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2020 Browns Training Camp

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Kiddo said:
Is he playing this season? I thought he was injured.
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You are correct, apologies. I thought he was eligible to come off the IR when healthy.
 
The Oi said:
This team is gonna suck.
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You said that last year.

Wait...

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So glad AB got HB. Njoku fading away.
 
MirORich said:
In the “it’s not only us....” category:


We play the Eagles in November
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I remember we played the Titans last year and their line was missing a few guys. We got flat out embarrassed.
 
Baker Mayfield said he's feeling “more comfortable” in the Browns’ offense.
"The more plays we run in camp to see what the identity is, we're starting to see what's working for us," Mayfield said. "It's been great to go through installs. We're really starting to make progress." Mayfield has been featuring his tight ends in practice — he’s hyped up Austin Hooper and rookie Harrison Bryant multiple times. Playing in what should be a better offense with an improved support cast, Mayfield is set up for a Year 3 rebound.
 
I think we need to be ready for the possibility, especially with this weird offseason, that it takes the passing offense several weeks to get clicking.

That’s exactly what happened with the Vikings offense last year and Cousins has way more experience than Mayfield. Minnesota struggled significantly the first month of the season, including a particularly horrible performance in Chicago where they scored just 6 points and couldn’t move the ball at all.

Cousins Week 1-4: 64.5%, 183.8 YPG, 3 TD, 2 INT, 88.6 rating, 8 sacks, 7.12 adjusted yards per attempt. 2-2 record.

Cousins Week 5-16: 70.4%, 260.7 YPG, 23 TD, 4 INT, 112.8 rating, 20 sacks, 9.12 adjusted yards per attempt. 8-3 record.

As much as we want the Browns to come out hot offensively, it may be something that takes a little time.
 
red. said:
Baker Mayfield said he's feeling “more comfortable” in the Browns’ offense.
"The more plays we run in camp to see what the identity is, we're starting to see what's working for us," Mayfield said. "It's been great to go through installs. We're really starting to make progress." Mayfield has been featuring his tight ends in practice — he’s hyped up Austin Hooper and rookie Harrison Bryant multiple times. Playing in what should be a better offense with an improved support cast, Mayfield is set up for a Year 3 rebound.
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I’ve seen this headline 3 years in a row.
 
CBBI said:
I think we need to be ready for the possibility, especially with this weird offseason, that it takes the passing offense several weeks to get clicking.

That’s exactly what happened with the Vikings offense last year and Cousins has way more experience than Mayfield. Minnesota struggled significantly the first month of the season, including a particularly horrible performance in Chicago where they scored just 6 points and couldn’t move the ball at all.

Cousins Week 1-4: 64.5%, 183.8 YPG, 3 TD, 2 INT, 88.6 rating, 8 sacks, 7.12 adjusted yards per attempt. 2-2 record.

Cousins Week 5-16: 70.4%, 260.7 YPG, 23 TD, 4 INT, 112.8 rating, 20 sacks, 9.12 adjusted yards per attempt. 8-3 record.

As much as we want the Browns to come out hot offensively, it may be something that takes a little time.
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100% agree. Any and all expectations should be minimal. New, first time HC. Another new offense, no OTAS, no practice games.
It’s going to be rough for awhile, but I really do believe in Kevin. He seems to get it and isn’t al talk like Fatty was.
 
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