Browns offense is loaded

CHA_CHING · 04-01-2019, 09:24 PM

Originally Posted by vpheughan

Weren't the 2000 Redskins and the 2011 Eagles "Dream Teams"? both finished 8-8

An 8-8 year would be an improvement for the Browns. They haven't won 8 games in over 10 years now. They went 10-6 in 2007 and missed the playoffs. The only other time they had a winning season was 2002 when they went 9-7.

I think this team can at least get to 9-7.

Originally Posted by ChrisXVI

Here’s one of the most important additions they’ve made that doesn’t get recognition: OC Todd Monken. Tampa had the #3 ranked offense in the league last year (and #1 in passing yards) despite constant flip-flopping of QB’s. They are going to light it up.

Good point here. Monken's offenses at Southern Miss were pretty good. He some how got no credit at all last year for Fitzpatrick's success early in the season with Tampa.

That's partly why I do not believe in Tampa Bay. I've seen enough of Bruce Arians' offenses to know what to expect. His idea of "drop back and throw bombs" won't go well with Winston who already has a habit of dropping back and doing like Jeff George used to with throwing perfect INTs to defensive backs.

04-01-2019, 09:24 PM	#10
CHA_CHING 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Mobile, AL Posts: 1,159	Re: Browns offense is loaded Originally Posted by vpheughan Weren't the 2000 Redskins and the 2011 Eagles "Dream Teams"? both finished 8-8 An 8-8 year would be an improvement for the Browns. They haven't won 8 games in over 10 years now. They went 10-6 in 2007 and missed the playoffs. The only other time they had a winning season was 2002 when they went 9-7. I think this team can at least get to 9-7. Originally Posted by ChrisXVI Here’s one of the most important additions they’ve made that doesn’t get recognition: OC Todd Monken. Tampa had the #3 ranked offense in the league last year (and #1 in passing yards) despite constant flip-flopping of QB’s. They are going to light it up. Good point here. Monken's offenses at Southern Miss were pretty good. He some how got no credit at all last year for Fitzpatrick's success early in the season with Tampa. That's partly why I do not believe in Tampa Bay. I've seen enough of Bruce Arians' offenses to know what to expect. His idea of "drop back and throw bombs" won't go well with Winston who already has a habit of dropping back and doing like Jeff George used to with throwing perfect INTs to defensive backs.