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Record be damned, the Browns are better than the Panthers

Carl Spackler

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Carl Spackler

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They’ll be favored as they should be next week. The Browns are a mediocre team on the rise. We on the other hand have a handful of great players, a smattering of good ones and a big bunch of dogshit. 

As bad as today was, boys and girls, the next four weeks will be even worse. The Saints will likely look to hang 70 on our defense in the swamp trash dome. The Browns will force a minimum of three costly turnovers next week and Gano in an outdoor road game will step on his dick again just as we attempt to tie the game at 23 in the waning seconds. 

fug this year and fug Rivera, Washington and Gano 

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1 minute ago, The Huddler said:

i hope we lose so rivera gets fired

 

i tired of this lingering crap. get cam an offenaive coach   

 

i dont want rivera winning some late season games to keep his job

Got nothing to worry about this year. This’ll be the first time since 2001 that we go O-fer in December. 

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Texans could very well pull out the AFC and be in the Super Bowl— Don’t beat up the Browns for losing to them.

the Browns though are playing much more inspired football,.. Greg knee cap, knock out the old geezer, Bounty Gate has the team playing pretty good.

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