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Predictions for 2018 NFL Season

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  • My prediction: the trial does not go well for AJ McCarron and he becomes an RFA.  Browns waste a second-round pick to bring him in because Hue convinces the FO to do so.  Browns draft Darnold #1 overall and Fitzpatrick at #4.  McCarron starts the season.   Eventually, he gets hurt, Kizer starts and after his first interception is yanked and replaced with Darnold because everyone wants to see the #1 pick play.  Darnold flounders because he's a rookie, he guts it out for a few games but eventually gets hurt and we're back to Kizer. Meanwhile, defense is playing lights out; Orchard and Garrett are putting pressure on opposing QBs, Peppers is allowed to join the game instead of hanging way back and him and Fitzpatrick rack up the interceptions. Kizer then starts clicking with the receivers and leads the Browns to the Super Bowl 😎  

    Is that wild enough?

    @browns1216 said:

    My prediction: the trial does not go well for AJ McCarron and he becomes an RFA.  Browns waste a second-round pick to bring him in because Hue convinces the FO to do so.  Browns draft Darnold #1 overall and Fitzpatrick at #4.  McCarron starts the season.   Eventually, he gets hurt, Kizer starts and after his first interception is yanked and replaced with Darnold because everyone wants to see the #1 pick play.  Darnold flounders because he's a rookie, he guts it out for a few games but eventually gets hurt and we're back to Kizer. Meanwhile, defense is playing lights out; Orchard and Garrett are putting pressure on opposing QBs, Peppers is allowed to join the game instead of hanging way back and him and Fitzpatrick rack up the interceptions. Kizer then starts clicking with the receivers and leads the Browns to the Super Bowl 😎  

    Is that wild enough?

    Kizer has about as much chance as you , or I do, of leading a team to the super bowl...

  • @browns1216 said:

    My prediction: the trial does not go well for AJ McCarron and he becomes an RFA.  Browns waste a second-round pick to bring him in because Hue convinces the FO to do so.  Browns draft Darnold #1 overall and Fitzpatrick at #4.  McCarron starts the season.   Eventually, he gets hurt, Kizer starts and after his first interception is yanked and replaced with Darnold because everyone wants to see the #1 pick play.  Darnold flounders because he's a rookie, he guts it out for a few games but eventually gets hurt and we're back to Kizer. Meanwhile, defense is playing lights out; Orchard and Garrett are putting pressure on opposing QBs, Peppers is allowed to join the game instead of hanging way back and him and Fitzpatrick rack up the interceptions. Kizer then starts clicking with the receivers and leads the Browns to the Super Bowl 😎  

    Is that wild enough?

    Kizer has about as much chance as you , or I do, of leading a team to the super bowl...

    @nickers said:

    Kizer has about as much chance as you , or I do, of leading a team to the super bowl...

    We are talking about Madden, right?

  • no, we're talkin real life. I predict the playoffs. Write that down.  One of the greatest drafts in Browns history, with a few key

    FA's.

  • I would (like to predict) when the Colts play the Patriots this fall one of the Colts linebackers will accidentally break McDaniel's leg. 

    Other than that- Cousins to the Broncos. Bradford or Fitzpatrick as bridge QBs, with an outside chance the return of Helicopter McCown.

  • I predict 4-6 wins if Huey is not calling redzone plays or doing clock/TO management. Subtract 1 win for either and 3 wins if involved in both.

    1. 4-6 win

    2. 3-5 wins involved in either

    3. 1-2 wins if he's doing both.

    The guy is clueless on game day, but a very good motivator IMO. Just leave the coordinators alone to do their jobs.

  • I could never understand why Peppers was defending in our end zone when the opposition had the ball 1st and 10 at their own 20 🙂

  • I could never understand why Peppers was defending in our end zone when the opposition had the ball 1st and 10 at their own 20 🙂

    @darren15 said:

    I could never understand why Peppers was defending in our end zone when the opposition had the ball 1st and 10 at their own 20 🙂

    It was part of that new Browns defensive strategy, "Bend before you break"😛

    Edit: It's easy to spot when they want it in full force. They take Garrett out and put in Orchard. Works perfect every time.😁

  • I could never understand why Peppers was defending in our end zone when the opposition had the ball 1st and 10 at their own 20 🙂

    @darren15 said:

    I could never understand why Peppers was defending in our end zone when the opposition had the ball 1st and 10 at their own 20 🙂

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  • @darren15 said:

    I could never understand why Peppers was defending in our end zone when the opposition had the ball 1st and 10 at their own 20 🙂

    It was part of that new Browns defensive strategy, "Bend before you break"😛

    Edit: It's easy to spot when they want it in full force. They take Garrett out and put in Orchard. Works perfect every time.😁

    @texasag1969 said:

    It was part of that new Browns defensive strategy, "Bend before you break"😛

    Edit: It's easy to spot when they want it in full force. They take Garrett out and put in Orchard. Works perfect every time.😁

    I have never been a fan of bend , but don't break defenses.. it's a conservative mentality that is destined to get exposed.. It "PREVENTED" Marty Schottenheimer from getting to the superbowl...  The only guy who really ran it with great success was Bill Arnsparger.. The creator of "Bend,don't break" Then it got sussed , rather easily...

  • @darren15 said:

    I could never understand why Peppers was defending in our end zone when the opposition had the ball 1st and 10 at their own 20 🙂

    It was part of that new Browns defensive strategy, "Bend before you break"😛

    Edit: It's easy to spot when they want it in full force. They take Garrett out and put in Orchard. Works perfect every time.😁

    @texasag1969 said:

    It was part of that new Browns defensive strategy, "Bend before you break"😛

    Edit: It's easy to spot when they want it in full force. They take Garrett out and put in Orchard. Works perfect every time.😁

    In fairness Ag, I did notice other teams using that one deep safety a mile off the ball. Problem was Peppers is ill suited to play it. That was compounded by Williams having his corners play way off too. Tells me that he had no confidence they could play press man coverage.

  • @darren15 said:

    I could never understand why Peppers was defending in our end zone when the opposition had the ball 1st and 10 at their own 20 🙂

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    @the-gipper said:

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    Looking to get a PICK 6? 😆  Hey it's not college anymore......hopefully he'll improve and live up to his draft pick potential next year.