DawgTalkers.net Forums The Archives 2017 NFL Season Looking back: Browns 7 Jaguars 19 Gameday vs Jacksonville

He couldn't contain his excitement over the Jaguars win.

The Browns haven’t won a professional football game on a Sunday in 708 days.

(Johnny Manziel beat Blaine Gabbert and Jim Tomsula.)

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We just lost this game 3 times in the last 2 minutes.

I am still a Browns fan, tell no one.

Did we throw anything over 20 yds today? Perhaps Hue didn't want make Gipson look bad...lol

Final Jeopardy song

The only Deep throw they had in the last 4 minutes,

and granted, it was a 6 pt game then,


Was intended for the Tight end.


To be fair, who knows what the plan was on the hit, fumble touchdown jaguars play.

I am a bit disappointed, but I am strangely not wanting to blow the team or front office up.

Too many young players, and some young players that should not be on the team.

QB is priority 1..

WR is No. 1A.

Feel better???? J/K

Morgan freeman war and peace audio book

I'd like to know how long will be long enough to let this ride?

t1st down , hand to Crow slanting left , next first and the next first and , well you get the idea !

Death....

Kizer will NEVER be it. Couldnt be QB for WVU

I think it boils down to whether you trust this FO and Hue in next year's draft.

Having them run the draft scares the crap out of me.

Count me in that group also.

Given the way they haven’t drafted a single impact playmaker in 2 years I pray they aren’t in charge of draft this coming year

Kizer had a chance to win over some Browns fans today by pulling this one out....but...

If there was a way to keep the whole team together, except Hue!

" we have to continue to get better"

Why does he always put the word continue in there, they haven't done much of anything one would like to see continue.

Not to defend them but the Browns haven't drafted an impact player in 10+ years. Actually if you don't believe that Thomas was an impact player it's even longer than that.

Thomas is my favorite Brown of all time but he wasn't an impact player. He didn't impact wins and losses.

The #1 reason for this is lack of continuity. But with this regime's philosophy of drafting quantity over quality and ignoring the QB position you just can't allow them to continue.

He's not a winner.

In a word...NO. But until Haslam proves he can actually hire the right people, does it really matter? That answer is also NO.

Yeah I get what you’re saying, I guess it comes down to philosophy as you said. With the holes we had we should ever trade down when you’re at the top and don’t have a QB

Again, I don't think Haslam has to do anything. Mass resignations to follow game 16.

I can’t see anyone resigning when they will get paid if fired

Not sure anyone will be fired. But they'll be wanting out of here.

I’d suck it up for millions. I’m dedicated like that lol

There's always another million at the next stop for these guys.
Its the NFL good old boys carousel.

Another disappointing game. The worst part is that the score line late won't reflect this was another winnable game. When push comes to shove, we can't seem to get it done.

I'm most disappointed in Hue Jackson. You've got an awful condition game, with a rookie QB, against a team that is emphatically the best in the NFL against the pass, and Hue quit on the run.

It was harsh watching the Jaguars patiently sticking with the run, good or bad, knowing something would open and it would keep Bortles in the best position he could be in. They went strength vs strength and kept it that way, but Hue seems to think weakness vs strength would work.

I'm proud of the defense, it was another solid performance. We looked a little rocky against the pass early but settled down. They did enough to win the game, but the offense couldn't pull through.

It was gut wrenching to see Kizer coming good, only to take a step backwards. Admittedly, I still thought this was a strong performance against a very good team, but he undoubtedly left points out on the field.

I'm happy to erase this one from memory. We knew it would be tough, but we took it to the end. The schedule eases up a little moving forward, so hopefully we can come out the other side a better team.

None of these clueless morons with their gigantic egos are resigning.

a QB will be picked at #1.. no doubt about it.

Hey, with less than 2 minutes to go the Browns still had a chance to win.

We just played one of the best teams in the league right now and it was winnable. VERY winnable. Every other team in our divsion got DESTROYED by them. I would say that is progress.

I didn't like Hue's call not to go for field goal range right before the half. I feel like Hue doesn't feel an urgency to score and is instead trying to just not get as embarrassed as much. I HATE that kind of play calling.

Still I saw a lot of positives from a game where we should have been blown out of the water but instead hung on tenaciously to make it a game worth watching till the last 5 minutes of it.

Not everybody here should be dressing. Not everybody here should be fielding punts.

Kizer must have learned massive amounts. Should be telling us his feelings. Hue will reassure us. Hats off to a D that kept it close for awhile. Just watching such crap again.

Yeah, by the Giants after they trade their 2019 #1 to the Browns. The Browns will select a dude that can jump high.

I am not terribly disappointed with the players selected over the past couple of years.

There are a bunch on the team that have been developing. Ogbah and Schobert are very good. I think others will continue to improve.

Now there have been some terrible mistakes, first and foremost with the QB. Anyone and everyone sees that as the hold back. Find the QB and the team will be a lot better.

18 years and going.