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Cleveland Browns (2010 season)

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I have been a fan of Eric Wright so it pains me to say he must go after the season. I for one will take question if Joe Haden is not starting at Jacksonville. Wright's play is pathetic, period. I do not fault Stuckey for the fumble since he was just trying to gain more yardage, but Wright's lack of an attempt to tackle Holmes one the final play of the game is inexcusable. We have a glaring need at WR. I think Robiskie is a 3rd down possession receiver and Massoquoi is a #2 wideout. Pass rush and WR should be two top priorities heading into next season along with a complimentary back to Hillis.
 
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Patrick Bateman;1812015; said:
I have been a fan of Eric Wright so it pains me to say he must go after the season..
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I don't think you have to worry because as I mentioned a couple pages back he is a free agent and probably thinks he is worth more than what the Browns will ever offer him.
 
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Patrick Bateman;1812015; said:
I have been a fan of Eric Wright so it pains me to say he must go after the season. I for one will take question if Joe Haden is not starting at Jacksonville. Wright's play is pathetic, period. I do not fault Stuckey for the fumble since he was just trying to gain more yardage, but Wright's lack of an attempt to tackle Holmes one the final play of the game is inexcusable. We have a glaring need at WR. I think Robiskie is a 3rd down possession receiver and Massoquoi is a #2 wideout. Pass rush and WR should be two top priorities heading into next season along with a complimentary back to Hillis.
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i agree with this but i think we should wait and see how Hardesty does when he comes back from his knee injury to see if he can share some of the carries with Hillis...crazy how bad eric wright has gotten...i dont know if he was this bad last year or if it was the fact that we were so bad as a team that it went more unnoticed...but there was no way he was this bad last year...i still remember hearing and reading a bunch of stuff about people praising eric wright as one of the better unknown corners in the league...well everyone knows him now and its not just in cleveland...but yah i agree he does need to go
 
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Watched a Browns call-in show last night with Donovan, Dieken, and everyone's favorite Tony Grossi they all thought the same thing that I did after the Browns scored their last TD. When the television camera was on Mangini who was talking to his OC, I thought for sure that they were talking about going for 2 point conversion. All three of the above guys thought that the Browns should have and I agree because the defense was worn out and missing 2 starters and our offense was missing Cribbs . Maybe if we had one the coin toss I would be thinking differently but we had played a hell of a game and I don't think too many people would have been on Mangini if he had gone for the win.
 
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meh. Our defense was still strong enough to give the offense 3 possessions in OT. If it were a road game, then I might have gone for the win. However, we had the momentum, the crowd, and we were playing against an injured QB. All-in-all, I think that playing for OT was the right decision.
 
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stowfan;1813271; said:
Why we didn't blitz the crap out of the injured Jet quarterback is still baffling to me?
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We were in position to get him several times with the schemes we used, the guys just didn't make the tackle...watching Sanchise somehow get out of the grasp of Rogers is still something I am trying to figure out. I still wonder how much the increase in fines and penalties has to do with it, but we'll never know for sure.
 
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Split off the article about the alleged incident after the Jets game and the subsequent discussion. Don't bother with trying to continue the discussion since apparently it can't be done in a way that doesn't instigate animosity toward one person or another. It really has nothing to do with the Browns team or their 2010 season anyway.

Folks, it stops now - the passive-aggressive posts, the baiting, the name-calling, the oversensitivity to an opposing viewpoint or criticism...

Back to the Browns.
 
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jlb1705;1813528; said:
Split off the article about the alleged incident after the Jets game and the subsequent discussion. Don't bother with trying to continue the discussion since apparently it can't be done in a way that doesn't instigate animosity toward one person or another. It really has nothing to do with the Browns team or their 2010 season anyway.

Folks, it stops now - the passive-aggressive posts, the baiting, the name-calling, the oversensitivity to an opposing viewpoint or criticism...

Back to the Browns.
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I am sick and tired of the passive-aggressive, constantly baiting, mamby-pamby oversensitive Los Angeles, er I mean Jacksonville, Jaguar Fans (all 6 of them)!11!!11!1! :pissed: :tongue2:

Anyway I saw Fujita is injured seriously...that sucks.
 
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Bucklion;1813529; said:
I am sick and tired of the passive-aggressive, constantly baiting, mamby-pamby oversensitive Los Angeles, er I mean Jacksonville, Jaguar Fans (all 6 of them)!11!!11!1! :pissed: :tongue2:

Anyway I saw Fujita is injured seriously...that sucks.
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One of the most important parts has been linebacker Scott Fujita, who leads the team?s front seven in tackles and is second with 3.5 sacks. He suffered a ?knee ligament? injury, according to the Cleveland Plain-Dealer.
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Browns coach Eric Mangini said Wednesday he expects Fujita knee to return to the lineup sometime ?this year,? which indicates he?ll at least be out a few weeks. The Browns remain hopeful that Josh Cribbs (toes) and Sheldon Brown (shoulder) will practice later this week in hopes of playing against the Jaguars this weekend.
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I have heard at least the next two games and it will probably be more. This really sucks because he is the leader of the defense and does all of the playcalling plus his ability as a player.
 
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LitlBuck;1813961; said:
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I have heard at least the next two games and it will probably be more. This really sucks because he is the leader of the defense and does all of the play calling plus his ability as a player.
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The bright side is; we kept about a dozen linebackers coming out of camp.

For what little it's worth, here's this week's football power ratings. All we have to do is start winning some games.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/11/16/week_10_power_rankings/
 
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