Cleveland Browns 2022 Regular Season

[BMAN]

More fun than the 13-16 Browns at a party, amirite?

I don’t even know about that.

 

[letgocavs]

I don't know why reporters are talking about playing brissett if Watson is bad if it means winning. I'd rather lose and not take Watson out this year. This year is over. We paid him 230. Wet have to get Watson ready for next year. Nothing else matters. Brissett had his chance. He won 3 games.

 

[bushwick_bill]

I don't know why reporters are talking about playing brissett if Watson is bad if it means winning. I'd rather lose and not take Watson out this year. This year is over. We paid him 230. Wet have to get Watson ready for next year. Nothing else matters. Brissett had his chance. He won 3 games.

Lamar Jackson is out at least two more weeks. Bengals have a tough remaining schedule. Browns need to find a way to win tomorrow. Need to trust the process here with Watson.

 

[Jscc]

I don't know why reporters are talking about playing brissett if Watson is bad if it means winning. I'd rather lose and not take Watson out this year. This year is over. We paid him 230. Wet have to get Watson ready for next year. Nothing else matters. Brissett had his chance. He won 3 games.

This is the same media that wanted the Browns to rotate Tim Couch and Kelly Holcombe every week, and when neither one worked, they wanted the third string late round rookie QB to start because he has MVP talent that nobody else in the NFL could recognize except the local Browns media. Until he played.

I have more faith in 59 year old Bernie Kosar coming out of retirement and winning us the Super Bowl than I do the local Browns media (except Jim Donovan) ceasing their yellow journalism.

 

[Cement]

Motherfucker.

NFL Referee Assignment for Super Bowl 58 & Impact on NFL Betting

Get NFL referee assignments this week for every game, plus analysis of referee penalty calling trends, stats & how it impacts betting markets for key games.

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Jerome Boger’s Impact on Bengals vs Browns​

Jerome Boger is the head referee for the Bengals vs Browns Week 14 game. Let’s break down how Boger may impact this game and betting markets.

How does Jerome Boger Impact this Game?

The Bengals host the Browns Sunday, a divisional rival they haven’t beaten since 2019. Cincinnati does, however, get a referee they haven’t lost with over the past two seasons in Jerome Boger. This will be the Bengals’ fourth game in their last 20 with Boger, and their second in 2022. Those games were all Bengals wins.

Roughing the Passer/Defensive Pass Interference

• Since the 2019 season, 62% of Jerome Boger’s roughing the passer penalties have been on the visiting team. The Jerome Boger roughing the passer penalty late in the Week 5 Bucs vs Falcons game is still one of most impactful of the 2022 season. That sealed the Bucs’ victory.
• All of the Browns roughing the passer penalties in 2022 have been committed in road games
• Jerome Boger is calling 70% of pass interference penalties on the road team in 2022.
• In their aforementioned wins with Boger officiating, the Bengals are averaging just 4.3 penalties per game. The Browns in their 2022 road games are averaging 6.6. The Bengals should have a significant penalty advantage on Sunday

The Bottom Line:

• Divisional home teams are 23-12 on the moneyline (68%) with Jerome Boger since 2016, including 2-0 in the 2022 season
• In those same divisional games, the home team is 18-15-2 ATS (55%)
• Home teams currently have a 63% win rate with Boger in 2022. Home teams have had a winning percentage of above .500 for 13 straight seasons with Jerome Boger.

The recent head-to-head trends favor Cleveland on Sunday. The officiating angles favor the home team Bengals. They’re arguably the best team in the NFL and get a favorable assignment with Boger on the game. The play is the Bengals -6 vs the Browns.

 

[Vee-Rex]

Looks like Amari Cooper will suit up today after dealing with a hip injury during the week.

 

[CPK]

Motherfucker.

NFL Referee Assignment for Super Bowl 58 & Impact on NFL Betting

Get NFL referee assignments this week for every game, plus analysis of referee penalty calling trends, stats & how it impacts betting markets for key games.

www.sharpfootballanalysis.com

Jerome Boger’s Impact on Bengals vs Browns​

Jerome Boger is the head referee for the Bengals vs Browns Week 14 game. Let’s break down how Boger may impact this game and betting markets.

How does Jerome Boger Impact this Game?

The Bengals host the Browns Sunday, a divisional rival they haven’t beaten since 2019. Cincinnati does, however, get a referee they haven’t lost with over the past two seasons in Jerome Boger. This will be the Bengals’ fourth game in their last 20 with Boger, and their second in 2022. Those games were all Bengals wins.

Roughing the Passer/Defensive Pass Interference

• Since the 2019 season, 62% of Jerome Boger’s roughing the passer penalties have been on the visiting team. The Jerome Boger roughing the passer penalty late in the Week 5 Bucs vs Falcons game is still one of most impactful of the 2022 season. That sealed the Bucs’ victory.
• All of the Browns roughing the passer penalties in 2022 have been committed in road games
• Jerome Boger is calling 70% of pass interference penalties on the road team in 2022.
• In their aforementioned wins with Boger officiating, the Bengals are averaging just 4.3 penalties per game. The Browns in their 2022 road games are averaging 6.6. The Bengals should have a significant penalty advantage on Sunday

The Bottom Line:

• Divisional home teams are 23-12 on the moneyline (68%) with Jerome Boger since 2016, including 2-0 in the 2022 season
• In those same divisional games, the home team is 18-15-2 ATS (55%)
• Home teams currently have a 63% win rate with Boger in 2022. Home teams have had a winning percentage of above .500 for 13 straight seasons with Jerome Boger.

The recent head-to-head trends favor Cleveland on Sunday. The officiating angles favor the home team Bengals. They’re arguably the best team in the NFL and get a favorable assignment with Boger on the game. The play is the Bengals -6 vs the Browns.

I feel like this dude always has it in for us anyway. Even at home he would call some really questionable stuff against us.

 

[Huber.]

Looks like Amari Cooper will suit up today after dealing with a hip injury during the week.

It's an away game so its more like an on the field bye for him. He'll be out there mall walking his steps in

 

[Los216]

Pocic should be back before the end of the season. We might actually get meaningful saps with our whole offense healthy.

 

[Los216]

 

[Los216]

 

[Dr. Claw]

Motherfucker.

NFL Referee Assignment for Super Bowl 58 & Impact on NFL Betting

Get NFL referee assignments this week for every game, plus analysis of referee penalty calling trends, stats & how it impacts betting markets for key games.

www.sharpfootballanalysis.com

Jerome Boger’s Impact on Bengals vs Browns​

Jerome Boger is the head referee for the Bengals vs Browns Week 14 game. Let’s break down how Boger may impact this game and betting markets.

How does Jerome Boger Impact this Game?

The Bengals host the Browns Sunday, a divisional rival they haven’t beaten since 2019. Cincinnati does, however, get a referee they haven’t lost with over the past two seasons in Jerome Boger. This will be the Bengals’ fourth game in their last 20 with Boger, and their second in 2022. Those games were all Bengals wins.

Roughing the Passer/Defensive Pass Interference

• Since the 2019 season, 62% of Jerome Boger’s roughing the passer penalties have been on the visiting team. The Jerome Boger roughing the passer penalty late in the Week 5 Bucs vs Falcons game is still one of most impactful of the 2022 season. That sealed the Bucs’ victory.
• All of the Browns roughing the passer penalties in 2022 have been committed in road games
• Jerome Boger is calling 70% of pass interference penalties on the road team in 2022.
• In their aforementioned wins with Boger officiating, the Bengals are averaging just 4.3 penalties per game. The Browns in their 2022 road games are averaging 6.6. The Bengals should have a significant penalty advantage on Sunday

The Bottom Line:

• Divisional home teams are 23-12 on the moneyline (68%) with Jerome Boger since 2016, including 2-0 in the 2022 season
• In those same divisional games, the home team is 18-15-2 ATS (55%)
• Home teams currently have a 63% win rate with Boger in 2022. Home teams have had a winning percentage of above .500 for 13 straight seasons with Jerome Boger.

The recent head-to-head trends favor Cleveland on Sunday. The officiating angles favor the home team Bengals. They’re arguably the best team in the NFL and get a favorable assignment with Boger on the game. The play is the Bengals -6 vs the Browns.

Exactly what we saw.
the DPI on Ward was a textbook "Boody Call": uncatchable, over the head of Chase.
a lot of weak holding calls on Browns O-Line
Missed holding calls on Bengals O-Line

going forward, the Browns gotta execute like every game is against the other team and the refs.
Sounds like status quo in Cleveland.
But infuriating nonetheless.
More fuel for my anti-Burrow agenda

 

[redscoon]

Watson isn’t going to stop JJ3 from giving up huge YAC because he refuses to tackle. He’s not going to stop Delpit from blowing coverage and giving up 60 yard TDS. He’s not coaching special teams. He’s not coaching the defense. He’s not the OC.

I feel like so many people just have their head in the sand thinking that good QB play is just going to cover over all the sins that we keep committing 3 years into this regime.

Bengals are pretty much down to only Chase as a threat to catch and you give up a huge day to him. Is Watson fixing that?

I want to be optimistic, but there’s just so much shit going wrong every single week that I’m less than confident. This doesn’t feel like a great QB putting a good team over the hump to being great. It feels like it’s just going to move a bad team into mediocrity.

 

[Los216]

Watson isn’t going to stop JJ3 from giving up huge YAC because he refuses to tackle. He’s not going to stop Delpit from blowing coverage and giving up 60 yard TDS. He’s not coaching special teams. He’s not coaching the defense. He’s not the OC.

I feel like so many people just have their head in the sand thinking that good QB play is just going to cover over all the sins that we keep committing 3 years into this regime.

Bengals are pretty much down to only Chase as a threat to catch and you give up a huge day to him. Is Watson fixing that?

I want to be optimistic, but there’s just so much shit going wrong every single week that I’m less than confident. This doesn’t feel like a great QB putting a good team over the hump to being great. It feels like it’s just going to move a bad team into mediocrity.

Use your own logic. Swap Joe Burrow for Jacoby Brissette and tell me what would CIN record be right now.

 

[letgocavs]

Coaching is the biggest issue right now