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....... still stink. Lose to the worst team in football. Wow. I did not see that coming. I think of 26 prognosticators I listened to this week they all had the Browns a lock this week, and winning by 2 TDs. Could be another long season for Browns fans.

At least the Lions won their season opener in Tampa a.d Stanford stayed healthy.

gmartin wrote:....... still stink. Lose to the worst team in football. Wow. I did not see that coming. I think of 26 prognosticators I listened to this week they all had the Browns a lock this week, and winning by 2 TDs. Could be another long season for Browns fans.

At least the Lions won their season opener in Tampa a.d Stanford stayed healthy.

How does a team LOSE to the worst team in football? Wouldn't the team that loses to the alleged worst team BE the worst team? The Bengals QB at the end has a long history of bringing teams back from behind to big wins, going all the way back to his college days. Browns loss, regretable as it was, was predictable the moment the Bengals 2nd team QB stepped on the field.

As a Bengals fan, I can say that neither team looked very good, IMO. I'm worried about Andy Dalton being hurt, as he looked rather good throughout the first half. Here's hoping to Ohio success - no problem with the Browns (just when they play the Bengals! )

Both teams looked like s**t. Pretty standard of a Browns/Bengals game, really.

The Browns are not going to be good this year, and I never thought they would be. I did think they'd be better than the Bengals, but losing Steinbach for the year and having Pashos out really hurt them today. The joke of a punter they've got replacing Hodges is gonna kill them all year too. They better be trying out new guys....I can't believe this is the best they could do when Hodges got hurt so early in camp.

This is a Browns season for rebuilding. Playing nothing but youngsters with a raw coach...hopefully they'll grow together as the year goes on and not be a train wreck.

h2oville rocket wrote:

gmartin wrote:....... still stink. Lose to the worst team in football. Wow. I did not see that coming. I think of 26 prognosticators I listened to this week they all had the Browns a lock this week, and winning by 2 TDs. Could be another long season for Browns fans.

At least the Lions won their season opener in Tampa a.d Stanford stayed healthy.

How does a team LOSE to the worst team in football? Wouldn't the team that loses to the alleged worst team BE the worst team? The Bengals QB at the end has a long history of bringing teams back from behind to big wins, going all the way back to his college days. Browns loss, regretable as it was, was predictable the moment the Bengals 2nd team QB stepped on the field.

I think just about anybody, you and me included, can throw a 20 yard pass to an open receiver when the defense doesn't even break the huddle until the ball is snapped.

Seriously, call the papers, worst play in NFL history.

bgsufalcon24 wrote:

h2oville rocket wrote:

gmartin wrote:....... still stink. Lose to the worst team in football. Wow. I did not see that coming. I think of 26 prognosticators I listened to this week they all had the Browns a lock this week, and winning by 2 TDs. Could be another long season for Browns fans.

At least the Lions won their season opener in Tampa a.d Stanford stayed healthy.

How does a team LOSE to the worst team in football? Wouldn't the team that loses to the alleged worst team BE the worst team? The Bengals QB at the end has a long history of bringing teams back from behind to big wins, going all the way back to his college days. Browns loss, regretable as it was, was predictable the moment the Bengals 2nd team QB stepped on the field.

I think just about anybody, you and me included, can throw a 20 yard pass to an open receiver when the defense doesn't even break the huddle until the ball is snapped.

Seriously, call the papers, worst play in NFL history.

But we DIDN'T do it. He did. again. Which is why he's playing in the NFL and we aren't.

gmartin wrote:....... still stink. Lose to the worst team in football. .

HAHAHAHAHA Clowns fans!

We've got BRUCE and YOU DON'T!!!!!!

We won and YOU LOST (AGAIN)!!!!!

BRUCE! BRUCE! BRUCE! BRUCE!!!!

You didn't lose to the worst team in football. After all, the Clowns are the worst team in football.

BRUCE! BRUCE! BRUCE! BRUCE!!!!

transfer2BGSU wrote:BRUCE

BRUCE! BRUCE! BRUCE! BRUCE!!!!



BRUCE! BRUCE! BRUCE! BRUCE!!!!

This.

Ummm...we had Bruce...he was terrible. You can keep him.

The Browns suck, so they lost. Bruce Gradkowski does not make me envious of Cincy...

Yet Vegas still has Cleveland giving 2.5 to Indy on the road this weekend. If I didn't see last year that they're capable of pulling things out of their backside, I'd pay off the mortgage this weekend. Though the Colts didn't exactly inspire confidence in their quickly-abandoning fans last week, either.

If the Browns can fix half of the things they did wrong on Sunday, they will win in a landslide.

The busted defense Touchdown was inexcusable. I know that training camps were shortened and we've installed a new defense and offense but things like that should never happen. The Browns played tight in a game they thought they should have won.

Special teams were great except for the freaking punter. He's already on "IR" and a new punter has been signed. I never thought Reggie Hodges was all that important to the team until I watched McCan'tPunt average 30 yards on Sunday. He is part of the reason we lost that game.

I think the Browns will beat the Colts. No D, no O, no Peyton. Browns win a close one that should be a blowout.

TG1996 wrote:Yet Vegas still has Cleveland giving 2.5 to Indy on the road this weekend. If I didn't see last year that they're capable of pulling things out of their backside, I'd pay off the mortgage this weekend.

I hear ya. I think the Colts have been looking in the mirror all week and are going to realize 'Peyton Manning's not walking through that door', and step it up this week and trounce the Browns. How in God's name, after watching the Browns last week, can they be favored on the road against anyone?

h2oville rocket wrote:

bgsufalcon24 wrote:

h2oville rocket wrote:

gmartin wrote:....... still stink. Lose to the worst team in football. Wow. I did not see that coming. I think of 26 prognosticators I listened to this week they all had the Browns a lock this week, and winning by 2 TDs. Could be another long season for Browns fans.

At least the Lions won their season opener in Tampa a.d Stanford stayed healthy.

How does a team LOSE to the worst team in football? Wouldn't the team that loses to the alleged worst team BE the worst team? The Bengals QB at the end has a long history of bringing teams back from behind to big wins, going all the way back to his college days. Browns loss, regretable as it was, was predictable the moment the Bengals 2nd team QB stepped on the field.

I think just about anybody, you and me included, can throw a 20 yard pass to an open receiver when the defense doesn't even break the huddle until the ball is snapped.

Seriously, call the papers, worst play in NFL history.

But we DIDN'T do it. He did. again. Which is why he's playing in the NFL and we aren't.

That isn't why I'm not playing in the NFL. I decided that I wanted to have a quiet life with my wife and children that didn't have the excesses of professional sports or the amount of time away from family. Plus, I decided that I like wings, beer, cigarettes, wings, watching television, wings, beer, being gassy, wings and beer more instead.

Warthog wrote:

TG1996 wrote:Yet Vegas still has Cleveland giving 2.5 to Indy on the road this weekend. If I didn't see last year that they're capable of pulling things out of their backside, I'd pay off the mortgage this weekend.

I hear ya. I think the Colts have been looking in the mirror all week and are going to realize 'Peyton Manning's not walking through that door', and step it up this week and trounce the Browns. How in God's name, after watching the Browns last week, can they be favored on the road against anyone?

Two linebackers are out for the Colts, incl. Gary Brackett. Give it to Hillis. Give it to Hillis again. Give it to Hillis again.... Would love to hear a "Peyton" chant Sunday.

In the meantime, the line seems to be holding steady and ticket prices are still dropping. Looking at lower level endzone seats for darn near face value.

TG1996 wrote:

Warthog wrote:

TG1996 wrote:Yet Vegas still has Cleveland giving 2.5 to Indy on the road this weekend. If I didn't see last year that they're capable of pulling things out of their backside, I'd pay off the mortgage this weekend.

I hear ya. I think the Colts have been looking in the mirror all week and are going to realize 'Peyton Manning's not walking through that door', and step it up this week and trounce the Browns. How in God's name, after watching the Browns last week, can they be favored on the road against anyone?

Two linebackers are out for the Colts, incl. Gary Brackett. Give it to Hillis. Give it to Hillis again. Give it to Hillis again.... Would love to hear a "Peyton" chant Sunday.

In the meantime, the line seems to be holding steady and ticket prices are still dropping. Looking at lower level endzone seats for darn near face value.

I got mine for next week for face value. maybe I should have waited. As a Steeler fan, I am rooting for the Browns this week. The douchy Colts fans are jumping off in droves.

The Colts d is bad your right, give it to Hillis 35 times.