The red flags raised in the Week 10 Cleveland Browns 7-on-7 played a major role in last week’s loss for the to the New England Patriots. Before the Browns can move on to Week 11 and the Detroit Lions, it’s time for one last look at Week 10 and the seven things that stood out.
The second week of November and the NFL season is officially in double-digit weeks. With Thanksgiving just two weeks away, the playoff contenders are counting their blessings. The teams on the bubble at this point of the season are looking for blessings in disguise, anyway, they can.
Last season, Odell Bekcham Jr. told Baker Mayfield to “go be great” after the receiver tore his ACL early in the Browns’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Mayfield internalized the charge, going on to defeat the Bengals. He elevated his play the rest of the season that ended in the divisional round of the playoffs.
Massholes with Mics is here with their Week 10 preview episode. To start, Jeremy, Kyle, Jordan, and Jaclyn go through their usual 10 questions segment.
Leading up to Sunday the stories of the week revolved around wide receivers. Starting with the tragic accident involving now-former Las Vegas Raiders receiver Henry Riggs. Followed by New Orleans Saints receiver Michael Thomas announcing that his recovery has suffered a setback, just after the NFL trade deadline had passed.
Not all wins look the same, but they are worth just as much in the standings. That is the sentiment for Cleveland Browns (3-1) fans to hold on to after their 14-7 victory over the Minnesota Vikings (1-3) on the road last weekend.
Week 3 of the 2021 NFL season is here. Don’t look now Cleveland Browns fans, but the team is tied for first place in the AFC North.
For the first time since 2002, the Cleveland Browns made the playoffs last season with an 11-5 record. The running game led the way as the Browns finished fourth in the NFL with 495 rushing attempts. In the second year of Kevin Stefanski’s system, let’s look at what fantasy players can expect from the Browns this season.
Expectations are high for the Cleveland Browns entering the 2021 NFL season, and rightfully so. Albeit a year later than most expected, the Browns’ roster lived up to the hype last season, ending their 18-year playoff drought, despite a third-place finish in the AFC North.
While the 2021 NFL season is still a few months away, it’s never too early to look ahead. Fan bases will argue day and night about who has the better team. Instead of debating the entire roster, why not debate positions.
With the 2021 NFL Draft over and the schedule officially being released, it’s time for my third annual 32-part series where the top three questions will be posed for each NFL team. Here are those three questions for the Cleveland Browns.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Cleveland Browns.
The red flags raised in the Week 10 Cleveland Browns 7-on-7 played a major role in last week’s loss for the to the New England Patriots. Before the Browns can move on to Week 11 and the Detroit Lions, it’s time for one last look at Week 10 and the seven things that stood out.
The second week of November and the NFL season is officially in double-digit weeks. With Thanksgiving just two weeks away, the playoff contenders are counting their blessings. The teams on the bubble at this point of the season are looking for blessings in disguise, anyway, they can.
Last season, Odell Bekcham Jr. told Baker Mayfield to “go be great” after the receiver tore his ACL early in the Browns’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Mayfield internalized the charge, going on to defeat the Bengals. He elevated his play the rest of the season that ended in the divisional round of the playoffs.
Massholes with Mics is here with their Week 10 preview episode. To start, Jeremy, Kyle, Jordan, and Jaclyn go through their usual 10 questions segment.
Leading up to Sunday the stories of the week revolved around wide receivers. Starting with the tragic accident involving now-former Las Vegas Raiders receiver Henry Riggs. Followed by New Orleans Saints receiver Michael Thomas announcing that his recovery has suffered a setback, just after the NFL trade deadline had passed.
Not all wins look the same, but they are worth just as much in the standings. That is the sentiment for Cleveland Browns (3-1) fans to hold on to after their 14-7 victory over the Minnesota Vikings (1-3) on the road last weekend.
Week 3 of the 2021 NFL season is here. Don’t look now Cleveland Browns fans, but the team is tied for first place in the AFC North.
For the first time since 2002, the Cleveland Browns made the playoffs last season with an 11-5 record. The running game led the way as the Browns finished fourth in the NFL with 495 rushing attempts. In the second year of Kevin Stefanski’s system, let’s look at what fantasy players can expect from the Browns this season.
Expectations are high for the Cleveland Browns entering the 2021 NFL season, and rightfully so. Albeit a year later than most expected, the Browns’ roster lived up to the hype last season, ending their 18-year playoff drought, despite a third-place finish in the AFC North.
While the 2021 NFL season is still a few months away, it’s never too early to look ahead. Fan bases will argue day and night about who has the better team. Instead of debating the entire roster, why not debate positions.
With the 2021 NFL Draft over and the schedule officially being released, it’s time for my third annual 32-part series where the top three questions will be posed for each NFL team. Here are those three questions for the Cleveland Browns.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Cleveland Browns.
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