Week 9: Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns
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BR1986FBI've been waiting for this one since the first meeting. Browns hung tough and it came down to the last play of the game at Baltimore. An ill advised pick 6 throw by Weeden was the difference.
With Joe Haden back and Phil Taylor possibly returning I don't see the Ravens offense moving the ball quite like they did in the first meeting. Boldin absolutely torched the Browns secondary in the second half.
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BR1986FBFollowing yesterday's win over the Chargers, D'Qwell Jackson said “We have the best fans in football. Whether it’s a hot day, rainy day, cold day, cold and rainy day, they’re out there. It charges us up. To give them a win is great. Hopefully, next week, we can carry this momentum and get the same outcome.”
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like_thatlol BR you start these threads quickly after a Browns win. If T Rich is feeling as good as he did yesterday, this could be a close game. I would say it should be interesting to see how Suggs plays after a bye week, but JT seems to be back to his typical form, and he typically shuts down a 100% healthy Suggs.
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BR1986FB
Bored....:laugh:like_that;1307099 wrote:lol BR you start these threads quickly after a Browns win. -
like_thatIt's all good, I am sure bigdaddy would have started this thread in the next few hours if you didn't. He gave the Ravens some good karma with his thread last time, hopefully the Browns get good karma with you starting the thread.
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bigdaddy2003I say Ravens by 10 or so.
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Commander of AwesomeBrowns by 57
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BR1986FBAfter yesterday's victory, Shurmur gave the team off until Wednesday (Tuesdays are a mandatory off day) but the players refused so they could come in today to prep for Baltimore.
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thavoiceThe browns are on a roll. I look for them to beat the ratbirds and finsihed the season 8-8 or 9-7
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OQB
That's one thing I don't understand, even after all the stupid playcalling, ignorance to the media/fans, and losing...the players still are playing hard for Shurmur.BR1986FB;1307178 wrote:After yesterday's victory, Shurmur gave the team off until Wednesday (Tuesdays are a mandatory off day) but the players refused so they could come in today to prep for Baltimore. -
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I love that they know they have a lot of work today.BR1986FB;1307178 wrote:After yesterday's victory, Shurmur gave the team off until Wednesday (Tuesdays are a mandatory off day) but the players refused so they could come in today to prep for Baltimore.
I just think in general the team wants to turn it around badly, for themselves not necessarily Shurmur. Who knows though. Shurmur might be a great guy behind closed doors, and the players feel for him.OQB;1307240 wrote:That's one thing I don't understand, even after all the stupid playcalling, ignorance to the media/fans, and losing...the players still are playing hard for Shurmur. -
BR1986FB
This is what I've heard. He may come across as Eeyore to the media but he's supposedly pretty fiery/vocal behind closed doors. Find it hard to believe though.like_that;1307257 wrote:I just think in general the team wants to turn it around badly, for themselves not necessarily Shurmur. Who knows though. Shurmur might be a great guy behind closed doors, and the players feel for him. -
wes_mantoothWho knows which Baltimore team will show up...or which Joe Flacco..
I will go with Bmore by 6 -
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I don't think Flacco has the same type of game he had last time around with Haden playing. I am more concerned about Rice than I am Flacco/Anquan/Smithwes_mantooth;1307266 wrote:Who knows which Baltimore team will show up...or which Joe Flacco..
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Can only hope their O-Coordinator stays dumb. He hasn't been using Rice nearly enough. It's almost like they are trying to morph into an Atlanta Falcons/aerial assault type thing except Baltimore doesn't have the weapons or the QB to get it done.like_that;1307298 wrote:I don't think Flacco has the same type of game he had last time around with Haden playing. I am more concerned about Rice than I am Flacco/Anquan/Smith -
Commander of Awesome
And the fans. This team knows the fan care and love the team. All you have to do is listen to Haden, Cribbs, DQ or Thomas talk about the fans and you see these guys get it.like_that;1307257 wrote:I just think in general the team wants to turn it around badly, for themselves not necessarily Shurmur. Who knows though. Shurmur might be a great guy behind closed doors, and the players feel for him. -
royal_kI think it's a good sign the players are coming in on an off day. It shows maturity and desire. And this is predominantly a bunch of young players.
I like their chances against the dirtybirds. They are starting to get healthy and will have players playing that weren't on the field in the first game. -
shook_17i def like our chances against the rat birds. especially if richardson runs like he did against san diego. and i like weeden against their defense. i think our offense can have a big day. suggs should be a non factor
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bigdaddy2003I have a hard time believing Suggs will be a non factor.
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BR1986FB
He usually is when he faces Thomas. And if he faces Schwartz, the rook has shut down some very good players this year. Think we got our right side "Joe Thomas" for the next 8-10 years. Plus Weeden gets rid of the ball fairly quickly.bigdaddy2003;1307520 wrote:I have a hard time believing Suggs will be a non factor. -
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He has been every time he has faced JT. That includes last year, when he was DPOY.bigdaddy2003;1307520 wrote:I have a hard time believing Suggs will be a non factor. -
bigdaddy2003It just seems like he has been beat more than usual and Suggs will be out to prove something.
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Maybe week 1 and 2, but he has been back to his form since then. If there is anything i am confident about with the Browns, it is JT shutting down his guy, especially a Suggs who isn't even 100%bigdaddy2003;1307536 wrote:It just seems like he has been beat more than usual and Suggs will be out to prove something. -
bigdaddy2003I guess we shall see.
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Commander of AwesomeI dont even see how it's debatable. One is the best LT in the game and the best LT of our generation, the other is coming off of an Achilles injury that is usually career threatening.