Bizarre Things Happen To The Browns When They Have High Expectations
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- I put together a report outlining all of the whacky off the field nonsense that has plagued the Browns in seasons where they were expected to do big things.
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Amazing video. Just like the networks I learned my lesson. The only expectations I had going into this season was this insanity. I think it's a culture thing. I would say it starts with the owner but we had a different owner in 2003 and 08. In fact I don't think there is a single person in the org those years that are here this year and in 19. I thought about it for a while. Does this drama somehow make money? If so I'd image it's all invented? By the media? Top guys in Berea that make the $$? If we do this every year with expectations we will certainly never win a super bowl or even make the AFC champ game. There has to be a way we can stop this. Boycott?
I guess I forgot about the Christmas day game against the Packers, and the Saturday game against the Raiders. Those are technically nationally televised games. I was just thinking of Sunday and Monday night games. And I agree it's 100% ownership.
I did not expect the Super bowl in 2021. I expected to go to the AFC championship, only if they made the playoffs, keyword "IF". I didn't even care if they won the AFC championship or not.
Would it be wrong to say that Browns Fans have become their own worst enemy? Just looking at the current divide of fans with Baker Mayfield half want him gone. Half want to keep him because they know he was injured all year. It's very similar to the divide that Browns fan had with the two QB's in Darric Anderson and Brady Quinn. Then again, the Browns make some "Questionable choices" at times. Example beginning of the season cutting Kha'darel Hodge, when you knew If it didn't work out with OBJ & didn't OBJ want to be here no more halfway through the season. They would've had a really good replacement and someone who was already building chemistry with Baker in the season before. I got upset with OBJ after I put some things together that he said in his after-game podium talks. Ramen Robbie you might want to search for this one yourself, if you can find it anywhere. It was either after the game where Baker Mayfield tore his labrum or when his shoulder popped out of its socket later on. OBJ is talking about How he had a torn labrum for years like ten years. OBJ Talks about how he had to strengthen the muscles around it. Then I was thinking about this, if he knew about how that injury affected his quality of play. Why did OBJ not be a teammate and talk to Baker Mayfield about how he struggled with it? or how to help him strength his muscles around it? Then later on he says he's here just so he doesn't get fired. That's what upset me, just think about that. He could've told Baker "Hey you need to sit down bro, I've dealt with type of injury. It's not worth playing threw". Nope not OBJ. The very last thing he said was when I got up the video was already posted. That's laughable you liked it, you could have also talked to the QB about it or the coach too, but OBJ didn't. OBJ was unprofessional and it shows in his character about it. OBJ "I'm going to give 110% every Sunday" boat load of BS since he got here.
Make more content. Very interesting, easy to listen, and most importantly without the loud hype. For some reason many youtubers belive the "LOUDER IS BETTER" concept will bring them more views and likes. To me, that shows desperation. Some people just have it naturally, and it works for them. But most will begin to reach, and that is when you witness some real cringe. Keep it coming, and don't change a thing.
What about 2015 because they were coming off their best season since 2014 and there was drama in 2015 with manziel and their line coach who got fired earlier in the 2015 season. They also suffered a bunch of wacky losses too.
I don't think they were expected to do anything big. They finished 2014 terribly, they lost Kyle Shanahan, and they had no viable option at QB after running Hoyer out of town. They had a decent roster, but would've been lucky to make the playoffs in my opinion.
@@RamenRobbie Browns "fans" Ran Hoyer out of town.
Love your vids big browns fan every time you upload I’m happy
Poor ownership = poor management/front office/coaching = poor drafting/roster building = poor players = poor play.. somehow still great fans though 👍🏼
Even before 1999, there were other years when their expectations didn't work out. In 1988, they were expected to go to the Super Bowl, but Kosar suffered a serious injury in Week 1. He wouldn't be back until Week 8. He also got hurt in Week 15 and missed the Week 16 game and the playoff game. They had to rely on QB's like Mike Pagel and Don Strock all season, and they needed a comeback against the Oilers just to make the playoffs (where they were eliminated in the WC game).
In 1995, they were picked by SI to go to the Super Bowl. We all know what happened after.
OBJ telling other WR not to come to Cleveland, while training together with Mayfield and the other guys... Says everything about character...
green had krones disease, he was just trying to stay healthy. that guy could have been special.
Anyone notice who our OC was in 2003?
Ohh.... yeahhhh..... hahahahahahahahahahahaaaa...
I totally forgot about soldier boy Jermaine !!!
WOW!!!! It was one of those things where he absolutely had to know that if you press "SEND", your NFL career is over. I mean, unless your last name is known by every NFL fan regardless of the team you play for.... Unless you set some sort of a tremendous record.... Unless you put up 20 plus sacks in every regular season of your NFL career....Unless you are consistently putting up 1000+ rushing yards in every regular season of your NFL career.... Unless you are a 1000+ yard reciever every season you ever played.... Unless you are the number 1 Draft pick who is at the very least not a Bust,
he had to know that he would never play in the NFL again.
An andrafted free agent backup to another backup. What was he thinking? Lol
No amount of apologizing would get him back to the NFL. The guy was a practice squad member. Basic math tells us that Mr. Whitehead was 3rd in line to play in an actual NFL game. There are many backups who never get a chance in their whole career to play in an actual NFL game. So the fact that Jermaine even got the chance to play in the real game makes him something special, and yet he threw it all away, counting the extra money a guy gets when he plays in the actual NFL game. he gets to show his skill,, in an attempt to get noticed by another team who would maybe decide that you are good enough to be a backup on their team and get a better chance to play and make more money. This opportunity he gave up because of an angry exchange of words. Career suicide through social media. He should have known better than to reach for his phone while he was frustrated. If he only would have waited to cool down a bit....
Thank you for that reminder.
Man you love the word bizarre lol