Cleveland Browns 2020 Regular Season: What a Ride!

[Sebastian]

Big, if true

That only happens if the Browns score more points by the end of the game.

Given the spread of options, I would say scoring touchdowns is the optimal method of scoring.

 

[Lee]

I looked him up on PFF, next to his grade it said " See Sendejo"

Not encouraging.

 

[FrontPageNews]

I looked him up on PFF, next to his grade it said " See Sendejo"

Not encouraging.

Yeah people on Twitter who had him on their team say he’s terrible.

 

[Lee]

That only happens if the Browns score more points by the end of the game.

Given the spread of options, I would say scoring touchdowns is the optimal method of scoring.

And I have narrowed down our two best ways of scoring td's. You either pass it into the endzone or run it into the endzone. Both seem to be good ways of scoring touchdowns.

 

[Lee]

Yeah people on Twitter who had him on their team say he’s terrible.

Maybe like Native Americans do a rain dance to make it rain, we can do this to help out our safeties.

 

[Sebastian]

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.

Moseley? He killed a man once. Just to watch him die.

 

[col63onel]

And I have narrowed down our two best ways of scoring td's. You either pass it into the endzone or run it into the endzone. Both seem to be good ways of scoring touchdowns.

#Analytics

 

[col63onel]

Here's a weird stat:

Browns opponents have gone for it on 18 occasions, and been successful 16 times. Browns are by far the worst in the league at 4th down %.

But the weird stat: they have as many safeties as they do 4th down stops....2.

 

[Out of the Rafters at the Q]

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?

Because counting stats are an awful fucking way of evaluating a football player.

 

[col63onel]

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?

I think I could name 30 I would trade him for....and that's conservative.

edit - At quick look theres about 25 I would trade Landry for and no think twice. About 20 more are borderline. If we say 10 of the 20 borderline are legit, I'd say about 35 WRs I would trade Landry for.

 

[Simmy]

So, I'm sitting down, about to have dinner, and...

 

[Henry Tuttle]

Landry doesn’t put up huge numbers week in and week out but he is a fucking dog and a true leader for the team. It feels like he has really led the change in the organization, with Stefanski and Chubb now adding to it.

 

[Frank Stallone]

Why did they not flex the Titans game to Sunday night? People already have Mahomes fatigue and they're playing the Broncos.

not true at all, Chiefs/Raiders is the second most watched game of the season, I believe.

Cleveland draws, I’m not sure Tennessee does though. But, regardless, Mahomes is a ratings machine.

 

[J_J]

Just want to give some props to Hodge. Not only he has got some key 3rd down catches, he has made some great blocks for Chubb and Hunt.

 

[6.19.2016]

Footballoutsiders has us finally clearing 10 mean wins - ahead of Baltimore, although due to how it projects by scenarios and basically it's mean vs. median, BAL marginally leads us in playoff odds for now, 68-67%.

We are ahead of MIA, IND and LV in playoff odds by at least several % now.