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Browns are seemingly stuck with him for 2025 and 2026 no matter what. If cut before 2025 season: 172 million dead cap 72 million dead cap in 2025 and 100 million in 2026 if post June 1 designation Something like 46 million per if on team in 25 and 26 due to restructure that added void years Regardless, he's going to be on their roster for 25 and 26 because of those void years. They literally cannot afford to trade or cut him

Ball was secured... Give me a break

That's a TD

Just keep scoring... The better team woke up and has taken control. Just a matter of time before it breaks wide open

It would cost the Browns 72 million in dead cap for 2025 and another 100 million in dead cap in 2026 That's with a post June 1 designation Pre June 1 it's 172 million dead cap for 2025 He's there 2 more years no matter what

Cooooper!

Wow! What a dumb call by Tennessee but we'll take it!

There we go!

Shucks, we could do a lot worse!

Browns always play Bengals tough All 7 Cincy points came on the opening kickoff return for a TD

Browns fans cheered when he went down apparently. Such a gross team all around. They are literally stuck with Watson for 2 more seasons. Gotta love it.

Not a bad strategy

I think he got a finger on it

We're playing keep away from Rudolph and the Titans

There we go! Just needed to wake up

Coleman! That will do it!

Same We'll win, just need to wake up

Pollard is lucky he didn't suffer a broken neck That hit was dangerous

How come it seems like other teams WR catch everything

This feed is super choppy like watching a buffering video or something Other games look fine

CBS cameras always look weird on my brand new TV Drives me nuts, and tends to only be CBS Like bouncy/glitchy

I sometimes feel like this too... I imagine it's how fans of any top team feel eventually. Regular season= let's get to January in 1 piece, then the fun begins! It does somehow feel less important/exciting until at least late in the season.

This is a great point! Broadcasting in general is so bad in many of these games, and that makes an enormous difference. Many of us grew up in a golden era of announcers and now there's a void

I have had the same experience this year... Typically, Red Zone is appointment TV every Sunday, and it's so much fun following all the games. Then it's WGR all week long on the commute to and from work. Message boards in between. This season feels sort of flat. I find myself not really watching unless it's the Bills or a primetime game, and often that's just to have something on. I think it's partly that there aren't very many good QBs and also a lot of injuries, so a lot of games are unwatchable. Last night's game was just an awful product watching the Saints deploy a QB who can't do anything. Too much saturation, not enough star power. Even the Chiefs aren't really that exciting to watch most weeks. They still win, but it's not Mahomes throwing for 50+ TDs on the season type of stuff anymore. There's also a bunch of mediocre teams and coaches overall. So the more primetime games there are, the more likely we get duds.

UMMM Detroit is not Buffalo. You do realize how localized winter storm effects are, right? Niagara Falls had a couple of inches of snow while Orchard Park had several feet. Same day, same storm. 45 minutes away.