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Incidentally (I scarcely have internet) I just watched the highlights and I'm reading the whole thread. What a win! Let's go, Browns! A big hug to you all from Spain

Thanks for remembering, mate. I had seen the thread, but I have been really out from the NFL and I'm not going to be able to follow it this year, so instead of moving numbers up and down trying to do some lazy guesswork, I think I will pass. I too believe you won't see much of me from now on, I have some big changes in my life atm (everything for good). Take care guys. Don't you doubt that anytime I check on the NFL I will be looking and rooting for the Browns

I was closer than mjp28. I might haven't posted anything in a few months, but I still care about the important stuff

I think Brissett did a good job during 11 weeks where mostly the defense wasn't playing good, costing us some wins (we could have started 5-0 easily). We went 4-7, and it is hard to believe that we are going to reach the playoffs this year, so I think it is the perfect spot to start the guy the OF put all the chips in. He shows all the rust in the world and some more, but defense and special teams pull out their best performance of the season,and we get a W. I just hope Watson takes this as a wake-up call and gets to his level, and Browns fans don't kill each other in the meantime. We're not winning the Superbowl this year, and we have been to bigger shitshows, so let's see how this turns out.

And I think you can know the compensatory pick before hand, so you only accept trades above that value.

I'm barely awake. Great victory. Let's get better. Love the Browns, love you guys.

You mean the guy of the commercials? What does he do, is he a football player too?

I understand falling offsides on the hard count, or trying to get a sack... But I'll never understand how they LINE UP offsides...

Fuck fantasy football, I love this.

I think Jacoby changes Hunt from his left to his right and that screws him bad.

I'm no QB, but Jacoby sees the blitz, changes the play... And doesn't realize that he will have no time...?

To the "would you've kicked it?" debate, I have to say that I don't like it unless you get 3+ yards every single play you are runnig the ball. You only need 2 yards to get the 2 point conversion.

Nice drive, good TD, and Amari getting some key catches. Let's keep it going!

We got away with a kind of hold by Hunt defending that pass to Cooper...

I will sleep over it (if the game goes 2TD up or looks bad, I'm outtie). And man I found a stream of the Manning brothers and I'm glad I don't have to listen to Joe Buck.

Say what you want about this team. But Woods still alive.

Yeah, I think the same. Mostly because the one who runs through there is Joe Mixon...

I don't mind the call at all, if I'm honest. But Amari doing that is beyond stupid

WHY DO YOU THROW IT LIKE THAT ON FIRST DOWN!!?!?!?!?!?!? I don't care if he's a receiver... Man...

OK guys, I finally decided to watch this. I hope I sleep very little hours simply because I decided to watch a good football game by the Browns

I need Joe Mixon to score over 30,5 points to win my fantasy matchup against my brother. I don't know what is more sad, the fact that I don't have much interest in pulling an overnight despite having holiday tomorrow, or that I believe that Joe might win me the fantasy looking at how good we are at defending the rush...

Oh man, I avoided a bullet there. Someone had a higher waiver priority so I went for Dallas defense which killed it. In fact I'm thinking of keeping it the whole way.

You simply can't grasp the power of a staring tackle. It's unfathomable.

This. x1000. This is something unacceptable in one of the most profitable sports in the world, which moves billions a year. Coming from soccer, it was surprising for me to know this, and it is still hard to understand, even more when there's always so much controversy. The heck, even the FIFA decided to insert some technology to improve the refereeing overall.

That's really cool. I feel like I had a glance into a beautiful life. Things like this help to overcome the mourning: cherising the gift of the memories we could made with a loved one.