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Wednesday, November 14, 2018
Monday, November 12, 2018
BROWN, COVERED IN IT!
As Who Dat Nation, we can all be friends with the Cleveland Browns. Not only do they give us a much needed win whenever we play them, But they also beat the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
MIMOSAS!!!!
The Browns are 3-6-1 and Atlanta isn't much better at 4-5.
The way the Browns manhandled the Falcons on Sunday, proves that the Browns are looking to finally right the ship. The Browns have historically been a bad team but they keep fighting.
This season could either make or break the organization back into doomsday. The playoffs are a long shot. Here's what could potentially happen.... They could play spoiler or they could pick up some momentum starting with the next game.
The Browns offense won the 3rd-down battle making 50% of attempts. Running back Nick Chub carried most of the work load racking up 209 total yards on the ground and as a receiver.
It really is a doozy that the Browns momentum is cut by the bye week. During their week off, they should look ahead to straighten any kinks going into week 12.
As Who Dat Nation, we can all be friends with the Cleveland Browns. Not only do they give us a much needed win whenever we play them, But they also beat the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
MIMOSAS!!!!
The Browns are 3-6-1 and Atlanta isn't much better at 4-5.
The way the Browns manhandled the Falcons on Sunday, proves that the Browns are looking to finally right the ship. The Browns have historically been a bad team but they keep fighting.
This season could either make or break the organization back into doomsday. The playoffs are a long shot. Here's what could potentially happen.... They could play spoiler or they could pick up some momentum starting with the next game.
A TOAST
to the entire Cleveland Browns team. The Falcons are a tough bunch to beat. They play aggressive and they are led by a player caller and cast-iron QB in Matt Ryan.The Browns offense won the 3rd-down battle making 50% of attempts. Running back Nick Chub carried most of the work load racking up 209 total yards on the ground and as a receiver.
It really is a doozy that the Browns momentum is cut by the bye week. During their week off, they should look ahead to straighten any kinks going into week 12.
KNEW IT! WHO DEY! BLEW IT!
That was easy! After a 37-point blowout victory over the Cincinnati Bengals, who just fired their Defensive Coordinator, Teryl Austin, the Saints should be looking forward to a rather lengthy post season run. Their performance in Paul Brown Stadium Sunday afternoon proved that they aren't looking at their opponents with the top-dog eye. Meaning that the Bengals were viewed as an underdog but they were viewed as a potential threat to interrupt the winning streak and that shiny new 8-1 record.
If the playoffs began today,
Right now the Saints are the projected # 2 seed while the 9-1 Rams hold the top spot in the NFC.
A Toast,
to Michael Thomas- The wide receiver left Paul Brown with two receiving TD's and 70-yards. Other teams view Thomas as a threat because of his versatility and his ability to catch on the run and the hard over the shoulders - down the hill catches.
to Mark Ingram- 13 attempts for 104 yards. The longest being 33 yards. That's on the ground. He managed to score on 2nd and 5 at the Cincinnati 28 yd line in the second quarter.
to Marcus Williams- had one of 2 interceptions. The safety out of Utah is proving to Saints coaches that he wants this job. His INT, racked up 78-yards.
to Eli Apple who had the other INT.
The entire Saints defense deserved a bottle of the high quality stuff too. Looking ahead to next week, because it doesn't get any easier. Why? Because the Philadelphia Eagles are looking to get back at .500. They sit in their NFC East Division at 4-5.
The last time these two teams met was back in 2015 and Philadelphia sent the Saints packing with a 39-17 whooping. That was then. This is now. The Eagles are the reigning Super Bowl Champs and they are looking to right things this upcoming week versus WHAT WILL PROBABLY BE THE NEXT SUPERBOWL CHAMPS.
Sorry Ali Montoya, maybe next time.
That was easy! After a 37-point blowout victory over the Cincinnati Bengals, who just fired their Defensive Coordinator, Teryl Austin, the Saints should be looking forward to a rather lengthy post season run. Their performance in Paul Brown Stadium Sunday afternoon proved that they aren't looking at their opponents with the top-dog eye. Meaning that the Bengals were viewed as an underdog but they were viewed as a potential threat to interrupt the winning streak and that shiny new 8-1 record.
If the playoffs began today,
Right now the Saints are the projected # 2 seed while the 9-1 Rams hold the top spot in the NFC.
A Toast,
to Michael Thomas- The wide receiver left Paul Brown with two receiving TD's and 70-yards. Other teams view Thomas as a threat because of his versatility and his ability to catch on the run and the hard over the shoulders - down the hill catches.
to Mark Ingram- 13 attempts for 104 yards. The longest being 33 yards. That's on the ground. He managed to score on 2nd and 5 at the Cincinnati 28 yd line in the second quarter.
to Marcus Williams- had one of 2 interceptions. The safety out of Utah is proving to Saints coaches that he wants this job. His INT, racked up 78-yards.
to Eli Apple who had the other INT.
The entire Saints defense deserved a bottle of the high quality stuff too. Looking ahead to next week, because it doesn't get any easier. Why? Because the Philadelphia Eagles are looking to get back at .500. They sit in their NFC East Division at 4-5.
The last time these two teams met was back in 2015 and Philadelphia sent the Saints packing with a 39-17 whooping. That was then. This is now. The Eagles are the reigning Super Bowl Champs and they are looking to right things this upcoming week versus WHAT WILL PROBABLY BE THE NEXT SUPERBOWL CHAMPS.
Sorry Ali Montoya, maybe next time.
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