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Steelers/Browns rematch to determine 1st place in the divisionWins over Cincy, Baltimore, Miami and St Louis.
Lost to the *Pats by only 17, the closest game New England has had all season. And it was 10 with just :45 seconds remaining.
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Have you watched any browns games this year? He's not too far off with that statement...The Browns have alot of talent on that side of the ball, their O-line is miles ahead of where it's been in the past and Lewis is showing he still have life in him... On one drive they converted 2 or 3 3rd and more than 10's in a row.. After seeing the Patriots destroy everybody week after week i'm becoming more and more impressed with how the Browns played them.
They average 28 points per game, and that includes that opening week blowout handed to them by Pitt. I feel they will score every time they touch the ball.
No, but they do face the Jets, Bengals, Texans and Bills.knowledge dropper said:
drm1125 said:The browns have got to be the most suprising team this year! Remember how everybody said the dallas pick would be a top 3 pick before the season? I'm loving it, not only are my browns playing well, but they are also fun to watch!! I can't remember the last time that was true!!
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The Bills have a pretty good defense, far superior to the other three in that list.I think what several posters are trying to say is that the competition has enabled the Browns offense to appear to be more potent than they actually are. Keep in mind that the Browns likely caught some of those earlier teams by surprise. Better teams will be adjusting to try to take the Browns best weapons away, and it wouldn't be surprising to see the offense have to work harder to score points in the second half of the season. Still, being a fan is all about having optimism, and good for you that the Browns are respectable again after two winning seasons since 1989.
The next three games should let us know how far the Browns have progressed. The "old" Browns would almost certainly lose all three, home vs. Seattle, at Pittsburgh, at Baltimore. If the "new" Browns win two of these three, they could be headed for a 10-win season. Win one, and 10 is still possible, but 8 or 9 is more likely. Lose all three, and it could get ugly again.
We here in NE are happy for Romeo, and by extention, the Cleveland fans. Nobody should have to put up with awful football for too long.On a side note, hope DQ is not hurt too badly.
Both Frye and Anderson are about the same in my opinion. Frye is a QB that works very well out of the pocket. Anderson is a great pocket QB that has a great arm. I think Anderson is no better than an average QB. Ask any Browns fan, the first couple weeks he started, he made bad reads, bad decisions, and bad throws. His receivers bailed him out. Since then, his confidence has taken off, and now, he is making better decisions, and some great throws. When he makes a bad throw, the receiver bails him out still. I hope he can continue, but right now, I see an overachieving QB with sky high confidence, and a great line not letting the defense touch him.Filthy Fernandez said:
