The Dude

Tommy Lee just keeps doing it. Different type receiver but are we deep enough there Ginn gets cut? We need him in special teams and money may make him a lock but drops gotta stop and he is known for that.

spkb25

I'd rather have tommy then Ginn, just my opin. that catch last night. Come on now

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spkb25

And btw this was the announcing crew i was forced to listen to last night, were they the hometown crew? All they talked about alllll night was the Browns?

spkb25

Chase can't go to PS because he has been around too long, but I think GG could go back there for another year. I agree about Nassib. I think Nassib is just as good as Chase with much more potential. Luke was way better than Chase

Utah_Saint

Yeah, they were terrible. Almost never mentioned the Saints players by name and criticized the refs only when the call (or no call) hurt the Browns.

K Major

Mike Patrick and Wilcox were disappointing last night. Countless times Mike kept stating "Cadet with the carry" when the jersey clearly states LASCO. They couldn't even agree on how to pronounce Nassib's last name. WTH?

I can understand Wilcox's bias (played for the Bengals) but they took Brown Homerism (not sure that is even a word) to a new level last night.

AsylumGuido

Only a token appearance from a handful of starters ... those that played at all.

Snap Counts

Offense

Bryce Harris, 68 (92%)
John Fullington, Landon Turner, 62 (84%)
Tommylee Lewis, 55 (74%)
Khalif Barnes, 49 (66%)
Jake Lampman, 42 (57%)
Brandon Coleman, 38 (51%)
Garrett Grayson, 36 (49%)
Senio Kelemete, 33 (45%)
Rashad Lawrence, 30 (41%)
Garrett Griffin, Cameron Tom, 29 (39%)
Daniel Lasco, 27 (36%)
Ryan Nassib, 26 (35%)
Josh Hill, 21 (28%)
Jack Allen, 19 (26%)
Clay Harbor, 18 (24%)
Travaris Cadet, 16 (22%)
Michael Hoomanawanui, 15 (20%)
Trey Edmunds, 13 (18%)
Zach Strief, Chase Daniel, Larry Warford, Andrus Peat, Josh LeRibeus, 12 (16%)
Ted Ginn Jr., Michael Thomas, 11 (15%)
Alvin Kamara, Willie Snead, 10 (14%)
Darius Victor, 8 (11%)
John Robinson-Woodgett, John Kuhn, 7 (9%)
Travin Dural, 2 (3%)

Defense

Al Quadin-Muhammad, 50 (65%)
Obum Gwacham, 48 (62%)
P.J. Williams, Ashaad Mabry, 43 (56%)
Ken Crawley, 42 (55%)
Marcus Williams, Alex Anzalone, 40 (52%)
David Onyemata, 37 (48%)
Sterling Moore, 34 (44%)
Stephone Anthony, Damian Swann, 33 (43%)
Nate Stupar, Vonn Bell, 28 (36%)
De’Vante Harris, 27 (35%)
Taveze Calhoun, 26 (34%)
Chris Banjo, 25 (32%)
Rafael Bush, 24 (31%)
Mitchell Loewen, 23 (30%)
Manti Te’o, 21 (27%)
Alex Jenkins, 18 (23%)
Darryl Tapp, 17 (22%)
Justin Zimmer, Hau’oli Kikaha, 16 (21%)
Adam Bighill, 15 (19%)
Erik Harris, 14 (18%)
A.J. Klein, Craig Robertson, Alex Okafor, Kenny Vaccaro, Sheldon Rankins, 12 (16%)
Michael Mauti, Robenson Therezie, Tony McDaniel, 11 (14%)
Tyeler Davison, 7 (9%)
Jonathan Walton, 6 (8%)

Special Teams (Top Reps)

Nate Stupar, Chris Banjo, Michael Mauti, 14
Robensen Therezie, 13
Daniel Lasco, Jake Lampman, 11
Adam Bighill, Trey Edmunds, Tommylee Lewis, 10

“The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” — Winston Churchill

K Major

Not sure its been talked about much but P.J. Williams played well vs the Browns. I've always been a fan of old school tacklers (form, technique, head up, wrap up) and PJ, Vonn Bell are exceptional in this department.

dizzle88

Definitely, there was a play when the Browns player was fighting for more yardage and Vonn Bell came over and crushed him.

Vaccaro had some very good plays, if anyone re-watches the game check out the first 3 drives.

Vaccaro came from the right side and stopped a run that was going off left guard.

Then on 3rd down and 12 they ran a draw play, Vaccaro seemed to be the only one who recognised it and stopped it after 5 yards.