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  • hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by

    @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    You can analyze this all you want, but for me the obvious is the obvious is the obvious.

    ShitMyPantski must be fired. Fuck this bullshot of "you can't,keep firing people".

    Jesus Christ! What benefit is there is keeping this guy? He has consistently and repeatedly demonstrated that he cannot win tightly contested games, and will lay down like a whore and invite the opposing coach to ass fuck him.

    ShitMyPantski is the worst coach in the NFL. How much more of this weekly ass fucking does this team want?

    Did you even watch the entire game or just come here to bitch over a loss on a totally winnable game?  Yeah, Sirius Radio is a real good reference point. :D  

    @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    Stefanski is Marty. He is a coward. He is afraid to win.

    IIRC he went for it on 4th down3 times.... Coward he isn't.  Briskett showed why he's a career backup. Throwing passes in the dirt, or a mile over the WRs head-with the game on the line, or taking a critical sack pushing York out of FG range. Not the first time he's done something that stupid either.   

  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by

    hey i just bought a LED ZEPPELIN hot wheels car

  • Bill Cowher just slammed John Harbutt 

    Harbutt said he trusted his Def to stop The Bills. Then WHY would you not take the lead?  Harbutt said it was analytics. 

    Note to these analytics people. GO AWAY.  Just play to win the game as Herm once said

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by

    @browns149 said:

    Bill Cowher just slammed John Harbutt 

    Harbutt said he trusted his Def to stop The Bills. Then WHY would you not take the lead?  Harbutt said it was analytics. 

    Note to these analytics people. GO AWAY.  Just play to win the game as Herm once said

    Thank you!

  • @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    You can analyze this all you want, but for me the obvious is the obvious is the obvious.

    ShitMyPantski must be fired. Fuck this bullshot of "you can't,keep firing people".

    Jesus Christ! What benefit is there is keeping this guy? He has consistently and repeatedly demonstrated that he cannot win tightly contested games, and will lay down like a whore and invite the opposing coach to ass fuck him.

    ShitMyPantski is the worst coach in the NFL. How much more of this weekly ass fucking does this team want?

    Did you even watch the entire game or just come here to bitch over a loss on a totally winnable game?  Yeah, Sirius Radio is a real good reference point. :D  

    @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    Stefanski is Marty. He is a coward. He is afraid to win.

    IIRC he went for it on 4th down3 times.... Coward he isn't.  Briskett showed why he's a career backup. Throwing passes in the dirt, or a mile over the WRs head-with the game on the line, or taking a critical sack pushing York out of FG range. Not the first time he's done something that stupid either.   

    B Browns57 wrote on last edited by

    @hoorta said:

    Did you even watch the entire game or just come here to bitch over a loss on a totally winnable game?  Yeah, Sirius Radio is a real good reference point. :D  

    IIRC he went for it on 4th down3 times.... Coward he isn't.  Briskett showed why he's a career backup. Throwing passes in the dirt, or a mile over the WRs head-with the game on the line, or taking a critical sack pushing York out of FG range. Not the first time he's done something that stupid either.   

    Brissett played well until the 2nd half. Unfortunately he is exactly what you said, a career backup, but I cannot put all the blame on him. Through 4 games he has done enough to be 4-0. If the defense plays better and Stefanski calls better plays that would be exactly what would have happened. I am of the belief that the coaching is our biggest problem right now. One perfect example was Atalnta running all over us in the 2nd half which 4 RB's. Stefanski has never stopped and thought hey I have a fresh and healthy Ford and Johnson that I could really wear them down with too. SMH.

  • tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by

    For anyone wondering - Perrion Winfrey showed up early, and he showed up BIG.

    There's a noticeable difference on the field compared to our other IDL between his athletic gifts and his ability to get into/win gaps.

    Hoping the little stint in the doghouse was just that.  Because he jumped off the screen almost immediately.

  • M MDDawg wrote on last edited by MDDawg

    I wrote in the AFC North thread I wasn't too confident about our chances. I watched the entire game though. We needed a better pass rush and couldn't overcome Clowney and Myles' absence as Mariota wilts under pocket pressure. Brissett is slightly better than a game manager he wasn't brought here for game winning drives, that's Desean's job. However unsure why Amari wasn't game planned in a bit more to keep the defense honest. As Bill Parcells said "it's not who you play but when you play them"which worked out great for the Falcons today hopefully we'll come out on the positive side of this later in the season.

    Edit: who's idea was it to use Njoku for an end around when you have Schwartz?

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    To be honest, by the look of the tone of the convo on here and by the quality of who is making the majority of content at the end of it, looks like I picked a good day to miss the Browns game to go to a Guardians game.

    I had this nagging feeling about this game that I had about the Jets game back in the playoff push in 2020. We should win it, but having an entire part of the team gone is going to make it really tough. Pretty much had no WRs in that Jets game in 2020 and lost, pretty much had no DLine today and lost. 

    Well shit, this season is what it is. 

  • I think Stefanski is a solid play caller. He’s just hot and cold. Today his worst tendencies surfaced. He’s too aggressive early on, just take the points Kevin. And the Njoku fumble was a huge turnover. 

    jcam222J jcam222 wrote on last edited by

    @typicalbrowns50 said:

    I think Stefanski is a solid play caller. He’s just hot and cold. Today his worst tendencies surfaced. He’s too aggressive early on, just take the points Kevin. And the Njoku fumble was a huge turnover. 

    He is not hot and cold, he is consistently bad making situational football decisions. He is far to likely to abandon things that work for a whim based on a successful king pass as well. He is not a good OC. He might be a decent head coach IF he gave up playcalling and acted like one. 

  • I wrote in the AFC North thread I wasn't too confident about our chances. I watched the entire game though. We needed a better pass rush and couldn't overcome Clowney and Myles' absence as Mariota wilts under pocket pressure. Brissett is slightly better than a game manager he wasn't brought here for game winning drives, that's Desean's job. However unsure why Amari wasn't game planned in a bit more to keep the defense honest. As Bill Parcells said "it's not who you play but when you play them"which worked out great for the Falcons today hopefully we'll come out on the positive side of this later in the season.

    Edit: who's idea was it to use Njoku for an end around when you have Schwartz?

    Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by

    @mddawg said:

    I wrote in the AFC North thread I wasn't too confident about our chances. I watched the entire game though. We needed a better pass rush and couldn't overcome Clowney and Myles' absence as Mariota wilts under pocket pressure. Brissett is slightly better than a game manager he wasn't brought here for game winning drives, that's Desean's job. However unsure why Amari wasn't game planned in a bit more to keep the defense honest. As Bill Parcells said "it's not who you play but when you play them"which worked out great for the Falcons today hopefully we'll come out on the positive side of this later in the season.

    Edit: who's idea was it to use Njoku for an end around when you have Schwartz?

    THE HEAD COACH 

  • @typicalbrowns50 said:

    I think Stefanski is a solid play caller. He’s just hot and cold. Today his worst tendencies surfaced. He’s too aggressive early on, just take the points Kevin. And the Njoku fumble was a huge turnover. 

    He is not hot and cold, he is consistently bad making situational football decisions. He is far to likely to abandon things that work for a whim based on a successful king pass as well. He is not a good OC. He might be a decent head coach IF he gave up playcalling and acted like one. 

    Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by

    @jcam222 said:

    He is not hot and cold, he is consistently bad making situational football decisions. He is far to likely to abandon things that work for a whim based on a successful king pass as well. He is not a good OC. He might be a decent head coach IF he gave up playcalling and acted like one. 

    I think the opposite. He could be a GREAT play caller, if he just focused on that

    He needs someone to get in his ear and calm him down

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    I didn't see any of the game, but looking at the stats, it appears that the Browns DLine woes were the only reason the Falcons had any shot to do anything offensively. 

    And I see that Brissett's interception came on a 3rd and 23, not exactly a high probability of success on that. 

    I'm not calling for Stefanski's firing, but I might revisit this at the end of the season. His in-game decisions deserve some scrutiny, and his coaches under him are not having a super duper year so far. 

    Doesn't sound like there were any special team gaffes though, possible silver lining! ?

  •  I'm likely not going to go back and read responses from this thread.  But looking at stat lines from avg yards carried per, 3rd down conversions, drive totals, etc etc.   It really speaks to where this team is weakest.

    QB

    DL.  

    You're starting a backup at QB who is one of the most risk averse passers in the NFL.

    Your starting Dline right to left was - UDFA, 4th round tweener backup, 3rd round rotational depth, 4th round rookie.  

    Where were the Browns worst area's today? (and every week)

    Avg depth of target throws (QB)

    YPC surrendered and explosive runs given up.   (DL)

     You really don't have to say anything more than that.   I just don't understand some of the bitching when the flaws of this team are evident and easily exploitable.    If you believed or were lead to believe this team was somehow supremely talented, then I don't know whose ass your head was up this entire time then?    Because it sure wasn't mine. 

    edit: opening drive though - HUGE problem I have with Stef.  I get modern analytics says to be aggressive there on the 4th down call, but you have to read the room and take the points there. Keep the big Mo on your side and reward your opening drive.  Because we would have been 2 of 4 getting ANY points on opening drives.   That's a big deal when you look at it in percentages.

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by

    @tiamat63 said:

     I'm likely not going to go back and read responses from this thread.  But looking at stat lines from avg yards carried per, 3rd down conversions, drive totals, etc etc.   It really speaks to where this team is weakest.

    QB

    DL.  

    You're starting a backup at QB who is one of the most risk averse passers in the NFL.

    Your starting Dline right to left was - UDFA, 4th round tweener backup, 3rd round rotational depth, 4th round rookie.  

    Where were the Browns worst area's today? (and every week)

    Avg depth of target throws (QB)

    YPC surrendered and explosive runs given up.   (DL)

     You really don't have to say anything more than that.   I just don't understand some of the bitching when the flaws of this team are evident and easily exploitable.    If you believed or were lead to believe this team was somehow supremely talented, then I don't know whose ass your head was up this entire time then?    Because it sure wasn't mine. 

    edit: opening drive though - HUGE problem I have with Stef.  I get modern analytics says to be aggressive there on the 4th down call, but you have to read the room and take the points there. Keep the big Mo on your side and reward your opening drive.  Because we would have been 2 of 4 getting ANY points on opening drives.   That's a big deal when you look at it in percentages.

    Yep...on the road, take the points. This analytical age of NFL isn't something I'm grasping. 

    How could the Browns be fundamentally sound during COVID and 2 years later, ugh.

  •  I'm likely not going to go back and read responses from this thread.  But looking at stat lines from avg yards carried per, 3rd down conversions, drive totals, etc etc.   It really speaks to where this team is weakest.

    QB

    DL.  

    You're starting a backup at QB who is one of the most risk averse passers in the NFL.

    Your starting Dline right to left was - UDFA, 4th round tweener backup, 3rd round rotational depth, 4th round rookie.  

    Where were the Browns worst area's today? (and every week)

    Avg depth of target throws (QB)

    YPC surrendered and explosive runs given up.   (DL)

     You really don't have to say anything more than that.   I just don't understand some of the bitching when the flaws of this team are evident and easily exploitable.    If you believed or were lead to believe this team was somehow supremely talented, then I don't know whose ass your head was up this entire time then?    Because it sure wasn't mine. 

    edit: opening drive though - HUGE problem I have with Stef.  I get modern analytics says to be aggressive there on the 4th down call, but you have to read the room and take the points there. Keep the big Mo on your side and reward your opening drive.  Because we would have been 2 of 4 getting ANY points on opening drives.   That's a big deal when you look at it in percentages.

    Korsou DawgK Korsou Dawg wrote on last edited by Korsou Dawg

    @tiamat63 said:

    Where were the Browns worst area's today? (and every week)

    Avg depth of target throws (QB)

    YPC surrendered and explosive runs given up.   (DL)

     You really don't have to say anything more than that.   I just don't understand some of the bitching when the flaws of this team are evident and easily exploitable.    If you believed or were lead to believe this team was somehow supremely talented, then I don't know whose ass your head was up this entire time then?    Because it sure wasn't mine. 

    I was one of those believers, and while I've come down to earth, I still think the team is pretty stacked. Just some glaring weaknesses, as you pointed out.

    Second half of last season, the D really seemed to come together. Combine that to the best O-line and running back combo in football. Our most glaring weakness on the field seemed to be QB, which we addressed in the off-season. We just have to do without him for 11 games. The only thing we didn't address the IDL, and depth across the D-line. That's now coming back to bite us in the ass.

    With the exception of that D-line though, it is undeniable the team has plenty of talent on both sides of the ball. What has really let us down so far this season IMO, is the coaching. The defense has regressed massively from last year, and Stef is still calling plays that cost us drives and scores. That's what many of us on the board have been calling out, and are getting increasingly fed up with. 

  • @jcam222 said:

    He is not hot and cold, he is consistently bad making situational football decisions. He is far to likely to abandon things that work for a whim based on a successful king pass as well. He is not a good OC. He might be a decent head coach IF he gave up playcalling and acted like one. 

    I think the opposite. He could be a GREAT play caller, if he just focused on that

    He needs someone to get in his ear and calm him down

    S SdBacker80 wrote on last edited by SdBacker80

    @browns149 said:

    I think the opposite. He could be a GREAT play caller, if he just focused on that

    He needs someone to get in his ear and calm him down

    I’m with you here.  He gets too cute at times when he’s got the best backfield and great run blockers.  Don’t be afraid to go back and forth to the well.   
     

    I don’t mind the aggressiveness.  I understand the take the points argument we are on the road we have a backup QB.  He had confidence in his team and he was going for haymaker out of the gate.  He misses and the Falcons have to drive 97 yards.

    we are plagued by stupidity on and off the field and you can point to the very top and/or the coaches but we have some players that need to take accountability too or they need to be benched or replaced.

  • S SdBacker80 wrote on last edited by

    The Bills won yesterday and were competitive last week with a second string secondary.  The 49ers are going to go toe to toe tonight with the defending champs with their elite tackle out.

    There are no perfect rosters in this league.

    Adapt…adjust…scheme….accordingly. 

  • The Bills won yesterday and were competitive last week with a second string secondary.  The 49ers are going to go toe to toe tonight with the defending champs with their elite tackle out.

    There are no perfect rosters in this league.

    Adapt…adjust…scheme….accordingly. 

    M MDDawg wrote on last edited by

    @sdbacker80 said:

    The Bills won yesterday and were competitive last week with a second string secondary.  The 49ers are going to go toe to toe tonight with the defending champs with their elite tackle out.

    There are no perfect rosters in this league.

    Adapt…adjust…scheme….accordingly. 

    3 out of 4 D line starters were out, one of whom is elite. The secondary did step up but not enough to compensate. Stefanski didn't have much confidence in his D which made him go for it on 4th down at the goal line in the first quarter a decision I didn't agree with while watching the game.

  • @mddawg said:

    I wrote in the AFC North thread I wasn't too confident about our chances. I watched the entire game though. We needed a better pass rush and couldn't overcome Clowney and Myles' absence as Mariota wilts under pocket pressure. Brissett is slightly better than a game manager he wasn't brought here for game winning drives, that's Desean's job. However unsure why Amari wasn't game planned in a bit more to keep the defense honest. As Bill Parcells said "it's not who you play but when you play them"which worked out great for the Falcons today hopefully we'll come out on the positive side of this later in the season.

    Edit: who's idea was it to use Njoku for an end around when you have Schwartz?

    THE HEAD COACH 

    M MDDawg wrote on last edited by

    @browns149 said:

    THE HEAD COACH 

    Rhetorical question, Stefanski getting a little too cute there.

  • @browns149 said:

    THE HEAD COACH 

    Rhetorical question, Stefanski getting a little too cute there.

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by

    @mddawg said:

    Rhetorical question, Stefanski getting a little too cute there.

    A little?

  • I wrote in the AFC North thread I wasn't too confident about our chances. I watched the entire game though. We needed a better pass rush and couldn't overcome Clowney and Myles' absence as Mariota wilts under pocket pressure. Brissett is slightly better than a game manager he wasn't brought here for game winning drives, that's Desean's job. However unsure why Amari wasn't game planned in a bit more to keep the defense honest. As Bill Parcells said "it's not who you play but when you play them"which worked out great for the Falcons today hopefully we'll come out on the positive side of this later in the season.

    Edit: who's idea was it to use Njoku for an end around when you have Schwartz?

    B Browns57 wrote on last edited by

    @mddawg said:

    I wrote in the AFC North thread I wasn't too confident about our chances. I watched the entire game though. We needed a better pass rush and couldn't overcome Clowney and Myles' absence as Mariota wilts under pocket pressure. Brissett is slightly better than a game manager he wasn't brought here for game winning drives, that's Desean's job. However unsure why Amari wasn't game planned in a bit more to keep the defense honest. As Bill Parcells said "it's not who you play but when you play them"which worked out great for the Falcons today hopefully we'll come out on the positive side of this later in the season.

    Edit: who's idea was it to use Njoku for an end around when you have Schwartz?

    Yes, that is the only thing Swartz is good for. You have to hand him the ball because he cannot catch it. Lol. He might have been inactive yesterday. I didn't notice him on the field. But Cooper would have been better than Njoku.

  • hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by hoorta

    @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    Larry, so what you are saying is a blind person listening to the Browns radio broadcast can never be as knowlegable as you?

    I had a great description of the game, with analysis you didn't hear watching the game.

    It is easy to be brave and go on 4th down, when you have nothing to lose.

    In addition, I loved it that on the opening drive, when the announcers were calling for us to run Chubb, we took advantage of their overpursuit of the run, and passed fucked them out of the gun.

    That shit is all good Larry, but ShitMyPantski, just like Marty has his asshole tighten up every fucking time he has his foot on the neck of the opponent.

    1st and goal from the 1 and w don't smashouth run if necessary?

    Sorry man, I hate ShitMyPantski. This is not a guy who knows how to win. He gave both this and the Jets game away.

    Problem is, there's no one to take over now. Kev admitted he screwed up by not kicking the field goal on the opening drive.  He outsmarts himself too many times.

    A healthy Browns team wins that game easily. Atlanta- to their credit ran the ball 14 straight times against our practice squad defensive line.  Didn't take rocket science or analytics coaching there. Hey, they can't stop us, let's keep on keeping on. 🙁  It was sickening to watch. If they had started that strategy from the get-go, it may not even have been as close as it was. 

    The most discouraging thing to me is the Browns blowing two games against the relatively lightweight Jets and Falcons, the schedule now gets tougher by an order of magnitude- starting this week against the Chargers, and really doesn't get any easier until we play the Texans in December. Wouldn't surprise me in the least Cleveland being underdogs the next seven games.