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HADEN4PREZIDENT
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Gameballs:
Sheldon- The best game I've seen from him in a Browns uni. Great plays on ball and a key pick.
Gordon- Showed he was easliy worth the 2nd rounder we used. Showed he is also capable to be our #1 guy.
Hardesty- Very impressed with how he has been spelling Richardson, especially today.
Little- I guess finally he has matured he's playing to his ability and I love it.
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Skrine- Burnt in coverage by a great throw but still. Horrible coverage all day and that penalty was awful.
Hodges- I know he had two chances but 26 yard punt? For real!
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DawgSoldier
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Worth mentioning was the 14 play 94 yard drive ending with a TD run by T rich. BEST DRIVE ALL YEAR by the offence!
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nugpimpen
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| DawgSoldier wrote: | | Worth mentioning was the 14 play 94 yard drive ending with a TD run by T rich. BEST DRIVE ALL YEAR by the offence! |
Could not agree more
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candyman93
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Greg Little and Josh Gordon really deserve some love. Little has got his act together.
I wasn't really impressed with the o-line. Weeden got clocked quite a bit.
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Entropy
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| Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 11:36 pm Post subject: |
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| candyman93 wrote: | | Greg Little and Josh Gordon really deserve some love. Little has got his act together. |
Maybe the coaching staff gets a little credit for that too...what do you think?
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TypicalBrowns10
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| Entropy wrote: | | candyman93 wrote: | | Greg Little and Josh Gordon really deserve some love. Little has got his act together. |
Maybe the coaching staff gets a little credit for that too...what do you think? |
Yeah, if I got told I was about to be benched. I wouldnt drop another ball either. |
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candyman93
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| Entropy wrote: | | candyman93 wrote: | | Greg Little and Josh Gordon really deserve some love. Little has got his act together. |
Maybe the coaching staff gets a little credit for that too...what do you think? |
Yes, our WR coach deserve love. MoMass has stepped up his game. Little has gotten better. We've done a nice job with Josh Gordon. I think we need to keep him.
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candyman93
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Also I've come to the conclusion Josh Gordon is what Heckertt thought Carlton Mitchell could have become. The difference between Josh and Carlton is between the ears.
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roger murdock
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| candyman93 wrote: | | Also I've come to the conclusion Josh Gordon is what Heckertt thought Carlton Mitchell could have become. The difference between Josh and Carlton is between the ears. |
I've read that hes one of the hardest workers on the team, which is exciting because thats not what you would expect from a guy whos supposed to be a pot head.
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Entropy
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| candyman93 wrote: | | Also I've come to the conclusion Josh Gordon is what Heckertt thought Carlton Mitchell could have become. The difference between Josh and Carlton is between the ears. |
That sounds right to me.
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Ether
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| candyman93 wrote: | | Also I've come to the conclusion Josh Gordon is what Heckertt thought Carlton Mitchell could have become. The difference between Josh and Carlton is between the ears. |
Gordon has and always had better hands. I guess that can be considered a mental thing to, but really I feel like that's a pretty key difference. |
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roger murdock
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| Ether wrote: | | candyman93 wrote: | | Also I've come to the conclusion Josh Gordon is what Heckertt thought Carlton Mitchell could have become. The difference between Josh and Carlton is between the ears. |
Gordon has and always had better hands. I guess that can be considered a mental thing to, but really I feel like that's a pretty key difference. |
His hands are enormous. His TD grab he caught so awkwardly with his hands but still had a firm grip on it and was never close to dropping it.
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Kiwibrown
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The thing I liked about Weeden today is that he completed a lot of easy passes crossig routes to a wide open Watson for example, the most I have seen him do in a game.
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hornbybrown
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| Kiwibrown wrote: | | The thing I liked about Weeden today is that he completed a lot of easy passes crossig routes to a wide open Watson for example, the most I have seen him do in a game. |
I really liked that to. They have been there all year but this is the first time he really hit many of them. Before today it seemed to me it was either go long or drop it off to Trent.
If he starts to hit those 5-10 yard passes over the middle more often with the odd bomb to Gordon teams are going to have to stop stacking the box which will free up Trent some more.
I really think he is going to be good. Needs to stop wtih the stupid plays but I feel he is smart enough to learn and do that.
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Estonianzulu
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| nugpimpen wrote: | | horrible 3 down play calling. |
But for that 3rd and a mile, every failed 3rd down conversion had routes run beyond the marker and Weeden never threw to them.
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