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  • @dutch-oven said:

    If he was a baseball player, he'd be a guy who can hit around .300 but almost exclusively singles. Little to no extra base power.

    Useful, but not in any way a difference-maker. 

    He talks the talk but doesn’t walk the walk

    @7moses7 said:

    He talks the talk but doesn’t walk the walk

    A big problem is he needs someone who can open things up deeper so the underneath is open for him.

    Defenses now just dare the Browns to throw downfield. They aren't worried about it happening, and they shouldn't. 

  • @browns52 said:

    Shmucking landry is not a top notch receiver...he is a second or maybe even a third option wr....and right now we have him as our best receiver...phwaaaaap....poor baker....ayeeeeee...

    If he was a baseball player, he'd be a guy who can hit around .300 but almost exclusively singles. Little to no extra base power.

    Useful, but not in any way a difference-maker. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    If he was a baseball player, he'd be a guy who can hit around .300 but almost exclusively singles. Little to no extra base power.

    Useful, but not in any way a difference-maker. 

    didnt you say that last week 🙂

  • @dutch-oven said:

    If he was a baseball player, he'd be a guy who can hit around .300 but almost exclusively singles. Little to no extra base power.

    Useful, but not in any way a difference-maker. 

    didnt you say that last week 🙂

    @atom said:

    didnt you say that last week 🙂

    ? It IS a good analogy for Landry though! 

  • @7moses7 said:

    He talks the talk but doesn’t walk the walk

    A big problem is he needs someone who can open things up deeper so the underneath is open for him.

    Defenses now just dare the Browns to throw downfield. They aren't worried about it happening, and they shouldn't. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    A big problem is he needs someone who can open things up deeper so the underneath is open for him.

    Defenses now just dare the Browns to throw downfield. They aren't worried about it happening, and they shouldn't. 

    Very true. And we didn't really have time to throw deep today anyway, so that didn't help. It's been some time since I didn't feel like our offense had a chance to move the ball. We had no answer to their rush, and it was very disheartening. 

  • @dutch-oven said:

    A big problem is he needs someone who can open things up deeper so the underneath is open for him.

    Defenses now just dare the Browns to throw downfield. They aren't worried about it happening, and they shouldn't. 

    Very true. And we didn't really have time to throw deep today anyway, so that didn't help. It's been some time since I didn't feel like our offense had a chance to move the ball. We had no answer to their rush, and it was very disheartening. 

    @jiggins7919 said:

    Very true. And we didn't really have time to throw deep today anyway, so that didn't help. It's been some time since I didn't feel like our offense had a chance to move the ball. We had no answer to their rush, and it was very disheartening. 

    The tackles seem to lock onto one guy and never even acknowledge an outside blitzer. The announcers kept talking about how the Steelers LBs were going around the edge untouched. 

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  • I could have told you all that without the actual numbers.

    Which is why that screen off the PA to Chubb on 2nd and 10 caught me off guard in the first couple drives.  It was a complete tendency breaker.  

    I believe Haley can script a decent opening to his games.  But once he has to go into calling plays as the flow of the game goes on, he just seems to go off the rails.  

  • No doubt the lockerroom has been lost.  Hue has to go. No improvement...team is regressing.  Keep haley and williams...dump hue.

    Rumors of bad lockeroom will be surfacing if they havent already.

    Time to turn the page.

  • i think haleys gonna be one fired prob tonight or tomorrow

  • Garrett called out our defensive plan after the game. 

  • We have a couple of problems on offense.

    1)   The fatasses aren't good enough on the edges.

    2)  WR.

  • Garrett called out our defensive plan after the game. 

    @londonbrown said:

    Garrett called out our defensive plan after the game. 

    oh boy

  • williams has lost his defense is what this means......unbeleivable

  • i think haleys gonna be one fired prob tonight or tomorrow

    @beare said:

    i think haleys gonna be one fired prob tonight or tomorrow

    I agree  so Hue Jackass has some one to blame 

  • i think haleys gonna be one fired prob tonight or tomorrow

    @beare said:

    i think haleys gonna be one fired prob tonight or tomorrow

    Great. So we can have Huey call the plays? He’s 1-31 doing that here

  • Haley is fine...its megalomaniac Hue that needs to go.

  • @baconhound said:

    But what’s the change in scheme that solves it?  I think it’s easy to say make adjustments but what on earth are those?  If I thought there was an answer I’d be with  you but there best blocking back was Hyde.  The TEs that can block are basically useless in most other facets of the game and if you go one dimensional you’ll get nowhere.  I can’t believe an NFL GM thought Harrison was the answer at LT

    Not trying to be a jerk but theres literally dozens of options that involve scheme. Slide protections, TE overloads, max protect schemes,  wide angles, bunch WR inside and that's just off the top of my head. Its hubris not to move to something else when it obviously isnt working.

    Blocking TE may be useless but letting dudes run unblocked at your QB is way, way worse.

    @jrb12711 said:

    Not trying to be a jerk but theres literally dozens of options that involve scheme. Slide protections, TE overloads, max protect schemes,  wide angles, bunch WR inside and that's just off the top of my head. Its hubris not to move to something else when it obviously isnt working.

    Blocking TE may be useless but letting dudes run unblocked at your QB is way, way worse.

    And do you really think that NFL coaches, a GM and an owner are ok with getting there prizes #1 draft pick injures to further Harrison’s career?

    If you think pride is keeping coaches from putting together winning schemes then we should just shut it down from here.  Hubris effects the Mike Mccarthy’s Of the world who have one not the guy just trying to keep his job.

    The fact of the matter is the team is still talentless at a lot of key positions and once again the guy who needs to bring talent hasn’t done that.

    Hyde can block, Gordon can catch and no one wanted Harrison but here we are 

  • Tell us again O line fat asses don’t matter Ghoolie !! 

    @londonbrown said:

    Tell us again O line fat asses don’t matter Ghoolie !! 

    My post game commentary....  

    He (Trollie) won't get the chance. I already told Flugs in a PM should he come back gloating, he's done- for an extended period. 

    @hx214 said:

    I love watch the Steelers RB make all the catches out of the backfield while we have Duke sitting in the corner for some reason. 

    It’s also awesome calling shotgun passes on 1st and goal from the 1. 

    Duke was dinged enough, we didn't decide to play him. 

    @browns149 said:

    Garrett only has 1 move. All he does is speed rush around the edge

    Not really- spent a lot of time watching him- and his bull rush wasn't working...  

    @brownsfan4evr said:

    I just watched the Browns give up. FIRE HUE!!

    Don't know about fire Hue- but it's the first time I would say the team quit. 

    Another crap call by a blind line judge giving the Steelers at least two yards down in the Red Zone. It's where the ball is- goober, not where his knee touches. That one REALLY pissed me off.  

  • Garrett on the gameplan 

    Daryl Ruiter@RuiterWrongFAN
    Here’s Myles Garrett saying he felt #Browns should’ve stuck with week 1 gameplan v #Steelers instead of doing whatever it was they did today
  • Garrett on the gameplan 

    Daryl Ruiter@RuiterWrongFAN
    Here’s Myles Garrett saying he felt #Browns should’ve stuck with week 1 gameplan v #Steelers instead of doing whatever it was they did today

    @londonbrown said:

    Garrett on the gameplan 

    https://mobile.twitter.com/RuiterWrongFAN/status/1056665262345388032

    Like Garrett but he’s a one trick pony.  He is very good at pinning his ears back and rushing the QB, and that is very necessary in the NFL, but he’s not overly effective in other phases of defense.  There are a few guys on our defense that are similar and we have a depleted secondary, not sure the same plan would have meant a closer game since the run defense wasn’t very good and no one could cover Brown.