The Browns Outsider

It's time once again for The Outsider, and like many of us, Hiko feels the Browns fared reasonably well against a very staunch opponent last Sunday. An opponent that Hiko strives for the Browns to emulate, and sees the beginning stages of that mimicry starting to develop. In addition to his superb quarter by quarter recap of the contest, Hiko also uses his space to make the argument that the time for Brady Quinn to start is here. Here as in right now, today, he gives us a better chance to win.

Oct 09, 2007 7:00 PM

Random Thoughts: Browns at Patriots

Mitch's "Random Thoughts" column has become one of our most popular weekly pieces, and this week's version is superb. Mitch hits on the Browns porous defensive line, the strides the team has made in general, and his burning desire to see The Derek Anderson Era end. And as always, Mitch takes a quick look around the rest of the NFL, and is quite snarky in doing so. Let's beat The Fish Sunday!

Posted by Mitch Cyrus Oct 09, 2007 7:00 PM

Bridging The Gap

Gary Benz checks in with his regular Sunday afternoon post-Browns game analysis, and says that while today's loss to the Patriots showed that the Browns still have some work to do, that the gap between the Browns and the upper levels of the league is not as wide as it once was. And that the Browns division wins in September has helped the teams overall confidence, allowing them to hang in this game once it started to slip away from them.

Posted by Gary Benz Oct 06, 2007 7:00 PM

The Quarter Pole

It's hard to believe it, but the NFL season is already a quarter over. And your Cleveland Browns are one blocked field goal away from being 3-1 and tied atop the AFC North ... and stand at 2-1 on the season at home and 2-1 in the division. In his latest, Mansfield Lucas gives us his thoughts on the team through four games and their prospects for the rest of the season.

Posted by Mansfield Lucas Oct 05, 2007 7:00 PM

Preview: Browns at Patriots

The Browns have clearly made some strides this season through four ball games, but today they get their biggest test when they go on the road to face the New England Patriots, the odds on favorites to win it all and decisive winners of their first four contests. Coming off a Monday nigher and with Dallas next week, is this a trap for Darth Belichick and the Pats? Or are Browns fans in for a long day? Jesse Lamovsky previews today's contest ...

Posted by Jesse Lamovsky Oct 05, 2007 7:00 PM

The Browns Outsider

Random Thoughts: Browns at Patriots

Bridging The Gap

The Quarter Pole

Preview: Browns at Patriots

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