Week 16 Open Thread: Browns vs. Raiders

Written By:  Jacob Rosen   |  Category:  Cleveland Browns   |  Comments:   42   

brownsraidersThe blackout was barely averted and thus you will be able to watch this game on your local television station. Leave your thoughts on the events below in the comments. Feel free to check out “The Browns Will Win If…” post from earlier in the week. This is the second go-around for Derek Anderson in 2009 so hopefully he plays with something to prove alongside our two established offensive weapons in Josh Cribbs and Jerome Harrison. Today’s game will also be the first of the Mike Holmgren presidency so hopefully some of our key guys prove their worth on the field out there today. Here we go Brownies!

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42 Responses to “Week 16 Open Thread: Browns vs. Raiders”

  • Patrick
    1. December 27, 2009

    Can the words “Three Game Winning Streak” be uttered in regards to the 2009 Cleveland Browns?

  • Phil
    2. December 27, 2009

    anybody find somewhere to watch it in cbus?

  • 3. December 27, 2009

    Ahhh Charlie Frye

  • rison to the top
    4. December 27, 2009

    Charlie Frye!!! I happen to be in SF this week so I get the pleasure to watch this abomination of an nfl game. just keep giving harrison the ball

  • rison to the top
    5. December 27, 2009

    DA has NO touch. there is a reason he was benched and a reason he will not be on this team next year. I could have thrown that screen pass and jennings knew it

  • Jeff
    6. December 27, 2009

    Regardless of how bad DA is early, we are still up 10-0 and looking at a 3 game winning streak. Let’s cheer up a little bit. Of course we won’t keep DA, but enjoy the game right now.

  • JM
    7. December 27, 2009

    Really you could have suited up in th NFL and threw that pass better? Come on people think positive!

  • Jeff
    8. December 27, 2009

    Is anyone there right now? I only have the Gamecast from ESPN on my computer…it just said Harrison was hurt on a kick and now is questionable. Is that true? Why is our starting RB doing kickoffs?

  • Crobarred
    9. December 27, 2009

    @8 Janikowski kicked it short and it was a live ball. Harrison was an up man and dove on the ball. Looked like he knocked the wind out of himself.

    Could they get any worse announce team? They are stumbling over every name/school. Two drunk guys could do better.

  • Jeff
    10. December 27, 2009

    Well hopefully he will be alright. Looking at the stat sheet, he is the only one who has run the right way so far. Cribbs and Jennings have negative yards rushing.

    And was that the artist formerly known as Gerard Warren sacking DA? He is still playing in the NFL? How bad did the protection have to be on that play to let him sack the QB? Holy cow.

  • rison to the top
    11. December 27, 2009

    Guys I am trying to remain positive and I love watching harrison (who should have been playing over lewis all season) but it is just painful watching dabolls run run pass offense with DA just gunning the ball behind receivers. And that is big money looking relatively competent.

  • Tron
    12. December 27, 2009

    Anyone know of a link to a live feed? i just lost mine

  • Jeff
    13. December 27, 2009

    So for those who can see the game, there are a lot of DA incomplete passes. Are they mis-throws, drops, bad routes? What is the deal?

  • Kunal
    14. December 27, 2009

    I’m mad I can’t watch this game in Columbus, anyone know a link to watch it online?

  • rison to the top
    15. December 27, 2009

    @Jeff – Mostly bad passes and plays. DA throws it too hard and too far behind our receivers. Also we have had a lot of 3rd and longs which leaves him with few open receivers. The fact is that DA just can’t get the ball to where it needs to be.

  • REEPJP
    16. December 27, 2009

    http://www.atdhe.net/ I’m watching the game for free in HD here at my in-laws in Nashville after I downloaded the Veetle thing

  • Tim
    17. December 27, 2009

    Raiders showing the character of Al Davis out there.

  • historycat
    18. December 27, 2009

    Note to the teams on the field:

    You’re not good enough to be involved in fights. Let your play do the talking, which it’s not.

  • Kunal
    19. December 27, 2009

    ah thanks reep

  • REEPJP
    20. December 27, 2009

    Wow, just saw Urban Meyer changed his mind….

  • Jeff
    21. December 27, 2009

    Touchdown!!! What a pass… thanks for the feed, it is tremendous.

  • historycat
    22. December 27, 2009

    If the Steelers make the playoffs then the NFL is fixed.

  • historycat
    23. December 27, 2009

    The announcer just said “We’re at sea level”.

    Seriously why do visitors all think we live near an ocean?

  • Jeff
    24. December 27, 2009

    Nice return by Harrison… Looks like another classic Daboll drive now. Run Run… but wait..another run from Cribbs. 1st down.

  • historycat
    25. December 27, 2009

    WOW DA messed up that play, should have been delay of game.

  • historycat
    26. December 27, 2009

    Now that is how you drop a pass, kids.

  • Jeff
    27. December 27, 2009

    What a horrible drop by the Raiders there. That was awful. But good for us I guess.

  • Jeff
    28. December 27, 2009

    Nice play by Roth. I like that kid. I do actually think we have some talent, even if we switch to a 4-3 next year. I think our D will be better like that actually.

  • Tim
    29. December 27, 2009

    Another bad DA throw bailed out by a WR.

  • Jeff
    30. December 27, 2009

    Great catch on a crappy throw.

  • Jeff
    31. December 27, 2009

    That one was actually a good throw…and an actual catch by a TE.

  • Chris
    32. December 27, 2009

    @ #23 – which is a false statement anyhow, because Lake Erie is approximately 550 feet above sea level.

  • historycat
    33. December 27, 2009

    Yes Chris, that was my point. Who was the pitcher who also thought that the stadium was on the ocean?

    And that Graphic comparing Harrison’s first 13 weeks to the past 2 weeks is proof that Manigini should not be coaching next year.

  • historycat
    34. December 27, 2009

    Someone put some Bailey’s in the announcer’s hot chocolate I think.

  • Chris
    35. December 27, 2009

    Frye does realize he doesn’t play for Cleveland anymore, right? It doesn’t appear so.

  • scott
    36. December 27, 2009

    historycat

    not sure if you’re listening to dieken and donovan, but they brought up an interesting point that Harrison was in a knee brace for much of the early season because of a pre-season injury. Wonder if this prevented him from getting on the field?

  • BuckeyeCIC
    37. December 27, 2009

    Love the Gatorade bath for Rob Ryan! haha That was his technically first shower since the Battle of Bunker Hill!

  • AMC
    38. December 27, 2009

    Never would have thought this team would have been capable of winning three in a row. Granted it was against a mediocre Stillers team, and bad KC and Oak teams, but they’ve distinguished themselves well.

  • BuckeyeCIC
    39. December 27, 2009

    Also heard the terrible commentary relating to Lake Erie as sea level. (shakes head)

  • kirkcheated
    40. December 27, 2009

    Hey Browns !!!

    Good Job Today and thanks for the win!

  • Titus Pullo
    41. December 27, 2009

    ESPN saying “Sources: Cowher likely to coach in NFL in 2010

    Hello Cleveland!

  • jimkanicki
    42. December 27, 2009

    this is nit… but… WHY WAS OUR STARTING TAILBACK WORKING SPECIAL TEAMS?? didn’t we learn anything after winslow’s rookie injury? good lord, i thought harrison was out after that (very nice) fumble recovery.

    great to see a back who hits the holes fast. nice to have stclair on the bench too. i think harrison looks like a keeper. wonder why he had no pass receptions…?

    @titus – they’re saying tampa for cowher. my hope is cowher goes to carolina –> i would be thrilled if we could make a run at john fox.


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