Raiders Have Made QB Decision For Matchup With Browns
The Cleveland Browns already know who they’re going to face in Week 4.
Despite some speculation, the Las Vegas Raiders won’t make any change at quarterback ahead of Sunday’s matchup.
The Cleveland Browns already know who they’re going to face in Week 4.
Despite some speculation, the Las Vegas Raiders won’t make any change at quarterback ahead of Sunday’s matchup.
The Cleveland Browns already know who they’re going to face in Week 4.
Despite some speculation, the Las Vegas Raiders won’t make any change at quarterback ahead of Sunday’s matchup.
The banged-up offensive line will have its hands full trying to contain Maxx Crosby and Christian Wilkins, and Deshaun Watson will need to get the ball out fast, which has been a bit of an issue to start the season.
Cleveland Browns News and Rumors 9/24: Analyzing the Offense, Raider QB Confusion, and Death Spiral Metrics
The Cleveland Browns, if nothing else, have taught sports media outlets how to accurately predict fan reactions to crushing defeats and death spirals. OBR Publisher Barry McBride shares what he knows. It’s the OBR Daily Newswire!
Good morning, Cleveland Browns fans!
Only in Cleveland can we experience enough losing football that the media can accurately predict how devastating loss and seasonal death spirals will affect their business. Witness the words of radio host Ken Carmen in the exhaustingly updated sports media blog Awful Announcing.
“Somebody sent me a thing, ‘Well you love this. Your ratings are better. Your pockets are lined.’ Somebody sent me that tweet,” Ken Carman said on Monday’s episode of The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima in reference to the Browns’ 21-15 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday. “I go, ‘Buddy, I can tell you, 13 years of experience on this station, since Day 1, I can tell you — hand in a court of law, get any judge you want and I’ll say it in a court of law: Our numbers are better when the team is good.’
Ken’s right… sort of. During the season, the numbers are better when the team is good. People are interested in the team seven days a week and are constantly excited and talking about the Browns.
The exceptions are immediately following the game, when people want to vent their frustrations, and during the off-season. We find here that after a disappointing loss like Sunday’s crushing defeat, there’s an explosion of emotion for about 36-48 hours, and then people move on with their lives until the next game. Only the hard-core fans remain on the site from Thursday through Saturday. I hope you’re one of them because we need you here.
