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MJS

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  1. 2 hours ago, MikePJ76 said:

    That’s not true.

     

    the 80’s browns teams were a fun team to watch and to pull for.  Their late season games in the stadium at home in the weather were great.  They had a great coaching staff and a really talented team.  
     

    they just made critical mistakes and are lost to history like so many excellent teams that didn’t get it done.  
     

    as fans, i will go to my grave insisting that we were all robbed in 86.  A browns - giants Super Bowl would have been an all timer.  They were mirror images of each other and they both had a strong side outside linebacker with the initials, C.banks! Who were great players.

     

    browns giants in Pasadena would have been outstanding.  That giants team was great but the browns defense matched up perfectly with them.  The game would have been great.

     

    and again in 87, browns redskins would have been a great game.  Timmy smith never would have had the game he had vs the browns.

     

    a few different plays, like the browns not turning the ball over 4 times in the first half vs Denver in 86 and Byner fumbling the ball going in for the winning score in 87.  There is a case to be made the browns could have been back to back Super Bowl champions.  
     

    this current edition of the bills seems to share a lot in common with them sadly.  
     

    elway is still the best qb ever in my book but those teams in 86 and 87 were not good enough to be in those super bowls and it showed in both games.  
     

    anyway.  Writing off the browns of the 80’s is very ignorant.  Loaded roster.  Great qb, running backs, corners, linebackers, coaching staff…ice cube McNeil etc…but history props up the winners and the losers get forgotten after a few years.

    The Browns have 7 playoff wins in the superbowl era. Only 7. The Bills have 19. There is no comparison.

     

    They are a crap team and have pretty much always been a crap team, minus a random year here and there, since their glory years in the 50's. It's not even the same team today since they moved to Baltimore and became the Ravens.

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  2. 20 minutes ago, 3rdand12 said:

    Not sure we are the ones to throw rocks.  lol

    Comparing the Bills and thr Browns is like night and day. The Bills are one of the best and most exciting teams in the NFL. MVP QB. The most playoff wins other than the Chiefs since 2020. The Bills are very likable with a great culture. Awesome uniforms. A great fanbase. The Bills have the 90's teams that were great and went to a bunch of superbowls and had an exciting team.

     

    The Browns have Jim Brown and that's about all.

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  3. Is there a more bland team in the NFL besides the Browns? Ugly uniforms, ugly name, not likable at all for any reason, and a history of terrible football that goes back decades and decades. Remove them from the NFL entirely and nobody would even notice besides a handful of Browns fans who would eagerly latch on to another team and pretend like the Browns never existed.

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  4. 7 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:

    What was the goal? That’s why it’s weirdo the Steelers were like, “we will take a CB upgrade and a TE upgrade in exchange for our 2nd best player (who is 27).” It’s weird. If you’re pushing your chips in, you deal draft picks. I don’t really understand it for Miami either. They were like, “we will trade our only outside CB and our only TE for a great safety.” It’s weird

    Yeah, anyone thinking this is a slam dunk for Miami, I have have to disagree with them. Safety is one of the least valuable positions in the NFL. This is just both teams moving on from disgruntled players. Well, those players are probably going to be disgruntled with their new teams in not too long. Miami did not get better with these moves. They just got a little different.

  5. In this day and age you need to be able to get outside the pocket and extend plays, and scramble for yardage when it is there. That is not something the Manning brothers were ever adept at. They were pure pocket passers. So, he is smart to look at Josh Allen and other modern QBs because that is how the game is played today.

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  6. 1 hour ago, Alphadawg7 said:

     

    Your reall and all good, totally get it.  I was more just saying Burrow played 17 games last year and the summary talks about his missing time.  So just makes me wonder what else the AI maybe isn't getting accurate.  I have had some AI accuracy issues before myself when having it pull or compare some statistical data.  

    Yeah, I think there might be some AI shenanigans going on.

     

  7. 1 hour ago, BillytheKid said:

    It’s advanced stats. Which are very different than regular stats. 
    So it takes into account whether the throws were actually good throws and the receiver just didn’t catch it and so on and so forth. 
    Turnover worthy plays.

     

    Not sure if you read the whole thing or not as it explains how I got to where I got with it. 

    Yeah, there is no way he had good advanced stats.

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