Cleveland Browns 2019 Season

[Hurl Bruce]

View: https://twitter.com/Browns/status/1118666770712354816

 

[DirtyDan]

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I would watch this man eat a bowl of oat meal at this point

 

[FiveThous]

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My 3rd favorite Dorsey move besides Baker (really a no brainer) and Ward.

 

[Gimme Some Mo]

^^ The machine that saved us from AJ McCarron! ^^

 

[prf100]

Really? I feel the exact opposite. I think you miss so much in person compared to on TV with football. There's just so many replays on TV that you don't get to see in person. It seems like just about every damn play has a replay on TV, sometimes from multiple angles. I never really feel that way at a baseball or basketball game. The action is slower in baseball, so you don't really miss anything (unless you are talking about being able to tell if a pitch is a ball/strike). And in basketball, there aren't as many bodies on the court, so it isn't as congested and difficult to see what's happening.

I feel like you have to have pretty good seats and be on the sidelines (not in the endzones) as well. I sat 4th row in the endzone last year and felt like I had no clue WTF was going on when the teams were on the opposite side of the 50 yard line. When you are in the endzones and that low, you can't tell how far a player is running forward. There were multiple times that game where Chubb was dancing around for 3-4 seconds and I was like "Ok that looked like a good run, maybe 7-8 yards" and it ended up being a 1 yard gain. It's just impossible to tell from that viewpoint. Sitting up higher may actually be better in that case (I don't know for sure, but it makes sense).

Football is the only sport that I easily enjoy watching more on TV (if you aren't factoring in atmosphere, pre-game/post-game/etc. and are just talking about the actual viewing of the game itself).

TBH, I’m drunk most of the time.

 

[DJTJ]

When do single game tickets go on sale? Living in AZ, I have tickets already to the game here. Trying to go to the home opener with the girlfriend for her first visit to Ohio (aka when it's not cold).

 

[Lee]

When do single game tickets go on sale? Living in AZ, I have tickets already to the game here. Trying to go to the home opener with the girlfriend for her first visit to Ohio (aka when it's not cold).

Darn I want to go to the AZ game with a Browns fan

 

[natedagg]

5 of our 6 division games are in the last seven weeks of the season.

That's stupid.

Gives us time to break in the new coaching schemes and players. Stupid? Perhaps. Good for us this year? Probably.

 

[Hurl Bruce]

Booked a flight and hotel for Boston. Now need to hunt for tickets that don't cost more than the flight and hotel combined. Yeesh!

Might also do AZ.

 

[LandofClevesMan]

Definitely going to AZ game

 

[tristan+kyrie=$]

Doing the Arizona game with a bunch of buddies.. get out of Ohio for 3 days !

 

[Huber.]

 

[Akron330]

Booked a flight and hotel for Boston. Now need to hunt for tickets that don't cost more than the flight and hotel combined. Yeesh!

Might also do AZ.

We are considering AZ as well. It be a nice break from Ohio weather in middle of December.

We already booked our flight to Denver.

 

[Triplethreat]

Booked a flight and hotel for Boston. Now need to hunt for tickets that don't cost more than the flight and hotel combined. Yeesh!

Might also do AZ.

Well.

That is a fucking fantastic idea and I’m going to steal it.

Thanks

 

[shoes22]

Schedule is definitely set up to be red hot going into the playoffs.

I’m of the opinion that actually isn’t good for us. Our end of season schedule is dramatically easier compared to the rest of it...it may lull us into a false sense of security, and we’ll be caught off guard that first playoff game.