waitingfornextyear.com - 10/10/2009
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The injury report is out for Sunday’s 1:00 pm showdown against the Buffalo Bills and things are not looking good once again for the Brownies. Kicker Phil Dawson is once again listed as doubtful for this contest while LB D’Qwell Jackson also joins him on that list as well. Players ...
Browns Linebacker D’Qwell Jackson Out for Season
lebrownstown.com 10/20/2009 — As if it hasn’t been a hard enough year for the Brownies, linebacker D’Qwell Jackson is out for the season with a shoulder injury. The AP is reporting that the Browns leading tackler was placed on injured reserve Tuesday, two days after he injured his shoulder in a 27-14 loss at ...
Week 5 Open Thread: Browns vs. Bills
waitingfornextyear.com 10/11/2009 — The Browns are bad. The Bills are bad. Who’s worse?
It is the battle of blue collar Lake Erie cities. Here is our Friday afternoon preview. The Browns are 0-4 and in the middle of a stretch where they play 7 of 10 on the road. This is one of the few games on the schedule [...]
The Browns Will Win If…
waitingfornextyear.com 10/9/2009 — This Sunday is the first day of the rest of our lives without Braylon Edwards. OK, that might also be a little melodramatic, but one can’t help but wonder how the Browns roster has changed, and if this will truly be a case of addition-by-subtraction. One game at a time. We just need to keep [...]
Happy Sunday Browns Fans!
lebrownstown.com 10/11/2009 — If ever a game personified the phrase, “A win is a win,” then today’s victory would be it. The Browns snapped their 10-game losing streak with a recipe that included a pair of completions for 23 yards and zero touchdowns from Derek Anderson. Eight drops helped DA finish 2-17 ...
The Afternoon After: Browns-Bills Review
clevelandreboot.com 10/12/2009 — If there ever was a game that better referenced the old adage about "beauty being in the eye of the beholder", yesterday's victory over the Bills was certainly it. Nowhere else but in Cleveland, at this crossroads of the franchise's existence could such an ugly performance be hailed as ...
Browns left Buffalo with a moral defeat
nologoneeded.com 10/14/2009 — Editor's Note : Each Wednesday during the regular
season, NoLogoNeeded.com asks the “Voice of Reason” to weigh in on all
issues Browns related. The Voice of Reason is not a pen name of one of
the three staff writers. No, he is a Browns fan that takes an off-beat
view once a week. Some can ...
The Eye of the Beholder: Browns 6 Bills 3
clevelandfrowns.com 10/12/2009 — The safest thing we can assume about folks whose first reaction to yesterday's glorious Browns victory in Buffalo was to talk about how "ugly" it was , or how it "set the game of football back" however many years , is that these people don't like football very much. Of course, there's ...
Was This A Missed Field Goal? [Nfl]
deadspin.com 10/9/2009 — Cleveland Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan is making a big, passive-aggressive stink about the 31-yard kick you see here, the Bengals' game-winner over the Browns on Sunday. Alleged game-winner. The NFL stands by the call. But Ryan isn't ...
First Look: Browns-Bills Recap
clevelandreboot.com 10/11/2009 — So, Browns Nation, which is better? An inspiring moral victory, such as the one we witnessed last week against Cincinnati, where the offense clicked and the team showed the energy of a real live football team, or an actual victory, such as the one the Browns just experienced, in ...
Browns' LB Jackson, K Dawson doubtful —
FOXSports.com News for NFL 10/9/2009
Browns linebacker D'Qwell Jackson and kicker Phil Dawson missed practice and are doubtful for Sunday's game in Buffalo.
Jackson, the team's leading tackler, has a hamstring injury that he sustained this week in practice. Dawson has been inactive for ...
NOTEBOOK / Browns say kick was wide —
SFGate: Top Sports Stories 10/10/2009
Cleveland defensive coordinator Rob Ryan says Cincinnati kicker Shayne Graham missed his game-winning 31-yard field goal in overtime against the Browns last week. Without being prompted, Ryan referred to Graham's kick that gave the Bengals a 23-20 ...
Trade should benefit Braylon —
NY Post: Sports 10/10/2009
To say it couldn’t get any worse is an understatement. It wasn’t bad enough that the production of former Pro Bowl receiver Braylon Edwards went in the tank last season, or that his Browns had one of the worse offenses in recent memory. Then he had t...
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