posted by vball10set
So it wasn't really on Mayfield then--silver lining thing...and yeah, I really don't want to buy a new TV right now, so again--silver lining.
As BR said, the pass could've been better, but that shit was RIGHT in his hands and it popped up to the defender for a pick 6. Considering Callaway was a total piece doing his best greg little impersonation (I think I counted 3-4 dropped passes), I would have to put that INT on him easily. Look at the replay, and I am sure you will conclude that most of the blame would fall on Callaway. I am not even a Mayfield apologist. He had a very fickle game. At times he was looking like a rookie and other times he showed something we all should look forward to in the future. I am sure his "grade" after film review would be around average.
posted by BR1986FB
The pass could've been better, imo.
Off topic, and I haven't seen this mentioned, but I'm seeing/hearing a lot of these national analysts saying the Browns should've went for it on 4th & inches after the screw job. That would've been a pretty ballsy call but in hindsight it might have been the right one.
Yeah, then we would be cussing out Haley for calling his 10th jet sweep on 4th and inches. We would also be cussing out Hue for making that decision. It should have been a first fucking down, period. The refs can go fuck themselves for overturning that. If the roles were reversed, no doubt the would have sustained the first down for the Raiders. With that being said, all the Browns had to do was prevent the Raiders from scoring a TD and 2 pt conversion with less than 1:30 to go (I believe) and they didn't. They looked very below average yesterday, especially considering their performance the first three weeks.
