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The Frankish Reich

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  1. Had more the look of "holy crap, I'm gonna get drilled if I don't get rid of this right away." Which was correct. Browns just look like garbage. Ravens look unfocused but still scary, particularly on D.
  2. Harbaugh's got some cojones. All out blitz in a game they lead by 6 is a pretty wild gamble. Frazier would've said "give em 10 yards at a time and the clock will run out on 'em."
  3. True about the pass rush. Just pointing out that the teams are very differently constructed. Our greatest strengths? Obviously QB and secondary, which is kind of not the Browns.
  4. Yeah. Should be an exciting ending, but I doubt it.
  5. They flexed the next one to Sunday night. It was going to be Seahawks-Niners. Bills fans should like this since it shows that SNF from now on must involve at least one of the following: Brady Rodgers Mahomes Allen Jackson Goodbye, Russell Wilson (for 2021 at least)
  6. Well, in some general sense we can say both the Browns and the Bills have very talented rosters. But they're talented in very different ways. Browns greatest strengths: O Line, Running Game, Pass Rush Bills greatest weaknesses: O Line, Running Game, Pass Rush And so on ...
  7. Nope. Browns all the way. I am not about to give up on home field.
  8. I'm not getting this. At all.
  9. They may want to bring in Ike Boettger for a look next summer
  10. Fair criticism on a lot of his passes. On those deep 50/50 balls, it's kind of like Allen putting it in the vicinity of Diggs and expecting that Diggs will win that battle. As they say, there's a reason CBs are playing CBs and not WR.
  11. 50/50 ball. Plus the chance of a PI call. Plus it puts the Browns deep in their own territory. I don't think it's terrible to take that chance.
  12. Well, here we disagree. I guess Kaepernick, who went to the SB and damn near won it, is the best proof that a run oriented QB can go deep into the playoffs.
  13. I'm glad they actually followed their own damn standard of review. I think it's 60% likely the ball touched the ground. "Clear and obvious" ought to mean something more like 80 or 90 percent.
  14. There's no doubt the bias against black QBs and the bias against running/scrambling QBs were kind of intersecting Venn diagrams for a long time. But not anymore. it may be time to retire that whole talking point.
  15. I'm gonna go Andy Dalton. But an unlovable Andy Dalton.
  16. People have taken me to those Maryland crab shacks on multiple occasions. You get the bucket of crabs, the little hammer, the tweezer things to pull the meat out. I've always left hungry. I get about 1 oz. of crab meat for about an hour and a half of work. Wings >> Crab.
  17. I think the Colts are the best team in the AFC right now, but there will come situations where Wentz will have to win it and it's more likely he'll lose it instead.
  18. I think record in the division
  19. I watched the whole Broncos-Chargers game. It really wasn't even as close as the score. Broncos dominated them. Broncos are a team that as long as the QB doesn't do awful things (Drew Lock) are kind of coming on now.
  20. You mean like those little PFF ratings at the bottom of their profile pics in the introduction? Kind of a condensed rap sheet? Sounds like a good idea.
  21. This is what I mean about relaxing and just enjoying football every now and then. Not every good thing Lamar does is some kind of swipe at Josh.
  22. That's nuts ... 2 guys get a free run at him, he backpedals 15 yards and throws a TD pass. Guys, I get it ... we like Josh better, we're glad we got him instead of Lamar or Baker, etc, etc. But sometimes you just gotta sit back and enjoy the remarkable QBs (Mahomes, Lamar, Kyler, Josh) we've got in the league now.
  23. So maybe Lamar can make good things happen too?
  24. This may very well be true. I hope you're right. But isn't the first rule of rookie quarterbacking "first do no harm?"
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