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Browns at Bills(-4.5)

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IronBuckI;1329569; said:
I don't. It makes for a shitty game. I'd rather watch the athletes perform to their capabilities than watch a slow motion version of garbage football.
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IronBuckI;1329620; said:
For 5 minutes. After that it's just shitty football.
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Dude, it's the Browns. We don't need snow to get slow-motion shitty football. The past two weeks a thirteen point lead has done the trick.
 
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well, at least we'll know 1 of 2 things after the game tonight.

1. Buffalo is amazing and will make the playoffs.

or

2. The Browns are amazing with Brady Quinn and he is a future HOF QB.

If you don't believe me, just wait for the ESPN post game analysis.
 
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what to do with Braylon? Guy is capable of things no one lese in the league can do, but his hands are so bad.

Such a wasted weapon...

He better take the off-season and catch thousands of balls a day. I'm being serious. I'm not sure what his regular off-season routine is, but this off-season it better fucking include that damn machine that cost Stu Scott his left eye.
 
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billmac91;1329865; said:
what to do with Braylon? Guy is capable of things no one lese in the league can do, but his hands are so bad.

Such a wasted weapon...

He better take the off-season and catch thousands of balls a day. I'm being serious. I'm not sure what his regular off-season routine is, but this off-season it better fucking include that damn machine that cost Stu Scott his left eye.
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Stickum and an eye patch?
 
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It appears that the Browns are doing an excellent job in coverage today. Edwards is throwing it to his check-down guys an awful lot.

Rogers is a monster out there. He's swimming right past the o-line.
 
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utgrad73;1329873; said:
Stickum and an eye patch?
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for Stu Scott clarification and the machine Braylon should become best friends with:

Q. Back in the spring, you sustained a severe eye injury while filming a story about football minicamps with the Jets. Tell us what happened.

A. I had gotten in shape and (Jets coach) Herman Edwards gave me permission to go to minicamp with them. I was doing a feature for ESPN on what it's like to be in minicamp. But I was serious about it.

The day I was there, there were eight wideouts and the wide receiver coach said I was rated number six. I didn't have any delusions of grandeur. I was hoping I'd be good enough to be a scrub wide receiver or a practice wide receiver in the NFL. I found that out that day. I didn't disappoint myself and I didn't embarrass myself.

At end of practice all the wideouts went to the Jugs Machine, it's a machine that shoots balls out. I had never done that before. I had been catching everything that day in practice from the quarterbacks. I was probably a little close and the thing was fast and the thing was faster than I thought it was.

Q. The ball, coming out of the machine, hit you square in the left eye. How bad was it?

A. It was serious. I had emergency surgery that night and was out of work for a couple months. It was tough. I had some eye surgery before so I knew how severe it was. It was probably more scary that day, not knowing. The next day came and I knew it would be a long recovery back. I still need some more surgery. The eye is not great now. But I had some time off.
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unfortunately, I think Braylon would probably lose both eyes.
 
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