Sundays Positives
-
1- Heart and seeing the Browns not give up.
2- The look on the Steelers faces mid-way through the fourth quarter.
3- The Runningbacks are raw... in a good way. Fresh young blood in the RB stable.
4- The WR's caught the ball, hell- one more catch and we probably win the game. Good hands.
5- Amazing punt by Spencer to pin Pitstank inside the 1 yard line. Should have won the game. I was under the impression that one our guy had the ball with two feet down the play is dead, what happened that allowed the refs to continue his progress through to the ground and past the endzone line is beyond my pay-grade.
5- ... what happened that allowed the refs to continue his progress through to the ground and past the endzone line is beyond my pay-grade.
The rulebook happened... it's always been that way.
The biggest thing I took away from this game is the Browns should (and hopefully will) begin to form an identity of pounding the rock.
Yes... It is so key to the personnel we have.
Zombo said:
P. S. If rookie Crowell didn't miss the play call on that 3rd and 1 at the ten yard line, Hoyer and the Browns probably complete the greatest comeback in the history of the rivalry ... So there's that.
Is this the official autopsy report on that play? It seemed likely, but I still have not read an official account.
-
5- ... what happened that allowed the refs to continue his progress through to the ground and past the endzone line is beyond my pay-grade.
The rulebook happened... it's always been that way.
The biggest thing I took away from this game is the Browns should (and hopefully will) begin to form an identity of pounding the rock.
Yes... It is so key to the personnel we have.
Zombo said:
P. S. If rookie Crowell didn't miss the play call on that 3rd and 1 at the ten yard line, Hoyer and the Browns probably complete the greatest comeback in the history of the rivalry ... So there's that.
Is this the official autopsy report on that play? It seemed likely, but I still have not read an official account.
The rulebook happened... it's always been that way.
Yes... It is so key to the personnel we have.
Is this the official autopsy report on that play? It seemed likely, but I still have not read an official account.
That is what Grossi reported. Crowel was supposed to take the handoff and he went the other way, missed the play call.
Z
-
The rulebook happened... it's always been that way.
Yes... It is so key to the personnel we have.
Is this the official autopsy report on that play? It seemed likely, but I still have not read an official account.
That is what Grossi reported. Crowel was supposed to take the handoff and he went the other way, missed the play call.
Z
Zombo said:
That is what Grossi reported. Crowel was supposed to take the handoff and he went the other way, missed the play call.
Z
Hoyer said it was his fault and the hand off was going to the fullback but Hoyer went the wrong way.
-
Zombo said:
That is what Grossi reported. Crowel was supposed to take the handoff and he went the other way, missed the play call.
Z
Hoyer said it was his fault and the hand off was going to the fullback but Hoyer went the wrong way.
Hoyer said it was his fault and the hand off was going to the fullback but Hoyer went the wrong way.
Yep....Hoyer took that one on himself.....said he simply turned the wrong way. Everyone went left, except for Hoyer, so Im apt to think it was him and not the running back.....
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login