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0-16 for the Browns in 2017?

Will the Browns go 0-16 in 2017?

  • 100% yes

    Votes: 9 37.5%

  • 75/25

    Votes: 7 29.2%

  • 50/50

    Votes: 1 4.2%

  • Nah, they will win a game.

    Votes: 7 29.2%
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Maybe. They were 1-15 last year, beating San Diego in their next to last game.

The record for most NFL losses in a row is Tampa Bay, 26 to be exact. I meet the winning QB of the game, and asked him what it was like to be on that team as he was the CFO for a company I worked for many moons ago. He said after they lost the the expansion Seattle Seahawks, there was sinking feeling that its going to be a long time before they win. And he was correct.

I recommend reading this link, you will crack a smile.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...bottom-26th-consecutive-loss-38th-anniversary

At any rate an 0-16 season would mean the Browns would have just 1 win for their last 32 games in the past two seasons. That's absurd for a professional sports team.
 
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I remember when all the talk was how Jackson was going to coach this team into a winner.
 
I honestly thought when we played them that they had some potential this year to at least get 4-5 wins. I think they have been playing a little better lately, but 0-16 is a good possibility.
 
I don't know, I will have to check my analytics to get the probability they will go 0-16. Or I could just use their analytics because they seem to be working if 0-16 is the goal.
 
They would have gone 0-16 until you started this jinx thread
 
I think their best shot is against the Pack' on Dec 10th. If the Packers (who are struggling mightily) lose here this weekend, then at TB, their season is effectively over. Rogers is still weeks away (if he comes back) so not sure a roadie to Cleveland is a cure all for woes. Plus, what DO the Packers do well right now? At least the Browns show up and play (8th in total D). Yeah, they don't win, but rarely are they a cupcake in the wait.
 
south dakota STEEL said:
another thread option...what QB are the Browns gonna destroy with the 1st pick?
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Nah, SDS, they will once again pass on a franchise QB. Roethlisberger, Wentz, Watson, and on and on. The Clowns don't need no stinking QB.
 
south dakota STEEL said:
another thread option...what QB are the Browns gonna destroy with the 1st pick?
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Whomever the projected #1 overall pick might be could very well pull a John Elway or Eli Manning, saying DON'T DRAFT ME.

If the Browns really want to win, they pay the best GM out there that is a free agent in 2018 50% more the highest paid GM, and get the heck out of that way.

Blow the entire thing up, keeping only the 1st contract players and the veterans that are playing up to their contract. Cut the or trade the rest. They can't finish any worse then 0-16.
 
I don't believe the league will allow them to go 0-16.

I'm pretty sure if a call hasn't already been made, one will. The refs will find themselves in a game that's close near the end and the Browns are going to get some calls. The league can't have 0-16 teams. They just can't. Bad for business.

In fact, if I were in full-on conspiracy mode, I would be looking for the Browns sometime in the next season or three to have a "resurgence". They may not win a SB, but I would be surprised if we don't see the Browns make a wild-card sometime in the next few years, particularly after Ben retires.

Again, This is a business and you have an entire fan base that has been abused for decades. At some point the goofy **** at the top is going to say, "Uh, how much do we stand to lose in market revenue if the Browns actually fold in Cleveland?" 1 for 32 or 2 for 48 will do that.
 
Steelerfreak said:
Would that make Hue Jackson the worst head coach in the history of the NFL? (1-31?)
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I don't think they get rid of him yet so he has a chance to expand on that..




Salute the nation
 
Steelerfreak said:
Would that make Hue Jackson the worst head coach in the history of the NFL? (1-31?)
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Well if the Browns fire him he could coach that team the Harlem Globetrotters always beat.
 
Cope said:
I think it would be pretty badass to have a Washington Generals jersey.
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As a side note, I once played hoops with some Globetrotters. Okay, I was one of four regular guys picked out of the crowd at Disney's ESPN sports week. Each team had three former Globetrotters.

After draining a lucky three, I attempted another. Why not? It was a perfect air ball, but one of the Globetrotters turned it into an alley-oop pass for a dunk. As he screamed out, that was a nice pass, I yelled out, you are a funny guy.
 
SteelerFan448 said:
I remember when all the talk was how Jackson was going to coach this team into a winner.
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Did you see Hue hugging AJ McCarron on the sidelines? - BWAhahahahahahah! Sorry Hue, you might not be around to see yet another starting QB!

It's nearly impossible to go 1-25, and yet here they are. The players could go uncoached, drawing plays in the dirt and win more


Nothing screams 'Browns Front Office' than signing a 29 year old receiver with only one decent season to his name and a $32M price tag to be their savior

Kenny Britt? hahahaha
 
It depends really how good is Josh Gordon going to be. If he's back to his 2013 self with rookie Corey Coleman and Kizer slinging the ball, they're going to get at least one win.
 
Browns are 4-44 in their last 48 games.

Heard today that they are now in the midst of the worst losing stretch in the history of the NFL.


And I love it.
 
Blitzburgh said:
It depends really how good is Josh Gordon going to be.
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You mean the pusher man?


Josh Gordon Dealt Drugs, Estimates Making $10K Per Month as a Student at Baylor

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon has admitted to dealing drugs during his college days at Baylor.

In an interview with Ben Baskin of Sports Illustrated, Gordon said he would receive up to six pounds of marijuana each week through the mail and estimated he made "upward of $10,000" per month from selling it in cities around the state of Texas, including Dallas and Austin.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...aylor?iid=ob_article_organicsidebar_expansion
 
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