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  • Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by
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  • Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by Bob806
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    Just a strange way to end the season. 

    Damn I hope the Browns aren't going backwards. Last night's offensive "performance" reminded me of Ray Farmer texting Pettine to get that a$$ Johnny into the game. Left Hudson out to dry.

    Get well Baker. In the mean time, Berry & Stefanski have tons to talk about. 

  • Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by
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    Why didn’t they do it for the Stoolers game? It meant nothing to us and it meant everything to them

    He was setup to fail and he took  a beating in the process 

    At least that’s what it looks like

  • Why didn’t they do it for the Stoolers game? It meant nothing to us and it meant everything to them

    He was setup to fail and he took  a beating in the process 

    At least that’s what it looks like

    D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by
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    @browns149 said:

    Why didn’t they do it for the Stoolers game? It meant nothing to us and it meant everything to them

    He was setup to fail and he took  a beating in the process 

    At least that’s what it looks like

    Man, that's exactly what it feels like. After Sunday's results, the Browns should've had a quick team meeting and began the medical process for their starting QB..... it just feels, well, so Browns like. 

  • @browns149 said:

    Why didn’t they do it for the Stoolers game? It meant nothing to us and it meant everything to them

    He was setup to fail and he took  a beating in the process 

    At least that’s what it looks like

    Man, that's exactly what it feels like. After Sunday's results, the Browns should've had a quick team meeting and began the medical process for their starting QB..... it just feels, well, so Browns like. 

    Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by
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    @d-bone said:

    Man, that's exactly what it feels like. After Sunday's results, the Browns should've had a quick team meeting and began the medical process for their starting QB..... it just feels, well, so Browns like. 

    Disfunction seems to be the Haslam’s calling card

    No way a good QB is going to want to be traded here

  • KvoetheK Kvoethe wrote on last edited by
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    Waste of healthcare

  • KvoetheK Kvoethe wrote on last edited by
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    Reminds me of tim couch...

  • ATOMA ATOM wrote on last edited by
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    so then why didnt we roll with case at some point this year ?

  • so then why didnt we roll with case at some point this year ?

    jcam222J jcam222 wrote on last edited by
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    @atom said:

    so then why didnt we roll with case at some point this year ?

    Exactly what should have happened. Behind the scenes I feel like there is some wierdness going on pushing them to continue starting Mayfield. Stefanski made some comments today as to he wasn’t aware of some of the things about the shoulder. What???

  • @atom said:

    so then why didnt we roll with case at some point this year ?

    Exactly what should have happened. Behind the scenes I feel like there is some wierdness going on pushing them to continue starting Mayfield. Stefanski made some comments today as to he wasn’t aware of some of the things about the shoulder. What???

    ATOMA ATOM wrote on last edited by
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    @jcam222 said:

    Exactly what should have happened. Behind the scenes I feel like there is some wierdness going on pushing them to continue starting Mayfield. Stefanski made some comments today as to he wasn’t aware of some of the things about the shoulder. What???

    also  if i remember correctly baker said there was some disfunction in the locker room and stef said after hearing of this was not aware of anything like that,could it be that coach wanted to bench baker after he was hurt but for what ever reason baker played anyway ?

  • KvoetheK Kvoethe wrote on last edited by
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    CYA time...plausible deniability

  • Why didn’t they do it for the Stoolers game? It meant nothing to us and it meant everything to them

    He was setup to fail and he took  a beating in the process 

    At least that’s what it looks like

    N Neo wrote on last edited by
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    @browns149 said:

    Why didn’t they do it for the Stoolers game? It meant nothing to us and it meant everything to them

    He was setup to fail and he took  a beating in the process 

    At least that’s what it looks like

    He was set up to fail as soon as he got injured and this circus was allowed to continue. 

    I mean what the fuck is going on??? Think about it. This time last year, Baker Mayfield and his Browns sent the Steelers packing in the playoffs. Now the whole circus on let's see how long Mayfield lasts until he crumbles. 

    And not one peep from anyone not even the owner, while his franchise quarterback is beat to a pulp. I am in no way saying Baker doesn't have his flaws because he does and is beside the point. 

  • N Neo

    @browns149 said:

    Why didn’t they do it for the Stoolers game? It meant nothing to us and it meant everything to them

    He was setup to fail and he took  a beating in the process 

    At least that’s what it looks like

    He was set up to fail as soon as he got injured and this circus was allowed to continue. 

    I mean what the fuck is going on??? Think about it. This time last year, Baker Mayfield and his Browns sent the Steelers packing in the playoffs. Now the whole circus on let's see how long Mayfield lasts until he crumbles. 

    And not one peep from anyone not even the owner, while his franchise quarterback is beat to a pulp. I am in no way saying Baker doesn't have his flaws because he does and is beside the point. 

    Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by
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    @neo said:

    He was set up to fail as soon as he got injured and this circus was allowed to continue. 

    I mean what the fuck is going on??? Think about it. This time last year, Baker Mayfield and his Browns sent the Steelers packing in the playoffs. Now the whole circus on let's see how long Mayfield lasts until he crumbles. 

    And not one peep from anyone not even the owner, while his franchise quarterback is beat to a pulp. I am in no way saying Baker doesn't have his flaws because he does and is beside the point. 

    Baker definitely has his flaws, as does the coach. But if this is concerted effort to have him fail, WHICH I SURE AS HELL HOPE IT ISN’T, 

    Then we are at DISFUNCTION 101. And the Haslam’s are NEVER EVER EVER EVER going to win a DAMN THING

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
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    I think it's a matter of playoffs - they wanted it so bad, everything was going wrong,

    Keenum's arm is fading - I think that is why they didn't go to him until now.

    Playoffs gone, now he can play. The sad part is, Baker hasn't been himself - and irate disapponted fans

    who don't know better, blame it all on Baker.

  • @jcam222 said:

    Exactly what should have happened. Behind the scenes I feel like there is some wierdness going on pushing them to continue starting Mayfield. Stefanski made some comments today as to he wasn’t aware of some of the things about the shoulder. What???

    also  if i remember correctly baker said there was some disfunction in the locker room and stef said after hearing of this was not aware of anything like that,could it be that coach wanted to bench baker after he was hurt but for what ever reason baker played anyway ?

    K Kegeratorz wrote on last edited by
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    @atom said:

    baker said there was some disfunction in the locker room

    Baker always has something to say. No reason to say anything, however, he felt compelled once again to announce his displeasures. And if he isn't talking, his wife is. Some people just love drama, and most of the time those same people are the disfunction.

  • @atom said:

    baker said there was some disfunction in the locker room

    Baker always has something to say. No reason to say anything, however, he felt compelled once again to announce his displeasures. And if he isn't talking, his wife is. Some people just love drama, and most of the time those same people are the disfunction.

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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    @kegeratorz said:

    Baker always has something to say. No reason to say anything, however, he felt compelled once again to announce his displeasures. And if he isn't talking, his wife is. Some people just love drama, and most of the time those same people are the disfunction.

    Typical of today's snowflake youth...

  • hx214H hx214 wrote on last edited by
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    Keenum blows. Hopefully they can cut him without much dead cap next year. Waste of money that should be spent elsewhere. Kev screwing up again instead of letting Mullens have another crack at it so show what he can do. I'd gladly keep him on as a Backup QB next year for 1/4 of the price.

  • Keenum blows. Hopefully they can cut him without much dead cap next year. Waste of money that should be spent elsewhere. Kev screwing up again instead of letting Mullens have another crack at it so show what he can do. I'd gladly keep him on as a Backup QB next year for 1/4 of the price.

    Canton DawgC Canton Dawg wrote on last edited by
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    @hx214 said:

    Keenum blows.

    Bingo! That’s why he’s playing for his 6th NFL team.

  • I think it's a matter of playoffs - they wanted it so bad, everything was going wrong,

    Keenum's arm is fading - I think that is why they didn't go to him until now.

    Playoffs gone, now he can play. The sad part is, Baker hasn't been himself - and irate disapponted fans

    who don't know better, blame it all on Baker.

    VamboV Vambo wrote on last edited by
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    @calfoxwc said:

    I think it's a matter of playoffs - they wanted it so bad, everything was going wrong,

    Keenum's arm is fading - I think that is why they didn't go to him until now.

    Playoffs gone, now he can play. The sad part is, Baker hasn't been himself - and irate disapponted fans

    who don't know better, blame it all on Baker.

    Baker Mayfield completed just 60.4 percent of his passes, threw just 17 touchdowns and gave away 13 interceptions. There were 43 sacks and a dozen batted down passes. Pro Football Focus graded him as the 30th-best quarterback in a 32-team league. He ranked 26th in yards per attempt, at 7.2.

  • Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
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    Keenum vs Brandon Allen Sunday.

    Burrow "resting" for the playoffs. 

    Not how I or many imagined game #17 to be. Well, here's to a good tailgate!!!