Preseason Game 2: Bears at Browns 8/27/22

[Los216]

Bell might’ve played his way onto the PS there

 

[Los216]

Of course

 

[Los216]

Still got for 2 through

 

[Cement]

Our WRs are ass. Not sure there's a worse group in the AFC.

 

[Real Deal]

Our WRs are ass. Not sure there's a worse group in the AFC.

Which is why Baker had his worst season as a pro, not much to work with a bottom 3 WR room.

 

[Real Deal]

Lol a 40 yard shot down the field seals it

 

[CavzAddict]

Which is why Baker had his worst season as a pro, not much to work with a bottom 3 WR room.

We had Landry and OBJ at on point and he could hardly do anything with any of them. Landry's stats dropped dramatically cuz Baker couldn't find him.

 

[Huber.]

We had Landry and OBJ at on point and he could hardly do anything with any of them. Landry's stats dropped dramatically cuz Baker couldn't find him.

And here we go...

 

[Real Deal]

We had Landry and OBJ at on point and he could hardly do anything with any of them. Landry's stats dropped dramatically cuz Baker couldn't find him.

Well, he was also a pro bowler under Baker too. It's not wrong to say that Landry's injury effected his play, Odell as well. When Njoku is your leading receiver, there's a big, big problem. I'll stand on the WR room being horrible all day. QB play horrible too.

 

[Real Deal]

Nothing major

 

[DJTJ]

Anthony Schwartz is the most annoying almost good player.

Always seemingly finds his way open, almost never catches the ball.

 

[Real Deal]

Anthony Schwartz is the most annoying almost good player.

Always seemingly finds his way open, almost never catches the ball.

 

[FrontPageNews]

Anthony Schwartz is the most annoying almost good player.

Always seemingly finds his way open, almost never catches the ball.

What’s the almost good part? Because there’s a ton of WRs on the street who are fast and can get open

 

[33Y0]

What’s the almost good part? Because there’s a ton of WRs on the street who are fast and can get open

See: Will Fuller

 

[Dr. Claw]

Brissett is going to be solid playing with the starters. He won't crash the car, he'll give you what Case gave the Browns against the Donkeys and a little more -- stability that was sorely lacking last season.

With him and Dobbs, I've seen enough. Good enough for QB1 and QB2 for the 1st 11 games. Hopefully it's just Brissett that whole time.

Offensive line health is key, and the penalties need to be cut down. Jacoby will get down the field when he's not facing 1st and 20, 2nd and 17 to start drives.

The "Jimmy G" stuff can be put to bed IMO.