Week 8: Cleveland Browns (3-3) @ San Francisco 49ers (5-1)

• OQB

  

  oh....another game McCoy throws 30+ passes.
• wes_mantooth

  

  OQB;951427 wrote:Ok, I didn't see him in there...but if they said he got in then he got in. Why didn't we try to go deep to Mitchell?

  
  I don't know if it is colt, receivers or the playcalling. Just a total clusterfuck.
• OQB

  

  wes_mantooth;951431 wrote:I don't know if it is colt, receivers or the playcalling. Just a total clusterfuck.

  Agreed!
• BR1986FB

  May have been mentioned but I'm starting to think that Shurmur is more arrogant than Mangini.
• wes_mantooth

  

  BR1986FB;951434 wrote:May have been mentioned but I'm starting to think that Shurmur is more arrogant than Mangini.

  
  I like arrogance, but it doesn't work if you call a game like you are suffering from downs syndrome
• OQB

  

  The past 2 seasons we have seen the same exact thing happen!
  
  2010 Heckert signs DL jaime mitchell and Mangini refused to play him.
  
  2011 Heckert gives evan moore a nice contract and Shurmur refuses to play/use him.
• OQB

  

  BR1986FB;951434 wrote:May have been mentioned but I'm starting to think that Shurmur is more arrogant than Mangini.

  I don't mind it if you are winning... but when you are a big part of losing every single week and won't take responsibility for the horrible play calling, there is no room for arrogance.
• sleeper

  

  I'd say "Suck for luck" but it seems Miami and the Colts are better at sucking than us.
• OQB

  

  Reghi still trying to dance around the calling out of Shurmur and his play calling abilities.
• IggyPride00

  

  BR1986FB;951434 wrote:May have been mentioned but I'm starting to think that Shurmur is more arrogant than Mangini.

  I have been commenting on his arrogance for weeks now.
  
  He thinks because his uncle was a good defensive coordinator that some how his shit doesn't smell.
  
  Holmgren unfortunately created this monster by giving the keys to the kingdom to a guy who is really nothing more than a competent position coach in the NFL. When he has run an offense, they are consistently in the bottom 20% of the league.
  
  I don't know what it is about the guy, but I just can't stand him.
  
  7 weeks of putrid offense and he still doesn't seem to think anything is wrong. Why would he though, Holmgren thinks he walks on water and without any pressure on him to improve he can keep going along doing what he is doing.
• IggyPride00

  

  OQB;951443 wrote:Reghi still trying to dance around the calling out of Shurmur and his play calling abilities.

  I am disgusted with Reghi. He used to lampoon this team when they were pathetic when he was doing Browns react last year. Now that he is on STO he is swinging from Shurmur's jock. It is embarrassing.
• HitsRus

  

  Might have already been said, but this offense should run the two minute drill all the time.
• Writerbuckeye

  

  I'll agree the play calling was crap, for the most part. You can't continue to run into the middle of the line on first down and expect an offense to surprise the defense when it has second and long, and then tries to pass the ball.
  
  Having said that, there isn't a QB in the league who could win behind this OL and with the "skilled" players the Browns have at WR and RB, especially what was available for this game.
  
  On the play where Colt fumbled deep in their own territory in the first quarter: I did a count from the snap and got to "one thousand two" when McCoy was mashed from two sides and lost the ball. No human being playing QB can get the ball, take a three step drop and pass in less than three seconds.
  
  The OL play this season has been putrid; perhaps the worst I've seen from this franchise in a few years, and that's saying something.
• Sykotyk

  

  Hillis is out. Hardesty goes down. Throw in a side of horrible play calling. And it's a Browns loss.