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Solid series all things considered. I’d give Baker 1 more but we probably see Sam next.

Good stuff from Baker and Shi. OL giving up some pressure...

Luvu is a stud

not sure what that is... I really don't use the smart part of the tv all that much, just for ESPN+ and Sunday Ticket which is its own app and doesn't seem to have NFL+ included on it.

Just signed up for free trial... Anyone know if there is any way to get it on a Samsung smart tv?

Actually respectable considering most those teams have been around at least twice as long as us. What’s not respectable is no SB wins and no back to back winning seasons

If I were a Browns fan right now I’d be so livid. I know it’s just preseason but not only do they have a guy who may be a suspended a year+ after already missing a year, has the biggest contract ever, and is a scumbag, also his only game time with the team so far he’s been terrible….

I saw some arguing, didn't see a fight...

10 or 11 wins is my prediction. There will be lots of surprises and the schedule that looks tough now, I predict will look easier in hindsight come playoff time.

It's been reported he still has final say over the roster. Sure, maybe he feels pressure from Tepper resulting in him deferring to Scott more, but I consider that improvement and he deserves some credit for it. I completely agree though that all the ultimately matters is wins and we need to see it this year. People love to hate on Nippleshorts and he definitely had his issues but the bottom line is that the most successful period in team history by far was under the Gettleman/Rivera combo. From 2013-2017 we had 4 seasons out of 5 in the playoffs, 3 of those making the divisional round or further. The Hurney/Rivera combo was an absolute disaster, in 2 different stints. Hurney/Rhule was as well. I think it's fair to give the Rhule/Fitterer combo a chance this year, things definitely seem better on the surface this year than last year. But yeah if it ain't starting to show up in the wins column this season, then a new HC should be incoming.

DeAngelo and Stewart both had a ton of injuries...

Lol living in this area ain’t good fortune! But yeah already got time off work Tuesday so I’ll be there at least 1 of the days.

wow, I just now realized we're doing joint practices with the pats here in New England... Definitely gonna try to go to those, not that far from me.

It's also a bit different this year since we have an open competition at QB (allegedly). Last year Sam was the clear cut starter and for some reason Rhule was babying him. Can't really baby Baker and Sam or they won't get enough reps to even compare them. Unless, as hoped, we are already set on Baker. I can't see us sitting them both for 2 games. One of them or both will see some time this weekend.

Good point. I honestly don't remember anything about last year's preseason, though with only 3 games now I bet starters see some action in game 1 and 2 and none in game 3. Anyone remember what we actually did with the 3 preseason games last year?

I hope at least a half, but it'll probably be 1 quarter for each QB... Baker, Sam, PJ then Corral gets mop up duties in the 4th against scrubs.

He's the head coach he can hire and fire whoever he wants for any reason he wants, there's no benefit of the doubt needed. Argue whether he should be a HC, sure. But he is.

DL coach for the (shocker) Bills

Especially considering Rivera has a long track record of keeping assistant coaches well past their expiration date. Firing him now means there's a decent chance he should've been fired a year ago... Feel bad for him but his name shouldn't make him different than any other assistant coach, and most of those guys bounce around too. He'll land on his feet somewhere.

I like Smith and he'd fill arguably the biggest need on this D (maybe pass rusher is a bigger need but both are holes), but the cost in terms of acquisition and contract would likely be too much for me.

It's mildly funny because of the Darnold thing but in all seriousness that is a horrible ranking.

Would Darnold not have had the playbook that whole time though? He participated in OTAs and had over a month head start on studying the playbook. I'd say he should've had a leg up on knowing the offense better. And whether that's the case or not, those aren't "facts" that Simms can be wrong on. It's subjective and none of us have any idea how well either of those guys know the offense.

15 of their points came off of strip sacks...

I think the team cracked down on Igo posting stuff for some reason, or he stopped attending camp. Not sure. But there were several years where he had incredible content.

We’ll probably be in on him like we were in on Watson but he will choose elsewhere