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  • jiggins7919J jiggins7919 wrote on last edited by
    #4

    Well, it's all going to depend on what your definition of "rocks" is, and just how high expectations are.

    If anybody is expecting playoffs, I feel that they'll be disappointed (nothing is impossible, but odds are VERY much against it, lol) My expectations are that we'll be a better coached football team, as evidenced by things like lower penalties, better clock management, closer games, and I think an overall more talented roster. These are just my expectations (hopes), but we'll see how it plays out.

    If we're going to win a few more games than the pundits are predicting, then we we'll need many of our young cats to step up, and several other veterans to return to form. In my opinion, our team can win five games and have a solid season. As stupid and crazy as that sounds, I believe it to be true. The season is a success if RG III plays at a level consistent with being an NFL starter. If we finally have our QB, then it's time to start moving forward. Additionally, if we also have our COACH, we can finally start to add other pieces and begin the process of assembling a winner. It's just about impossible to build a winner when you don't have a coach for more than a year or two and you don't have your QB. Not many would argue with that.

    Our team could "rock", but it will all depend on what your definition is.

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
    #5

    well, I never posted what I posted before this year.

    I've hoped in the past, and thought a change was going to be THE change.

    but never once have I ever thought we now have the perfect coaches for the

    excellent draft at the perfect time.

    See, most of us, know that the wr position is one of the weakest in the NFL.

    Sure, I'm a positive guy - ya think a new change will finally get weaknesses fixed,

    and then they draft guys on football mag ratings and video's alone. Then they

    end up with knuckleheads that don't give a crap. end of that - just another

    dismal start.

    It's one thing to hail changes, and another to see that the last change is

    the perfect storm...er....change.

    Sure, a lot of us have had our hopes raised, only to witness another draft that

    didn't fix the oline in the past, or more recently, didn't dramatically fix the

    wr position.

    Optimism eventually tends to be the same old storm that floods the town

    with water and debris.

    Now, you're a smart guy, but your antagonistic posts aren't your best possible

    contributions to the board, Ghoolish.

    Hue is the perfect coach to come to the Browns. A ton of experience, really upbeat,

    tough as nails, funny, knows the division inside and out, has excellent asst coaches

    around him..

    and bashing him before he has a chance is just not smart.

    And this last draft. treadwell is not the wr the Browns needed. They needed an explosive

    burner off the los and downfield. You might have had a point if he was the only wr

    drafted, but they really grabbed some other wr's that fit what they want to do.

    In all your exaltation of yourself, you are making negative opinions that don't seem

    to be supported by doing some research on the net first.

    Let me give you an example. You go all ghoolish and hatefully claim the Browns didn't

    draft a dfference maker star wr.

    Do you know that Treadwell, often the #1 rated pick, only runs a 4.65?

    Do you know that Barnidge, at TE, ran a 4.65 in his combine?

    And, I just read yesterday, that Treadwell looked like he was having a bit of

    trouble getting away from coverage.

    I'm not dissing Treadwell, but the Browns needed an explosive field stretcher,

    and that's exactly what Coleman is.

    And your wailing and wailing about Paxton Lynch. Tennessee drafted their star qb,

    and they ended up at the #1 slot in the entire draft after his first year.

    A star franchise qb has to have a solid, stable offense around him to be

    able to step in and run with it.

    Enough complaining already. I have hay to cut, a giant garden to weed because

    of rototiller problems and a late planting and didnt get the newspaper laid soon

    enough, and a drought, and a long list of other stuff going on.

    So you just have somebody sing you the "BE PATIENT" song and try to give

    Hue a chance, give this draft a chance, to show you the dramatic improvement

    I see this first year. I'm always happily optimistic, then it crashes.

    This isn't going to be crashing nothin. Instead of thinking we might really

    be turning the corner (and crashing)... I know that this coaching staff

    will NOT. And this last draft, reflected, FINALLY, an emphasis on also looking

    at love for the game, football smarts, toughness, and character.

    I think with the criteria used in this last draft, most all the draft failure

    picks by the Browns over the years... would never have happened.

    and every single time, when a coaching staff has a "system" and tries to

    stuff all sorts of round players into square holes, it's failure time.

    Hue and company know better. Why not try to stop being so Ghoulsies and

    angrily poutsies, and give this perfect storm a chance to come together,

    and shock the rest of the division ?

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
    #6

    My definition of "rock", means the offense will be explosive, playmaking

    ability will drive defenses nuts, playcalling will finally be smart,

    and the offense will be all in, and believe in it.

    The defense is interesting - the additions aren't as dramatic, maybe,

    but the restructuring and smarter calls will make an obvious difference.

    Running the dline on and off the field every play, so much of the time,

    is the most dumbass thing I've seen. Sure, on paper, some goof could figure

    each play, he'll get the best matchups..whatever.

    That's in the past. Previous coaching staffs have lost the players' confidence,

    due to ineptness, and a couple of players around them that didn't fit, didn't care,

    etc.

    I'm not claiming the Browns will be in the playoffs - but the dline rotation

    is going to be outstanding, the lb's - I won't be surprised if they have fun

    playing this defense. This whole Browns team is going to have fun being a

    TEAM again.

    Remember, Hue knows the weaknesses as well as anybody else in the NFL...

    BEFORE he became the head coach of the Browns. Previous Browns coaches didn't

    know their OWN weaknesses - look at how they drafted.

    trouble is, I think the Browns will be so good, that they may fall out

    of the top ten in next year's draft.

    Who knows... but this is finally going to be a FUN RIDE.

  • D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by
    #7

    This season is going to ROCK...... Why? Because it's football season and the Browns are on every week but one.

    Hell yea it's going to ROCK!

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #8

    Football being compared to chess and a jigsaw puzzle?

    I say it is a combination of Battleship and RockemSockem Robots.

  • Football being compared to chess and a jigsaw puzzle?

    I say it is a combination of Battleship and RockemSockem Robots.

    D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by D Bone
    #9

    @the-gipper said:

    Football being compared to chess and a jigsaw puzzle?

    I say it is a combination of Battleship and RockemSockem Robots.

    On my 'home field advantage' Rock em Sock em ring, I knew which robot had the weakest jaw (that blue pussy) and of course I always chose the red dude......... 30 seconds later Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!

    I was a bad man (ok boy)

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
    #10

    well, that's just pertaining to the los play. Far more to it than that....

  • Football being compared to chess and a jigsaw puzzle?

    I say it is a combination of Battleship and RockemSockem Robots.

    StinkHoleS StinkHole wrote on last edited by
    #11

    @the-gipper said:

    Football being compared to chess and a jigsaw puzzle?

    I say it is a combination of Battleship and RockemSockem Robots.

    Never played battleship, so if it based on strategical moves then I couldn't agree more.

    True team sport, where everyone has a role on every play.

    When kids play football they're playing a mans game.

    When men play baseball or basketball, they're playing a kids game.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Football being compared to chess and a jigsaw puzzle?

    I say it is a combination of Battleship and RockemSockem Robots.

    Never played battleship, so if it based on strategical moves then I couldn't agree more.

    True team sport, where everyone has a role on every play.

    When kids play football they're playing a mans game.

    When men play baseball or basketball, they're playing a kids game.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #12

    @stinkhole said:

    Never played battleship, so if it based on strategical moves then I couldn't agree more.

    Well, I suppose it can be strategical.....but they can also be based on luck....like many games:

    http://www.hasbro.com/common/instruct/Battleship.PDF

    True team sport, where everyone has a role on every play.

    When kids play football they're playing a mans game.

    When men play baseball or basketball, they're playing a kids game.

    What about hockey and soccer?

  • B BaconHound wrote on last edited by
    #13

    And the paper will cover the rock by week 7

  • @stinkhole said:

    Never played battleship, so if it based on strategical moves then I couldn't agree more.

    Well, I suppose it can be strategical.....but they can also be based on luck....like many games:

    http://www.hasbro.com/common/instruct/Battleship.PDF

    True team sport, where everyone has a role on every play.

    When kids play football they're playing a mans game.

    When men play baseball or basketball, they're playing a kids game.

    What about hockey and soccer?

    StinkHoleS StinkHole wrote on last edited by StinkHole
    #14

    @the-gipper said:

    @stinkhole said:

    Never played battleship, so if it based on strategical moves then I couldn't agree more.

    Well, I suppose it can be strategical.....but they can also be based on luck....like many games:

    http://www.hasbro.com/common/instruct/Battleship.PDF

    True team sport, where everyone has a role on every play.

    When kids play football they're playing a mans game.

    When men play baseball or basketball, they're playing a kids game.

    What about hockey and soccer?

    Hockey a mans game as well.

    Soccer is for sissies.

    Going back to football, it is the most complex. Involving any more strategies and plays which can be devised.

    I'm not sure that baseball or basketball is complicated enough to require players taking home a playbook to study.

    Don't think baseball and basketball players are required to take the Wonderlic test either.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Football being compared to chess and a jigsaw puzzle?

    I say it is a combination of Battleship and RockemSockem Robots.

    Never played battleship, so if it based on strategical moves then I couldn't agree more.

    True team sport, where everyone has a role on every play.

    When kids play football they're playing a mans game.

    When men play baseball or basketball, they're playing a kids game.

    T Taco918 wrote on last edited by
    #15

    @stinkhole said:

    Never played battleship, so if it based on strategical moves then I couldn't agree more.

    True team sport, where everyone has a role on every play.

    When kids play football they're playing a mans game.

    When men play baseball or basketball, they're playing a kids game.

    You've never played battleship? I just read through the entire Ghoolie v Flugel thread and this is by far the craziest thing I've read today.