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Sundays game against the Titans is the biggest browns game in 18 years... wow I can’t wait
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Don't know if this got mentioned anywhere here yet but the Browns-Jets game will officially be Sunday, December 27th at 1 p.m. on CBS. Believe there was a chance for that game to be scheduled for the 26th on NFL Network as part of their yearly Saturday double/triple-header.
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Landry was super yesterday.
The Browns sorely lack that play stretching pass catcher right now. They need someone who can break the game in the passing game.
It's probably the biggest need on the team outside of linebacker and safety.
The Browns sorely lack that play stretching pass catcher right now. They need someone who can break the game in the passing game.
It's probably the biggest need on the team outside of linebacker and safety.
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I love Landry, and wouldn't trade him for many receivers in the game right now, but how does he grade out higher than the dude with 260-some yards and 3 touchdowns with only 1 throw not completed?
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I imagine the grade also factors in things like how open the receiver gets on each play along with potentially other aspects like downfield blocking.
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Chubb is clearly the man the offense has been built for. His 4th quarter rushing stats alone are maybe the craziest stat in the NFL right now.
I don't think he's MVP unless he absolutely blows up the final month and a half of the season. Obviously could happen, but seriously unlikely to get the MVP.
Browns MVP for sure.
Also, on Thompson: He has a lot of experience in the Woods system. Thompson was drafted to be in the Seahawks zone heavy system and was good in Seattle. I think he's a great fit for the Woods defense and hope the Browns can keep him on the cheap for a few years.
I don't think he's MVP unless he absolutely blows up the final month and a half of the season. Obviously could happen, but seriously unlikely to get the MVP.
Browns MVP for sure.
Also, on Thompson: He has a lot of experience in the Woods system. Thompson was drafted to be in the Seahawks zone heavy system and was good in Seattle. I think he's a great fit for the Woods defense and hope the Browns can keep him on the cheap for a few years.
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It isn't crazy to think a running back can win NFL regular season MVP, but I can't imagine somebody winning without playing all 16 games.
Reminds me of a 30 for 30 documentary that somebody at ESPN should make: How the hell did placekicker Mark Moseley win NFL MVP in the strike shortened 1982 season. Seems like a big "F-you" to the players. I'd love to know the real story.
Reminds me of a 30 for 30 documentary that somebody at ESPN should make: How the hell did placekicker Mark Moseley win NFL MVP in the strike shortened 1982 season. Seems like a big "F-you" to the players. I'd love to know the real story.
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