@orion said:

We won the game wearing one of the ugliest uniforms ever made.   Just sayin'.  

Wasn't the 1985 team recognized Sunday?

It would have been fitting to wear 1985 throwback uniforms.

Brown on Brown on Brown with solid Brown socks is a horrible look.

@orion said:

We won the game wearing one of the ugliest uniforms ever made.   Just sayin'.  

I say bring out the ugly lucky uniforms for every game!??

@syd said:

did you know he wanted to be a dentist ?

Hermey the elf wanted to be a dentist.

@tiamat63 said:

 Nah, he meant Greg Oden.  Another tOSU player, only on the court instead of the gridiron. 

 Dude's knees were his undoing in the NBA. 

did you know he wanted to be a dentist ?

@flugel said:

Are you thinking of Jon Ogden?  Seems like he kept himself in shape long enough enough to be reliable and successful.  I think the biggest difference is 1 guy was willing to put in the work of a professional; while the other guy was so used being successful as a great athlete that he didn't get this until he's swinging at strike 3.  Too bad because Jones seems like a likable guy and all. Here's a cut and paste below of what I Googled for you Syd.  That is if I got the right guy you were thinking of...

 Nah, he meant Greg Oden.  Another tOSU player, only on the court instead of the gridiron. 

 Dude's knees were his undoing in the NBA. 

@syd said:

 reminds me of greg oden 

Are you thinking of Jon Ogden?  Seems like he kept himself in shape long enough enough to be reliable and successful.  I think the biggest difference is 1 guy was willing to put in the work of a professional; while the other guy was so used being successful as a great athlete that he didn't get this until he's swinging at strike 3.  Too bad because Jones seems like a likable guy and all. Here's a cut and paste below of what I Googled for you Syd.  That is if I got the right guy you were thinking of...

@syd said:

and it does not seem to work so well with ole joe

I don't know the number/success rate, but he doesn't have to run fast or anything.  As fast as the fat-asses moving over there with him.  

...right now I've got us drafting between pick 7 - 18.  just sayin'

.....“Andre Szymt’s 55-yard game-winner was the longest walk-off field goal in Browns history,” Andrew Siciliano wrote on X.

And just like that, Andre The Smurf is a giant in Browns history.    

@orion said:

Actually he's not leaving the pocket.  He and the pocket are strolling over to the right a bit before setting up shop.  It buys a little more time for receivers to get into and out of their routes.

and it does not seem to work so well with ole joe

@syd said:

Flacco should never leave the pocket, I swear i have never seen him complete a pass with us doing so

Actually he's not leaving the pocket.  He and the pocket are strolling over to the right a bit before setting up shop.  It buys a little more time for receivers to get into and out of their routes.

@tiamat63 said:

 I think you're mixing up not only the type of designed movement here, but also why.   

 Rolling out for half field fields on a designed QB sprint is a classic play that offenses have done for decades with QBs that aren't what we would define as modern athletes. 

Flacco should never leave the pocket, I swear i have never seen him complete a pass with us doing so

@calfoxwc said:

Why do you keep bringing up Baker? damn....

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I love when his head smashes into the concrete. And his whining like a little bitch afterwards.

I like Dawand Jones, but you absolutely cannot count on Dawand Jones. I feel bad for the kid, but he's a free agent after next season. 3 for 3 on season-ending leg injuries. 

@syd said:

with Dillion, not flacco

 I think you're mixing up not only the type of designed movement here, but also why.   

 Rolling out for half field fields on a designed QB sprint is a classic play that offenses have done for decades with QBs that aren't what we would define as modern athletes. 

@texasag1969 said:

I agree. Nothing to lose here when you already have a known QB unable to function behind a bad OL.

Well, ya could lose the locker room.  We want Gabriel to come in with the support of the team.  

@berniesuperbowl2 said:

Of course the Browns get a win over one of the best teams in the NFL and the King of the Baker Circle Jerk Club has to talk about the Bucs. "But remember 2020?" 

Why do you keep bringing up Baker? damn....

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@jrb12711 said:

And it has to be this week or after the Vikings across the pond. Definitely does not make sense to put the rookie in there in that situation. 

You guys need to start him over Flacco. Flacco is bad.

@texasag1969 said:

I agree. Nothing to lose here when you already have a known QB unable to function behind a bad OL.

And it has to be this week or after the Vikings across the pond. Definitely does not make sense to put the rookie in there in that situation. 

@jrb12711 said:

Look, I'll concede switching QB's after a win isn't the move.

But despite below average O-Line play, mediocre WR core, etc Joe has looked totally cooked out there. I'm not even being funny that I felt bad for the dude on some of those design roll-outs, it looked like my dad during the Turkey Bowl. His raw QBR (which IMO is more accurate) is 30th only behind the two rookies Ward and JJ. For context, the other senior citizen Aaron Rodgers is 20th.

LB's are sitting on underneath routes and feasting on the reality that Joe just isn't making the intermediate to long throws. It's a big problem, and we won in absolute spite of QB play. I'm very hard pressed, rookie or not, to imagine how competitive this team could be with someone who has a little more elusive ability and could even raise the bar by 30%.

I agree. Nothing to lose here when you already have a known QB unable to function behind a bad OL.

But despite below average O-Line play, mediocre WR core, etc Joe has looked totally cooked out there. I'm not even being funny that I felt bad for the dude on some of those design roll-outs, it looked like my dad during the Turkey Bowl. His raw QBR (which IMO is more accurate) is 30th only behind the two rookies Ward and JJ. For context, the other senior citizen Aaron Rodgers is 20th.

LB's are sitting on underneath routes and feasting on the reality that Joe just isn't making the intermediate to long throws. It's a big problem, and we won in absolute spite of QB play. I'm very hard pressed, rookie or not, to imagine how competitive this team could be with someone who has a little more elusive ability and could even raise the bar by 30%.

@unsympathetic said:

- but looks like by then the damage had been done.

 reminds me of greg oden 

Another career cut short to injury... Mother Nature always bats last, nobody's Built Different.

@sdbacker80 said:

Three straight years with season ending leg injuries.  3/3 being incredibly unlucky 

With that really bad luck - he doesn't have much ability to bend any more at all.  There's reasons nobody took him until round 4 - now we compound that with he can't ever stay healthy.  Unfortunately, keeping Conklin healthy enough to rely on hasn't been any easier.

He also missed Bond again down the sideline. With both starting tackles out, rookies all over the field, we are fortunate to be 1-2, with a shot to go 2-2 against Detroit.

These missed chances/reads will be reduced with practice and reps. Especially Bond who was a later addition to the squad.

This draft looks like one of the better ones.. Quinshon Judkins looks more like a 1st round talent.
Schwesinger is so impressive. Fannin, Sampson….