@mudfly said:

Shirtless and on a horse?......

@comeonman said:

Shirtless and on a horse?......

@canton-dawg said:

That's all we got left to season. Laugh till you cry & I thank you

@canton-dawg said:

Vladimir Putin is going to get fired?

@browns52 said:

ALL THAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN IF PUTIN GETS FIRED IS YET ANOTHER FUCKING BLOCKHEAD COACH TO TAKE HIS PLACE...

Vladimir Putin is going to get fired?

@diehardbrownsfan said:

unfortunetly not. He is another blockhead coach amongst the many the clowns have had. However, it comes down to WHO THE FUCK WANTS TO COME TO CLEVELAND AND COACH THIS SHIT.....ITS THE FUCKING OWNER. IT ALL STARTS WITH THE OWNER AND THEN TRICKLES DOWN TO THE SHITASS GM WE HAVE AND ASSISTANT COACHES AND THE BLOCKHEAD HC....ALL THAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN IF PUTIN GETS FIRED IS YET ANOTHER FUCKING BLOCKHEAD COACH TO TAKE HIS PLACE...

@tour2ma said:

No....at best BB can maybe get a team to the playoffs a time or two with the likes of Cassell or Vinny.. Butch Davis did that, Romeo Crennell should have done that.

Those may, indeed, be apt parallels.

@the-gipper said:

Yeah that's my screw up. When compiling the numbers I saw Fitzpatrick and just assumed he lost, well that and being half asleep.

To many variables to determine if a ball was catch-able imo to accurately factor into QB stats. You'd be dealing with things like did the ball hit the receiver in the chest, hands, legs. Was the receiver lead, thrown above, behind, in the dirt, to high/low velocity for the distance or was the ball just thrown away. Then was the receiver defended and that caused the drop or was the ball tipped in route to the receiver. After all that is done you'd have to look at completed passes and factor minus in for catches that shouldn't have been. It's a f'g can of worms

@the-gipper said:

Yes, without Brady or Cassell or Vinny, Belichick sucks.

Fixed...

@johnny-fingers-farmer said:

Fitzpatrick won. How can "dropped passes" be measured into a QBs stats?

@lbc-mike said:

Yes, without Brady Belichick sucks.

bowe? A picked up Moore? A tiny, just came back Gabriel?

Other qb's get "he needs weapons".

JM gets "he's a bum, look at his stats, that sumbeech!"

come on. Meanwhile, I'm working on my NFL mock draft

for before teh 28th....

and my first round pick... no trade down.... is Lynch........

Meanwhile, a few players who don't really give a crap... and do stuff like

run routes like a talking tree out of the "Wizard of Oz"... bowe...and grab a

facemask on the last play... like williams...

this secondary is hopeless with the injuries. And Gaines shoved a fellow defensive

player, veteran..... frustrated players who are po'd at the world. I think it's the scheme.

Bademosi should get an award for trying so hard to play like a tall cb, he makes.... mistakes.

And he's short. And he STILL does not LOOK BACK FOR THE BALL and gets

STUPID PASS INTERFERENCE CALLS... dammit.

Even when healthy, this year, the secondary has major gaffes in coverage.

1. T. Taylor 16 for 235= 14.69 2TD

@bbedward said:

"... ermagherd johnny is perffect"

He's looked pretty good overall, it's tough to win games with this team in it's current state regardless though - even tougher against the seahawks in Seattle.

He still makes mistakes, but he's definitely improving and that's a step in the right direction anyway.

First, very funny dialect...

Second, agree that JM has improved over last year, but is he "improving"? Was his performance today objectively better than the one he posted vs. Pittsburgh?

Again, the next step I see queued up is the throw with anticipation... and it's the big one.

He's not infallible as many seem to believe.

In the tavern I could complement him and then have a big ole circle jerk about him, but then when he made a throw that was too high or made the wrong read and someone called him out it was "damn no erving failed he had pressure his receiver should have caught it ermagherd johnny is perffect"

He's looked pretty good overall, it's tough to win games with this team in it's current state regardless though - even tougher against the seahawks in Seattle.

He still makes mistakes, but he's definitely improving and that's a step in the right direction anyway.

@kvoethe said:

Average game today. There were drops and poor protections but there also were poor throws

What's still has not shown up is an ability to anticipate throws. No better example than the 3rd and 5 on the Seattle 10. Yes, there was an edge blitz OLB, but the middle of the field emptied. A step up and throw to Barn on the post is a TD.

Instead JM tries to outrun a fast blitzer, takes a sack and pops up to play patty-cake with the blitzer and a smile on his face. I guess he gets a pass since he did not swap jerseys with him after the game.

Two games to go...