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I'm not saying it'll happen, but Pittsburgh is 1-4 in the last 5 games and they aren't unbeatable. Run the ball, control the clock, and you have a chance.

Tannehill has been very good too. Henry is the focal point but the offense is pretty solid all the way around.

To be fair, nothing Kitchens did last year worked out too well.

The dude was playing with receivers who had never played in a game before. Not just one, all of them. They had to do a walk-through in the parking garage Sunday morning because they didn't know they were losing the receivers till Saturday afternoon. Mayfield definitely didn't play well but he didn't have anything to work with either. I was more disappointed in the run game.

Chubb is a FA after next season.

The Browns also played three weeks in a row in very bad wind or rain which limited passing for both teams. They averaged like 145 yards a game for three games in a row. Also take into account that Buffalo has been running the same offensive system for 3-year straight in Cleveland has been running four systems in three years. It takes a while to get comfortable in a system and really open up what you're trying to do. And Cleveland leads the league in rushing. The total offenses are 11 yards a game difference.

Go Bills!

He wasn't asked to. 20-25 in the first half. 5-8 in the 2nd in mostly obvious passing downs.

A 7-3 garbage heap. Right.

And the Bills have made the playoffs very recently, but they also had a huge stretch before that, and haven't won a playoff game since 95. Quit acting like Buffalo's history had been much better.

That's not how it works. I thought it was funny when everyone said it should be a forfeit. How should a team get a win without playing? I get punishing Tennessee, but you can't reward a team for doing nothing.

From Vegas? Really?

The Browns run a power play to the left with Teller pulling around as lead blocker and it gets 8+ yards everytime, and they run it a ton. His transformation even from the last half of last year to this year is baffling.

How so? He signed him to the contract and then one year later traded him and gave away a second round pick who turned into one of the best running backs in football. he was dumb enough to sign into a huge contract and then he was dumb enough to have to do that to get rid of it.

O'Brien gifted the Browns Nick Chubb too. Trading Osweiler and a 2nd to unload that contract, and then they stunk, so Cleveland had #4 (draft day trade, turned in to Denzel Ward) and #36 (Osweiler contract trade) all because O'Brien is stupid. He had a history of this.

Because if there isn't a view to overturn it then you'd have calls they stand that weren't TDs. They have to call what they see and go from there. Can't just default to TD and figure it out afterwards.

Yeah, I make 1 comment on him struggling and he puts up 5 TDs.

Seriously. It's looking like even with the GOAT, Belicheck still knew when to move on. Brady is struggling.

It's not a disagreement. The Jets are the worst offense in the league. That's a fact. The Dolphins are bottom 10. So the statement of playing good offenses is bogus. The Rams are good obviously.

Bienemy's hangup is he has never called plays, and the Andy Reid effect. Roman has only been successful with running QBs.

Good argument! Great points!

Who is the number 1 running team? The Jets are the worst offense in the league. The Dolphins aren't very good either.

Technically true for Mayfield too, but he wasn't the starter. Cleveland tied Pittsburgh the 1st game his rookie year.

Got called in Cleveland last week.

Ward just held AJ Green to 29 yards on 13 targets. His only concern at this point is injuries. Outside of that, he's elite.