@bbedward said:

The real question is will 9-7 be good enough to make the wild card

Glad I'm not the only one that looks at the season that way. I still look at it to be 10-6 till the final whistle blows.

@browns1216 said:

there's still time to come back, right?

I always think they can come back.

It's the same running play they have been running all game. Browns stopped it once or twice for maybe 3yrds.

Oh I'm surprised he didn't get leveled since he didn't go down when I thought he should have. Happy as hell that he scored by I was scared for him.

Where did those legs come from?

@browns1216 said:

another close game. Kessler looks great, defense not so much. Keep Kessler and draft some pass rushers with all of their acquired draft picks?

Something like that. I don't think RG3 or McCown should go back in unless Kessler has trouble. He is showing that he wants to be in there. What were the turnovers again?

I'm happy with what I'm seeing each week. Yes there are misfires but that is expected when building. I'm really like seeing that we are not quitting and really clawing our way in each game.

However this many penalties can't be there.

Holy hell Kessler. He wants this job.

Gutsy toss

Anyone else have a good camera angle on that penalty for block in the back?

If anyone has every played football in this group, you know that the ball will change possession several times at the bottom of that pile. That should have been Browns ball. The refs didn't even know who had it. You could see only one ref make the call for the possession change who was still at the pile before even seeing who had the ball which the ball has literally walked away with the person that had recovered it.

I'm not one to blame others for mistakes, those are on the player themselves. But something is extremely weird this year with the refs controlling the games. Is there anyone that following other teams that see this type of blatant error in officiating?

Well Browns won the game, but lost on the score board.

@brownsnmopar said:

Pasztor is a guard NOT A tackle

Ya you can tell he can't seal that outside rush.

Ya he probably should have made that and the others and the game wouldn't be tied. But it is what it is. We'll see if our D can hold as well as they have today.

@d-bone said:

Wow........ Hue's sending a message to his defense that he believes in them. We'll see.

Beat me to it. At least I'm having fun for once watching our Browns play.

Anyone notice after Cameron caught the TD pass that he totally looked the other way when Weedon ran up to congratulate him?

Steelers squeeze by again.

Where's the pole?

^^^^

This guy is joking right? Because it's kind of funny.

@aepps85 said:

I will give the browns this Hillis has been tough to stop, even with 8 men in the box

http://jetsfan.com/Home/tabid/74/ctl/Detai...62/Default.aspx

"The Browns do not have great talent...."

I stopped reading right there.

@tshirtfan said:

I for one would love a breakdown of the audibles and changes at the line of scrimmage that Colt used during the game. What look did he see? Why did he change up the play/formation? Etc.

If I were the coach I would have told him to line up for the handoff to Hillis. Read the D. If anything should too many men in the box, audible to pull those extra guys out of there and run the QB sneak. If you don't get the D formation for that call, hit another time-out and we'll punt it. Colt saw those guys stand up and start to stray. As soon as they did that he knew he had them. They couldn't make the play off the center to stop him get that 1 yard. That's my assessment. Maybe I would have called a silent snap, but of course you can't always here the snap count on TV, so he may have done that. Snap -> 1st down.