Comments on: Cleveland Browns-Jacksonville Jaguars Preview and Prediction | NFL Week 8

By: Cleveland Browns Beat Jacksonville Jaguars 23-17 | 2-0 Without Kellen Winslow

Sun, 26 Oct 2008 23:59:47 +0000

[...] As predicted earlier this week on Midwest Sports Fans, Joshua Cribbs and the Cleveland Browns pulled out a hard-fought win over the Jacksonville Jaguars 23-17. Browns fans are still waiting for Joshua Cribbs to bust out a long kick return for a touchdown, but he came up with several key special teams plays today; the most crucial being a fumble recovery after a Beau Bell strip on a kickoff after the Browns had gone up 20-17. The offense stalled and only could muster another field goal, but the six point difference forced the Jaguars to go for a touchdown on their final drive — which they just missed off the finger tips of Cocaine Jones. [...]

By: Cleveland Browns Rescind Kellen Winslow Suspension After Text Messages Surface

Cleveland Browns Rescind Kellen Winslow Suspension After Text Messages Surface — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 16:40:48 +0000

[...] of all of this for the Browns and the team’s fans, Kellen Winslow still will not play today in the Cleveland Browns game against the Jaguars. He was not allowed to participate in team functions this week and had traveled back home to San [...]

By: NFL Week 8 - Odds, Point Spreads, TV Schedule, Announcers, and Injuries | Oct 26

Sun, 26 Oct 2008 12:57:32 +0000

[...] Cleveland Browns (2-4) at Jacksonville Jaguars (3-3) [...]

By: fraschetti

fraschetti — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 22:47:53 +0000

JRod,

I see that you managed to include me in your article without mentioning names, which I was glad to see. You are the poster child of Browns fans. I too am a Browns fan, I just do not have any of my positive energy left due to the roller coaster they keep taking us on. I do not think that your final score is that unreasonable though. It is simply a matter of what Browns team shows up. This is definately a game the Browns are capable of winning. I will say this, if they win two huge games without Kellen Winslow, I think that will all be seal his fate in Cleveland.

I do have one question for you, how long do you allow D.A. to suck it up before you put the hungry as hell Brady “more than capable” Quinn into the game. If I cared about my job as the head coach, I would have pulled D.A. after the first half of the Redskins game. Regardless of how well Quinn played, it would send a message to DA that he cannot suck it up and keep his job!

Go Browns!