Don't let this guy fool you browns fans.. here is some of his other posts on this forum..

@armchair-bronco said:

....Trouble is: the guy seems to have trouble holding on to DA ROCK. You guys think this was an abberation or should we start calling him Peyton "Butterfingers" Hillis?

@armchair-bronco said:

Sometimes I think that the guy fumbles early in the season when he's trying too hard. It's like he wants to make a statement to the coach or something, and then he gets careless....

.........

Then, the following year, he F*&^%$ed up early in the season trying to impress new coach Josh "Stalin" McStalin -- he had some costly fumbles in the red zone and some muffed returns. He was quickly benched for the rest of the season and that was that.

Now yes he has other posts saying good things about hillis, but how are you going to say that early in the season he tries to hard and fumbles in the redzone..

...and then come back on here calling the coach stupid for not getting him DA ROCK early in the season in the redzone???

Hillis is a beast, but i also like colt mccoy..

Bengal's did a good job shutting Hillis down I think.. out of all running backs that received 10 or more carries in week 1 (monday games excluded) peyton hillis' (3.4 ypc) was ranked 21st in the league. (last year he had 4.4 ypc)

If you take away Peyton's two extreme plays (17 yards and -5 yards) he was only averaging 2.7 ypc.. and the majority of those where not in "i think they're going to run it" situations.

The Bengals defensive strength is there D-line and LB's.. I was not surprised at all that the 2 browns touchdowns where caught by TE's.. infact i picked up evan moore in fantasy, he looks like the real deal and vs the bengals was a no brainer..

but back to hillis, his first down percentage for the game was a 11%

only 3 running backs (with 10+ carries) had a worse percentage in week 1

23 running backs had better percentages

I like Hillis, but the Bengals defense was able to basically shut him down and i dont think anyone should be questioning throwing "safe" throws into one on one coverage to a guy who already beat his man (moore) and another one to the most talented player on your team (in cribbs)

since it was man coverage outside im assuming the bengals were more then ready for the run.

good luck in 14 of your next 15 games.. i hope you beat the ravens and steelers twice each

WHO DEY!!

PS: i read these forums often but when i notice obvious two facism like that i must log in and point it out lol

Don't let this guy fool you browns fans.. here is some of his other posts on this forum..

@armchair-bronco said:

....Trouble is: the guy seems to have trouble holding on to DA ROCK. You guys think this was an abberation or should we start calling him Peyton "Butterfingers" Hillis?

@armchair-bronco said:

Sometimes I think that the guy fumbles early in the season when he's trying too hard. It's like he wants to make a statement to the coach or something, and then he gets careless....

.........

Then, the following year, he F*&^%$ed up early in the season trying to impress new coach Josh "Stalin" McStalin -- he had some costly fumbles in the red zone and some muffed returns. He was quickly benched for the rest of the season and that was that.

Now yes he has other posts saying good things about hillis, but how are you going to say that early in the season he tries to hard and fumbles in the redzone..

...and then come back on here calling the coach stupid for not getting him DA ROCK early in the season in the redzone???

Hillis is a beast, but i also like colt mccoy..

Bengal's did a good job shutting Hillis down I think.. out of all running backs that received 10 or more carries in week 1 (monday games excluded) peyton hillis' (3.4 ypc) was ranked 21st in the league. (last year he had 4.4 ypc)

If you take away Peyton's two extreme plays (17 yards and -5 yards) he was only averaging 2.7 ypc.. and the majority of those where not in "i think they're going to run it" situations.

The Bengals defensive strength is there D-line and LB's.. I was not surprised at all that the 2 browns touchdowns where caught by TE's.. infact i picked up evan moore in fantasy, he looks like the real deal and vs the bengals was a no brainer..

but back to hillis, his first down percentage for the game was a 11%

only 3 running backs (with 10+ carries) had a worse percentage in week 1

23 running backs had better percentages

I like Hillis, but the Bengals defense was able to basically shut him down and i dont think anyone should be questioning throwing "safe" throws into one on one coverage to a guy who already beat his man (moore) and another one to the most talented player on your team (in cribbs)

since it was man coverage outside im assuming the bengals were more then ready for the run.

good luck in 14 of your next 15 games.. i hope you beat the ravens and steelers twice each

WHO DEY!!

PS: i read these forums often but when i notice obvious two facism like that i must log in and point it out lol