Dunno

I don't get the hate for Collinsworth. Now some of the CBS-crews *cough* Dierdorf *cough*....

While losing to the Titans and Seahawks sucked, at least that was conceivable although not likely. The Jags on the other hand...Totally inexplicable.

Guess the backups are backups for a reason. Anyway, good game. Nice to win against the Colts for the first time in ages.

What is that, 4 fumbles and 4 recovered by the Colts? How lucky can one get?

The only play I can see work with Tyrod Taylor is the reverse because unlike anyone else he could really throw it well. TD!

I am inclined to agree.

Guess the entire team just went into half time a bit early.

Omg! Where did they find this red zone offense?

Oh well, better than nothing.

Time to break the streak. If they can't do it today, they will never beat the Colts.

Cleveland has had some terrible coaching regimes over the years, but I wonder if the current one isn't the worst in quite a while.

Really? Just about on par with Dan Orlovsky? If the Colts go 0-16, he will be the only QB in NFL history to have played on two teams that both finished 0-16. While Flacco isn't as good as Rodgers, he is far far better than Dan Orlovsky.

No way. Sorry. I mean ... seriously.... wtf!

This is to me, has been and continues to be the #1 issue this season. They just haven't found anything that is working consistently in the red zone.

Wimbley is playing well for the Raiders though. Not that I would trade Ngata for him, but the Raiders are getting production out of him at least approaching his draft position. The Browns on the other hand.... they know how to waste draft picks.

After seeing the Browns play, are there any Brown fans left? That team is just brutally bad.

Finally!

Up by a TD though. If this continues, I wonder if Rice could break Jamal Lewis' record of 295 yards rushing. He is at 87 after the TD run.

Need a win after that performance by the Steelers

I expected more....

I just can't see this making any difference. If you really want to make them change their ways, the $ is where it is at. Tune them out (en masse) and they will instantly go back to building a relationship with the community, assuming they don't just move to another city first.

Terrible idea. I get the point of making it easier to prepare for the season and that's probably true, but if you don't build a really strong rapport with your fans you end with a good team and few fans in stands (see this years version of the Bengals). I don't think this will hurt the team in the short team (or as long as they are successful), but what happens when you don't have a strong connection with your fans and a losing season or two? Well, just look at the Jaguars as an example ... in the process of getting sold and moving away. Like I said, terrible idea. Without a strong fan support, once the winning ends (and it will at some point) so does the local support and there are very few, if any, better ways to build a close relationship with fans, young and old, than what was available at Westminster.

LOL @ the coin toss stats for the Browns.

I should have known better than to think the Browns would deliver anything but disappointment.