Brady! Brady! Brady! (or, will Subway and MetRx's poster boy pay off?)

Horrible, but the game's over 10 minutes earlier if Braylon catches that pass.

 

Maybe I should get me some of that Myoplex

 

Back to Anderson -- I really wish I could have seen some of the Browns games in person, because what I really want to know is how he was reading the defenses, and that's so much easier to tell when you can see the whole field.
But I never got the sense he was doing a good job reading the coverage and knowing who his open man was going to be. Anyone have better insight to this than I do?

 

And I'll just add my third post in a row because I'm cool like that:

When Anderson has time to throw, man can he throw.
When he's under pressure, eh, not so much. Well, since none of his wideouts are apparently capable of catching a pass with their toes.

 

I will not stand idly by while people take potshots at the good name of Syndrick Steptoe

 

Wasn't it the second-to-last game when the Browns lost that game to the Bengals?

 

That many muscles are kinda gross. . .

 

Yep. He said Week 16, not Game 16. Counting the bye week, there are 17 weeks.

 

It was incredible the roller coaster of emotions that we experienced in the stadium yesterday.

I don't think going to Quinn now is a good idea, I also think DA is the least of the Browns problems. He's a problem, but so is the bad defense, bad receivers and a team that lacks that "killer instinct."

 

But, I mean, they gotta see what they have with Brady at SOME point, right? So when's the better time?

 

Of all the weeks to pull the trigger this is the worst -- short week and a nationally televised game. If anything they should have waited until after this game to give Quinn a full week to prepare plus a few extra days. The only positive for Quinn is that the Broncos D is beyond wretched.