Separation to say the least! Houston WR’s were 5 yards past the Brownies DB! Also, no pass rush from the front 7 and I wonder why those guys took the night off. I will also shout out Hayden Grove from who, in a gentlemanly manner, praised the talent of Myles Garrett BUT noted that indeed as the season goes on for whatever reason he does not come through as he should.Īll game Texan wide receivers were wide open, and another dropped pass by an opponent TE (Think BEARS and their TE behind the D dropping a TD pass) helped delay the inevitable. Interesting too that the players who talk the loudest about how great they are, and the D is contributed the most to the carnage administered by the boys from Texas. In fact, a story just above Terry’s in the Sunday PD avoided mentioning the defensive foibles. Perhaps I am listening and reading the wrong things. The great journalist (and human being I may add) Terry Pluto summed it up with the headline “Defense puts Flacco in an unwinnable situation as Browns collapse.” THANK YOU, TERRY! I read and heard so much about the debacle in Houston and too much of it ignored the “sacred cow” defense. Let’s get right down to it and keep it real about the Browns 45-14 beatdown at the hands of the Houston Texans and their ROOKIE QB CJ Stroud. They also were fun to watch and root for when they took the field. Something else does not get mentioned enough – the fractured fan base became whole again when Joe Flacco was brought on board and the team got better than before his arrival. ![]() ![]() Toss in the playoffs and indeed they exceeded expectations with those who are rational fans. The regular season record of 11-6 was magical as our orange helmets are lucky, they were not 8-9. Make no bones about it, this WAS a successful season for the Browns.
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