Week 13 (12/6): Bengals (9-2) @ Browns (2-9) [1:00 PM EST, FOX]

[brownindian]

Meanwhile, this shitty attendance is exactly what I've wanted to see for years.

What the hell kind of pressure do these guys have on them if everyone keeps paying for their garbage product regardless of quality?

It would be better if people showed up, poop in their seats and then leave the stadium.

 

[Birdy89]

Keith Britton ‏@KeithBritton86 2m 2 minutes ago
Mike Pettine: "Tough day on all fronts. Frustrating. There are some positives to take out of it tho. Had some guys step up, make plays"

I am convinced he is delusional.

How can anyone watch what happened today and possibly suggest anything positive happened?

All I know is next week Johnny is going to hit TP on a bomb and electrify First Energy Stadium.

 

[Real Deal]

I mean would anybody care if Haslam moves the team anyways? Ive grown to not give a fuck anymore because it's all fun and games for the players and well money too. Joe Haden has had a concussion for like 2 months now.

In the end the players, coaches, management wins because they count an extreme amount of dollar signs, but the fans are left to the losing, embarrasment, harrassing from other fans, I mean if I had a nickel for everytime I was laughed at for being a Browns fan I'd be worthy. Players don't care that talking heads rip the city and team on social media. Theyre rich first, football after. Time to boycott browns.

 

[The Oi]

It would be better if people showed up, poop in their seats and then leave the stadium.

They'd be paying to take a dump while watching the Browns take a dump at the same time.

 

[shoes22]

I napped through the entire game today, and ended up happier than i’ve been in a long time.

 

[Randolphkeys]

Off Topic: Brian Hoyer has looked pretty good. And has the Texans in position to make the playoffs.

Down right now to the Bills though. Hoyer is playing well.

@Randolphkeys must be proud.

I wouldn't mind watching that game than this shitfest.

Sounds like Hoyer finally had some semblance of a running game to keep the defense honest. Everything I've read says Hoyer played well, they just didn't get done on the last drive.

Overall Hoyer has shown exactly what he showed in Cleveland. He maxes out as a game manager who doesn't turn the ball over, and he's in his prime.

So just like everyone else entering their prime, he was shown the door to make room for a slightly cheaper old guy who is running on empty and a young replacement who hasn't shown the development an NFL starter needs to show. It's the TJ Ward, Buster Skrine, Jabaal Sheard story all over again.

I didn't like the plan this summer and still don't like it now.

 

[brownindian]

They'd be paying to take a dump while watching the Browns take a dump at the same time.

 

[The Oi]

Sounds like Hoyer finally had some semblance of a running game to keep the defense honest. Everything I've read says Hoyer played well, they just didn't get done on the last drive.

Overall Hoyer has shown exactly what he showed in Cleveland. He maxes out as a game manager who doesn't turn the ball over, and he's in his prime.

So just like everyone else entering their prime, he was shown the door to make room for a slightly cheaper old guy who is running on empty and a young replacement who hasn't shown the development an NFL starter needs to show. It's the TJ Ward, Buster Skrine, Jabaal Sheard story all over again.

I didn't like the plan this summer and still don't like it now.

The good thing is, it's one more nail in Farmer's coffin. I had kind of blocked out letting Hoyer go, but hadn't forgotten Ward.

Yet another GM that out-thinks himself instead of making the easy choices. He cannot be allowed to be part of the organization for this next draft, because he's already wasted 3-4 years.

All that changes if you get a franchise QB with a top 3 pick.

 

[el_capitan]

The good thing is, it's one more nail in Farmer's coffin. I had kind of blocked out letting Hoyer go, but hadn't forgotten Ward.

Yet another GM that out-thinks himself instead of making the easy choices. He cannot be allowed to be part of the organization for this next draft, because he's already wasted 3-4 years.

All that changes if you get a franchise QB with a top 3 pick.

I knew it:

http://www.thundertreats.com/articl...ay-not-end-up-being-his-biggest-headache.html

@The Oi

 

[godfather]

The good thing is, it's one more nail in Farmer's coffin. I had kind of blocked out letting Hoyer go, but hadn't forgotten Ward.

Yet another GM that out-thinks himself instead of making the easy choices. He cannot be allowed to be part of the organization for this next draft, because he's already wasted 3-4 years.

All that changes if you get a franchise QB with a top 3 pick.

We focus on all his horrendous draft picks, but almost forget all his horrendous free agent decisions.

Terrible is too kind of a word for him.

 

[Real Deal]

It's funny that you guys think Johnny would do better....

Well, he did.

 

[EdMonix11]

Well, he did.

LOL

Shall we talk about what Johnny did against the Bengals?

Your post wreaks of desperation and attention.

How much real estate do I own in your brain for you to bump a week-old thread?

 

[Real Deal]

You were wrong.

Go back and read

It was so funny that we thought Johnny would do better because we wanted Davis to drive the tank straight to the finish line.