I just know I'm pumped for the game. I hate bye weeks.

Need this one for the over 4.5 wins for the season. The last 3 games don't look real promising.

Commander of Awesome;1307652 wrote:I dont even see how it's debatable. One is the best LT in the game and the best LT of our generation, the other is coming off of an Achilles injury that is usually career threatening.

Granted JT has looked better than the first few games of the season, but calling him the best LT in the game (as in the entire NFL) and of our generation (unless you're 10 years old) is quite a reach.

ricola;1307795 wrote:Granted JT has looked better than the first few games of the season, but calling him the best LT in the game (as in the entire NFL) and of our generation (unless you're 10 years old) is quite a reach.

He's the best in the game (NFL) right now. Best of our generation? Nah...Ogden & Walter Jones were better.

Pace (lol homer) is the only other one in the discussion IMO. I'd def take him over Ogden, Walter Jones would be 3rd. Thomas is better then all 3 IMO.

Ogden was definitely a beast. I can't say I remember Walter Jones.

Ogden was a better run blocker, more of a mauler. Thomas is better in pass protection in that he's more of a technician. If I need a yard on the ground I want Ogden.

I would take Walter Jones over everyone

wes_mantooth;1307840 wrote:I would take Walter Jones over everyone

Shocker #ridinghasselbecksjock :laugh:

I had to look up Walter Jones. I don't remember him for some reason.

Willie Roaf was a good one too.

BR1986FB;1307830 wrote:Ogden was a better run blocker, more of a mauler. Thomas is better in pass protection in that he's more of a technician. If I need a yard on the ground I want Ogden.

Ogden was more of a mauler, you're correct. But I know there was a stat over the past few seasons out there. Our RBs running to the left (Joe Thomas) gained over 5 yds per carry, and to the right it was under 3. He's a beast in the run game as well.

If JT gets in the playoffs and makes a run, he easily gets the recognition he deserves.

I hope we can continue this home field advantage we are starting to create again....I think that is a very important component that Haslam and the entire organization has to bring the fans of Cleveland.

BR1986FB;1307842 wrote:Shocker #ridinghasselbecksjock :laugh:

Lol...absolutely

Lulz...

From PFT:


Posted by Michael David Smith on October 30, 2012, 7:09 AM EDT
Getty Images
Ravens offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie is being sued by the owner of several Miami strip clubs for racking up bills at the establishments and failing to pay them.

NBCMiami.com reports that strip club owner Charles &#8220op” Young filed a lawsuit against McKinnie in Miami-Dade Circuit Court Monday afternoon. Young says McKinnie ran up bills at strip clubs Young owned between February of 2009 and September of 2010, and that Young now wants McKinnie to pay up. According to Young, the total McKinnie owes is $375,000.

McKinnie has a history of financial problems. He took out a loan for $4.5 million to get him through last year’s lockout, and the Ravens are currently garnishing half of his net wages to pay back the company that made him the loan. The lockout didn’t cancel any games and therefore the lockout didn’t cost any players any game checks, so if McKinnie’s financial situation was so precarious that the mere possibility of losing a paycheck had him scrambling to find a loan during the lockout, he’s in bad shape.

McKinnie has made tens of millions of dollars during his NFL career, but the Ravens cut his salary before this season, and with his wages already being garnished, he may not have $375,000 to his name.

BR1986FB;1308596 wrote:Lulz...

From PFT:


Posted by Michael David Smith on October 30, 2012, 7:09 AM EDT
Getty Images
Ravens offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie is being sued by the owner of several Miami strip clubs for racking up bills at the establishments and failing to pay them.

NBCMiami.com reports that strip club owner Charles &#8220op” Young filed a lawsuit against McKinnie in Miami-Dade Circuit Court Monday afternoon. Young says McKinnie ran up bills at strip clubs Young owned between February of 2009 and September of 2010, and that Young now wants McKinnie to pay up. According to Young, the total McKinnie owes is $375,000.

McKinnie has a history of financial problems. He took out a loan for $4.5 million to get him through last year’s lockout, and the Ravens are currently garnishing half of his net wages to pay back the company that made him the loan. The lockout didn’t cancel any games and therefore the lockout didn’t cost any players any game checks, so if McKinnie’s financial situation was so precarious that the mere possibility of losing a paycheck had him scrambling to find a loan during the lockout, he’s in bad shape.

McKinnie has made tens of millions of dollars during his NFL career, but the Ravens cut his salary before this season, and with his wages already being garnished, he may not have $375,000 to his name.

that's racist

Prisco giving the Browns some love....

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/features/writers/prisco/picks/week9

BR1986FB;1308596 wrote:Lulz...

From PFT:


Posted by Michael David Smith on October 30, 2012, 7:09 AM EDT
Getty Images
Ravens offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie is being sued by the owner of several Miami strip clubs for racking up bills at the establishments and failing to pay them.

NBCMiami.com reports that strip club owner Charles &#8220op” Young filed a lawsuit against McKinnie in Miami-Dade Circuit Court Monday afternoon. Young says McKinnie ran up bills at strip clubs Young owned between February of 2009 and September of 2010, and that Young now wants McKinnie to pay up. According to Young, the total McKinnie owes is $375,000.

McKinnie has a history of financial problems. He took out a loan for $4.5 million to get him through last year’s lockout, and the Ravens are currently garnishing half of his net wages to pay back the company that made him the loan. The lockout didn’t cancel any games and therefore the lockout didn’t cost any players any game checks, so if McKinnie’s financial situation was so precarious that the mere possibility of losing a paycheck had him scrambling to find a loan during the lockout, he’s in bad shape.

McKinnie has made tens of millions of dollars during his NFL career, but the Ravens cut his salary before this season, and with his wages already being garnished, he may not have $375,000 to his name.

Sucks but I don't feel sorry for him.

^^ yup. absolute idiot making all that money and wasting it.

Will Burge ‏ @
WillBurge
Phil Taylor said he will play Sunday but will not start and might be a little
limited in the amount of snaps he plays # Browns

^^ I kinda was already assuming he'd not be out there the whole game. I think getting a good rotation of Winn, Hughes, Rubin and Taylor will only be good for them. I kinda like how Frostee and Parker have played at the other End spot...as long as the guys in the middle are getting a good rush, that should free of Sheard more. That's what was missing the first time around against BAL. A good DL rotation and Joe Haden. Also Usama Young has been playing surprisingly better the last couple games. Should have had at least 1 pick last game though.

im really stoked for this game for some reason. i think we can win and i expect to win.

I'm very pumped for the game however I don't think the Browns will win.

By the way for anyone who has ever went to a Browns' game how are the seats in sections 532 or 543?

bigdaddy2003;1309642 wrote:I'm very pumped for the game however I don't think the Browns will win.

By the way for anyone who has ever went to a Browns' game how are the seats in sections 532 or 543?

lol as you shouldn't you are a ravens fan. duh

what do you expect the are nose bleeds. if you weren't a ravens fan id hook you up with some dawg pound seats. buttttt i cant. enjoy the game.