TJ Watt has been wreaking havoc this year. Has sacks in 6 straight games and already this year has a career high in QB Hits. 

I would expect him to keep that streak alive.

Best: Butch Mangini Crenell 

Worst: Hue and Freddie, are on a whole different level of ineptitude. 

@calfoxwc said:

I saw where there were about 6 or 7 first year coaches in the NFL.

Only the GB coach has a winning season, the others were as bad a record, or winless.

It's not on the coach - the Browns are playing 100% for Kitchens and the rest of the coaches.

Some of you would have fired Chuck Noll after his first year:

Chuck Noll Record, Statistics, and Category Ranks | Pro ...

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/coaches/NollCh0.htm

•  
• YEAR

• 	AGE	G	W
  1969	37	14	1
  1970	38	14	5
  1971	39	14	6

Well a glaring difference is Noll, Rooney and everyone in Pittsburgh knew that  the ‘68 team had absolutely no talent. Only 5 players on the ‘68 team were still in Pittsburgh on the 74 championship team. 
 

In Cleveland, we think we have a damn good roster, certainly talented enough to win the AFC North, and still put on a pathetic display of ineptitude every Sunday. 
 

Not really apples to apples.

@the-gipper said:

Here are this weeks Survey Questions:

1. Going on a theme from Hoorta:   What opposing team player, active in the NFL, do YOU hate the most?

Pat Mahomes

2. A. Which player on the Browns has been the biggest...positive...suprise so far this year?

Austin Seibert

B. Which player on the Browns has been the biggest disappointment  so far this year?

Baker Mayfield

3. A.Which NFL team has been the biggest....positive....surprise....so far this year?

Bills

B. Which NFL team has been the biggest disappointment so far this year?

Browns

4. What are the 1 or 2 things the Browns need to do going forward this year to get them to where you think they should be?

Take playcalling out of Freddie's hands, solidify some semblance of an offensive line to throw behind.

5. The World Series is set.    Who do you think WILL win?   and who do you WANT to win?     Astros or Nationals?

Astros will win, but God I hope the Nats pull it off.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

Our defense sucks.  We can't tackle worth a shit.  Or cover for that matter.

Agree, up 28-25 in the fourth, NEED a stop and the defense can’t get one. 

A good running game slices through our “vaunted” Dline like a hot knife through butter.

Who do we keep? Who are we not interested in? Who might want out of Cleveland? 

@the-gipper said:

Second Chance Saloon....unanswered so far:

1.  What is the all time head to head record between the Browns and the DATs?

5-3 Texans

4. Which Texans first round draft pick attended Akron Garfield high?

6. What city, besides Houston...who got it, and Los Angeles, did the NFL consider placing an expansion team when they wanted to go from 31 to 32 teams?

Memphis

7.  Four teams in professional football leagues have been give the name "Texans".  The current Houston team, plus former teams in Dallas in both the NFL and AFL.   There was one other team.    Name city and league.

San Antonio Texans in the CFL. Late 90s I believe. 

Bonus:  What name for this Houston expansion team that is now the Texans, did their owner, Bob McNair, actually prefer? And why didn't they use it?

Something to do with the space station I’m guessing - Astros/Rockets both did it.

@the-gipper said:

There is also nothing to say that  Calloway could not become an Antonio Brown/AJ Green type player.

Definitely see the AB comparison, but AJ is 6’4 and that definitely plays into his success. 

Give Calloway this year to get used to NFL speed (even though he is almost always the fastest man on the field) and with Baker under center next year, they could definitely be the next BigBen/AB in the AFC North

@poeticg said:

Gay. Barkley is one of four players the last 25 years to have 100 rush yards and 100 receiving yards through the first two games. 

We should have taken Barkley #1 and traded to number 2 and taken Baker. Said it from the start. Still the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Grudge Gipper- prime example that you just can't trust the law, just a bunch of vengeful power hungry wannabee bullies... and I mean that with the utmost respect your honor  

I’m more then okay with Baker and Denzel, Denzel is a playmaker!

Remember Josh McCown was a Pro Bowl alternate last year. Worth mentioning for the odd-ball trivia.

@tour2ma said:

As for Baker... I'm ready. And from his look in the sideline shots of him... so is he.

A little surprised you are already calling for Baker, Tour.

For me I don’t know if I’m ready, the offense has looked pitiful so far but I think it’s more scheme then Tyrods play. 

@mark-o said:

Barnidge--Is he even still in the league?

Cameron---Same question....is he even still in the league?

For what it’s worth, Cameron retired after 2016 citing his concussions as why, and Barnidge hasn’t played since 2016.

Well trading him for a 5th is better then releasing him for nothing. 

Brace yourselves for the mockery of trading what many see as our best player for peanuts.

@texasag1969 said:

Last I looked Haley was screwing up the redzone calls and Gonzalez was kicking nurfballs.

Maybe you are seeing something different then me, this offense with Haley making the calls doesn't look much different to me then when Hue was at the helm.

Hue is still the head coach, and like we saw on Hard Knocks he "drives the bus". Hue is this "QB guru" and he has sent out 6 QBs the last 3 years, none being very impressive.

Can any Hue apologist give me a reason why he should keep his job?

Probably because he didn’t practice all summer.... oh well

Not to mention Joani Harbaugh, the sister of those crackpots, is married to Indiana basketball coach, Tom Crean.

Now THAT'S a family reunion I don't want to attend.

Start McCown until he inevitably gets injured, let Kessler learn playbook more and more till then, start Kessler and watch the young man work

The truth is, an athlete is a person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise. Based on this, a golfer cannot be on this list, golf is not a sport but rather a game as it does not require rigorous physical activity, and can be played professionally by people who are overweight, injured, and especially non-athletic.

Allen Iverson gives Lawrence Taylor a run for his money, Iverson was the pound for pound (barely 6 foot, 160 lbs) the greatest of all time.