After Rams game, what I think I thunk
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VesnaKociper said:
So what do you buy first, a car, or a garage? We bought the garage and now are pissed because our neighbor is driving around town in a hot car
As much as I've hated all your prior rambling, nonsensical musings, this ^ is actually very, very good.
As much as I've hated all your prior rambling, nonsensical musings, this ^ is actually very, very good.
Except the paint is already fading on the fancy car because it has is not garaged...
"Against the Rams on Sunday, the Browns fumbled the football away four times and committed 11 penalties. If you think these mistakes didn't directly lead to the Browns' loss...
Who would not think 4 turnovers and 11 penalties would not lead to a loss?
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As much as I've hated all your prior rambling, nonsensical musings, this ^ is actually very, very good.
Except the paint is already fading on the fancy car because it has is not garaged...
"Against the Rams on Sunday, the Browns fumbled the football away four times and committed 11 penalties. If you think these mistakes didn't directly lead to the Browns' loss...
Who would not think 4 turnovers and 11 penalties would not lead to a loss?
Except the paint is already fading on the fancy car because it has is not garaged...
Who would not think 4 turnovers and 11 penalties would not lead to a loss?
Of course that would lead to a loss but I think the point of the article was that we have had enough talent to compete in these games we lost but we lost because of self destruction as much as anything else:
"The loss marked only the second time the Browns haven't trailed by one score or less at some point in the fourth quarter. Two of Cleveland's games have gone into overtime (one win, one loss), and against St. Louis, the Browns were down just four points shortly after halftime.
This is a pattern of play that seems indicative of a team that is close to contention but is not quite there. In other words, the Browns resemble a talented team that just cannot seem to do the little things right. When the little things are killing your team, you're often looking at a coaching issue."
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