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Re: How are the Browns in first place in the AFCN?

Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:09 am

Iron_City wrote:
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Iron_City wrote:I forget, is it Hoyer with 6 wins and Pettine with 3 losses, or the other way around?

I can't keep up


Great question.

In that specific example, Pettine has 6 wins, Hoyer with 3.

Good coach.


Right, because when you're really not "expected'' to lose to anyone they deduct less points when you do

But somehow your coach and QB are leading you to their 3rd consecutive 8-8 campaign but you think they're still expected to beat every team. Even winless teams.

I hate so-called Steeler fans that ask for respect instead of allowing their team to earn it on the field. And this team hasn't earned shit.


You say 8-8 like its a bad thing.



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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:11 am

Of course not, I meant 8-8 as its a good thing and common amongst "HOF QB's"

He's not making the hall of anything unless he starts winning football games

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:14 am

Iron_City wrote:Of course not, I meant 8-8 as its a good thing and common amongst "HOF QB's"

He's not making the hall of anything unless he starts winning football games


Whoa....

I say he ends up in HOF regardless of what happens from here forward.

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:14 am

Iron_City wrote:Of course not, I meant 8-8 as its a good thing and common amongst "HOF QB's"

He's not making the hall of anything unless he starts winning football games


Dont sweat that

Im sensing a run starting this week

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:17 am

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Iron_City wrote:Of course not, I meant 8-8 as its a good thing and common amongst "HOF QB's"

He's not making the hall of anything unless he starts winning football games


Dont sweat that

Im sensing a run starting this week


I agree.

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Post by K_C_ » Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:33 am

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Iron_City wrote:Of course not, I meant 8-8 as its a good thing and common amongst "HOF QB's"

He's not making the hall of anything unless he starts winning football games


Whoa....

I say he ends up in HOF regardless of what happens from here forward.


I'm still not 100% convinced he gets in without another run.

Also, when you're tethered to the bug-eyed fuck and the swinger, it's gonna be extremely tough to go on another run.
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Post by 955876 » Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:49 am

Iron_City wrote:Of course not, I meant 8-8 as its a good thing and common amongst "HOF QB's"

He's not making the hall of anything unless he starts winning football games


The list of fastest to 100 wins or whatever it was is VERY short. Ben is on that list.

I have no problem saying Ben can and could have played better in some instances.

But your odd obsession of placing all this on Ben while next to none on the coaches is weird.

Example: Tampa loss. Ben was waaaaay down the list in terms of responsible for that loss yet that is where you focused your criticism. Not a peep about a coordinator who's defense allowed a scrub QB and an OC literally calling his first game to ass rape his D. That's weird.

Almost as weird as your near two year rant about how much Ward had left in the tank and should have been retained even though every single head coach and front office exec in the NFL completely disagreed with you.
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Post by Stillchest » Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:49 am

KC wrote:
BarryFoster wrote:
Iron_City wrote:Of course not, I meant 8-8 as its a good thing and common amongst "HOF QB's"

He's not making the hall of anything unless he starts winning football games


Whoa....

I say he ends up in HOF regardless of what happens from here forward.


I'm still not 100% convinced he gets in without another run.

Also, when you're tethered to the bug-eyed fuck and the swinger, it's gonna be extremely tough to go on another run.


I agree.

Tomlin is a shit HC, who's best attempts without a stacked Pro Bowl roster, compliments of is predecessor is mediocrity.

He's a fucking anchor to any HOF caliber player.

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:52 am

955876 wrote:
Iron_City wrote:Of course not, I meant 8-8 as its a good thing and common amongst "HOF QB's"

He's not making the hall of anything unless he starts winning football games


The list of fastest to 100 wins or whatever it was is VERY short. Ben is on that list.

I have no problem saying Ben can and could have played better in some instances.

But your odd obsession of placing all this on Ben while next to none on the coaches is weird.

Example: Tampa loss. Ben was waaaaay down the list in terms of responsible for that loss yet that is where you focused your criticism. Not a peep about a coordinator who's defense allowed a scrub QB and an OC literally calling his first game to ass rape his D. That's weird.

Almost as weird as your near two year rant about how much Ward had left in the tank and should have been retained even though every single head coach and front office exec in the NFL completely disagreed with you.


This post is dead on.

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 1:01 am

He's 22-19 in the last 2.5 years. Thats not HOF pace. His wins came 3 years ago and later. At that pace it will be year 2026 by the time he reaches 200 wins

and he was nothing special in the Tampa Bay game. Fumbling inside your own 10 yard line and being late on a pylon throw which led to a FG don't really help your team in a 4 point loss

But obviously I didn't read a stat page and try to tell a story. 343 yards against the Jets. WOOHOO what a great day :roll:

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Post by K_C_ » Wed Nov 12, 2014 1:05 am

Iron_City wrote:He's 22-19 in the last 2.5 years. Thats not HOF pace. His wins came 3 years ago and later. At that pace it will be year 2026 by the time he reaches 200 wins

and he was nothing special in the Tampa Bay game. Fumbling inside your own 10 yard line and being late on a pylon throw which led to a FG don't really help your team in a 4 point loss

But obviously I didn't read a stat page and try to tell a story. 343 yards against the Jets. WOOHOO what a great day :roll:


But how 'bout that pooch punt? Looked pretty good to me.
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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 1:09 am

KC wrote:
Iron_City wrote:He's 22-19 in the last 2.5 years. Thats not HOF pace. His wins came 3 years ago and later. At that pace it will be year 2026 by the time he reaches 200 wins

and he was nothing special in the Tampa Bay game. Fumbling inside your own 10 yard line and being late on a pylon throw which led to a FG don't really help your team in a 4 point loss

But obviously I didn't read a stat page and try to tell a story. 343 yards against the Jets. WOOHOO what a great day :roll:


But how 'bout that pooch punt? Looked pretty good to me.


I agree that was stupid

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 1:10 am

Iron_City wrote:He's 22-19 in the last 2.5 years. Thats not HOF pace. His wins came 3 years ago and later. At that pace it will be year 2026 by the time he reaches 200 wins

and he was nothing special in the Tampa Bay game. Fumbling inside your own 10 yard line and being late on a pylon throw which led to a FG don't really help your team in a 4 point loss

But obviously I didn't read a stat page and try to tell a story. 343 yards against the Jets. WOOHOO what a great day :roll:


Do you actually root for him to do well or do you enjoy questioning his ability more?

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 10:09 am

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Iron_City wrote:He's 22-19 in the last 2.5 years. Thats not HOF pace. His wins came 3 years ago and later. At that pace it will be year 2026 by the time he reaches 200 wins

and he was nothing special in the Tampa Bay game. Fumbling inside your own 10 yard line and being late on a pylon throw which led to a FG don't really help your team in a 4 point loss

But obviously I didn't read a stat page and try to tell a story. 343 yards against the Jets. WOOHOO what a great day :roll:


Do you actually root for him to do well or do you enjoy questioning his ability more?


Is this what you say everytime you're presented with FACTS that aren't in your favor

Why do you root for his coaching staff to fail ?

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Post by jeemie » Wed Nov 12, 2014 1:48 pm

BarryFoster wrote:
Iron_City wrote:Of course not, I meant 8-8 as its a good thing and common amongst "HOF QB's"

He's not making the hall of anything unless he starts winning football games


Whoa....

I say he ends up in HOF regardless of what happens from here forward.


On this subject I agree with IC...his HoF candidacy is doubtful at this point.
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Post by jeemie » Wed Nov 12, 2014 1:49 pm

Iron_City wrote:He's 22-19 in the last 2.5 years. Thats not HOF pace. His wins came 3 years ago and later. At that pace it will be year 2026 by the time he reaches 200 wins

and he was nothing special in the Tampa Bay game. Fumbling inside your own 10 yard line and being late on a pylon throw which led to a FG don't really help your team in a 4 point loss

But obviously I didn't read a stat page and try to tell a story. 343 yards against the Jets. WOOHOO what a great day :roll:


So he made two mistakes in the Tampa game, and that makes his day "nothing special"?
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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 2:17 pm

Jeemie wrote:
Iron_City wrote:He's 22-19 in the last 2.5 years. Thats not HOF pace. His wins came 3 years ago and later. At that pace it will be year 2026 by the time he reaches 200 wins

and he was nothing special in the Tampa Bay game. Fumbling inside your own 10 yard line and being late on a pylon throw which led to a FG don't really help your team in a 4 point loss

But obviously I didn't read a stat page and try to tell a story. 343 yards against the Jets. WOOHOO what a great day :roll:


So he made two mistakes in the Tampa game, and that makes his day "nothing special"?


2 that come to mind

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Post by Steelperch » Wed Nov 12, 2014 2:37 pm

Iron_City wrote:
BarryFoster wrote:
Iron_City wrote:He's 22-19 in the last 2.5 years. Thats not HOF pace. His wins came 3 years ago and later. At that pace it will be year 2026 by the time he reaches 200 wins

and he was nothing special in the Tampa Bay game. Fumbling inside your own 10 yard line and being late on a pylon throw which led to a FG don't really help your team in a 4 point loss

But obviously I didn't read a stat page and try to tell a story. 343 yards against the Jets. WOOHOO what a great day :roll:


Do you actually root for him to do well or do you enjoy questioning his ability more?


Is this what you say everytime you're presented with FACTS that aren't in your favor

Why do you root for his coaching staff to fail ?


The facts are clearly in Barry Foster's favor here. You realize no QB ever has won 200 games (the standard you held Ben to) right? You realize every QB to ever win 100 games in their career is currently in the HOF or an active QB named Brady, Manning, Brees, or Roethlisberger? Ben could play .500 ball for the rest of his career and make the HOF first ballot slam dunk. Hell Warren Moon and Dan Fouts played .500 ball for their entire careers and made the Hall.

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Post by jeemie » Wed Nov 12, 2014 2:45 pm

Iron_City wrote:
Jeemie wrote:
Iron_City wrote:He's 22-19 in the last 2.5 years. Thats not HOF pace. His wins came 3 years ago and later. At that pace it will be year 2026 by the time he reaches 200 wins

and he was nothing special in the Tampa Bay game. Fumbling inside your own 10 yard line and being late on a pylon throw which led to a FG don't really help your team in a 4 point loss

But obviously I didn't read a stat page and try to tell a story. 343 yards against the Jets. WOOHOO what a great day :roll:


So he made two mistakes in the Tampa game, and that makes his day "nothing special"?


2 that come to mind


No- those were it unless you want to count a pass that may have been SLIGHTLY overthrown to Wheaton.

The mistakes on the part of his receivers were much more blatant.

Nothing wrong with criticizing Ben, but you are still holding Ben to an impossible standard.
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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 3:17 pm

SP wrote:
Iron_City wrote:
BarryFoster wrote:Do you actually root for him to do well or do you enjoy questioning his ability more?


Is this what you say everytime you're presented with FACTS that aren't in your favor

Why do you root for his coaching staff to fail ?


The facts are clearly in Barry Foster's favor here. You realize no QB ever has won 200 games (the standard you held Ben to) right? You realize every QB to ever win 100 games in their career is currently in the HOF or an active QB named Brady, Manning, Brees, or Roethlisberger? Ben could play .500 ball for the rest of his career and make the HOF first ballot slam dunk. Hell Warren Moon and Dan Fouts played .500 ball for their entire careers and made the Hall.


Unlike IC, I like Ben a lot more than Tomlin. That said, he's not making the HOF without another ring. Brady, Manning and Brees are beloved by all. Ben, not so much. That matters a lot more than 200/100.

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 3:21 pm

37,000 yards

2 time SB winner

Playing lights out

In 3 years will have 50,000 yards passing

That says HOF to me

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 3:26 pm

TB wrote:Coaching.

You're underrating their RBs too. Crowell and West are two very promising rookies and Tate has always been very good when healthy.

But it's mostly coaching.


All coaches are elite or they wouldn't be in the NFL.Coaches don't execute. Therefore its Ben's fault for not elevating.

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 3:30 pm

SteelerzEdsaL7 wrote:
TB wrote:Coaching.

You're underrating their RBs too. Crowell and West are two very promising rookies and Tate has always been very good when healthy.

But it's mostly coaching.


All coaches are elite or they wouldn't be in the NFL.Coaches don't execute. Therefore its Ben's fault for not elevating.


Sarca, right?

Rich Kotite was a head coach.

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 3:31 pm

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Poltargyst wrote:Don't the Browns have a part owner who used to be with the Steelers? Maybe he's teaching them the right way to do things.


Yep ....jimmy haslan....currently charged with tax evasion...racketerring
Fraud.....jaywalking....etc etc

Rooney taught him well :lol:


Are you policing him from the Golden Corral chocolate fountain? :lol:

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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 3:32 pm

BarryFoster wrote:
SteelerzEdsaL7 wrote:
TB wrote:Coaching.

You're underrating their RBs too. Crowell and West are two very promising rookies and Tate has always been very good when healthy.

But it's mostly coaching.


All coaches are elite or they wouldn't be in the NFL.Coaches don't execute. Therefore its Ben's fault for not elevating.


Sarca, right?

Rich Kotite was a head coach.
He still is , see below

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Post by jeemie » Wed Nov 12, 2014 3:49 pm

SteelBack wrote:Unlike IC, I like Ben a lot more than Tomlin. That said, he's not making the HOF without another ring. Brady, Manning and Brees are beloved by all. Ben, not so much. That matters a lot more than 200/100.


This is where I'm at...the voters can be much more vindictive than people give credit for.

That said...maybe the totality of stats will override that- we'll see.
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Post by Legacy User » Wed Nov 12, 2014 3:51 pm

Jeemie wrote:
SteelBack wrote:Unlike IC, I like Ben a lot more than Tomlin. That said, he's not making the HOF without another ring. Brady, Manning and Brees are beloved by all. Ben, not so much. That matters a lot more than 200/100.


This is where I'm at...the voters can be much more vindictive than people give credit for.

That said...maybe the totality of stats will override that- we'll see.


Without a ring I don't think Ben makes it. If he were to make it sans a 3rd ring it won't be for at least 20 years after he retires. Time can dull the hate.

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Post by Legacy User » Thu Nov 13, 2014 1:07 am

SP wrote:
The facts are clearly in Barry Foster's favor here. You realize no QB ever has won 200 games (the standard you held Ben to) right? You realize every QB to ever win 100 games in their career is currently in the HOF or an active QB named Brady, Manning, Brees, or Roethlisberger? Ben could play .500 ball for the rest of his career and make the HOF first ballot slam dunk. Hell Warren Moon and Dan Fouts played .500 ball for their entire careers and made the Hall.


Well captain literal I didn't expect him to win 200 games I was using it as an analogy his his wins pace over the last 3 years isn't it once was

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Post by Legacy User » Thu Nov 13, 2014 1:13 am

BarryFoster wrote:37,000 yards

2 time SB winner

Playing lights out

In 3 years will have 50,000 yards passing

That says HOF to me




slam dunk 1st ballot resume

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