monkeycatt

i just read on nfl.com where it mentioned Matt Forte as a good fit for us? could we even afford him and do you think this a good idea?

yes.

let's not overestimate colin kaepernick's ability to find the open man in time and deliver him the ball. he can be rattled quite easily and he's slow in his progressions.

the browns' run defense is the worst the league. i think this will prove advantageous to forsett and co. and set up joe for some big gains.

if cinci can hang 30 on the raiders before they do anything, (at their own house, even), we certainly can do some damage. (because we DO see ourselves as at least equal to the bengals right?). i firmly believe we can and will win the next 2 games and have about a 50% of beating the steelers at Heinz (anything can and usually does happen when we play them).

exactly! safety is their weak spot

short throws are manning's bread and butter and now we know....

arent they weak at the safety position right now?

webb on sanders=long day

they are going to air it out big time today.

didn't miss much, i'm afraid

glad to be back with all you guys again. let's get a W!

the browns are getting wrecked....

not impressed with miami's play at all. i believe they have been overrated.

what happened to the rams' lead?!

that's good for him. the bills winning games is only a good thing for us (getting rid of patriots, dolphins)...until they get in our way in the playoffs.

i watched a replay of the week 3 game in cleveland last night on nfl network and a few things struck me (besides it being a very good game). 1. torrey smith made some excellent plays in that game, i hope we won't miss his production 2. i'm glad we still have steve smith and i hope and pray we get pitta back. 3. jacoby jones has trouble catching the ball 4. matt elam missed tackles and always seemed to be in the wrong place. keep in mind, this was only this game i was observing, and it's different when you re-watch a game, as you look at elements you might not have before when caught up in the moment of winning vs. losing.

got a bunch of people going to the tampa game on october 12. we better win! (the last ravens game i attended was the jacksonville monday night football debacle of 2011).

this may come out of leftfield but do you guys think there is any chance we make a move on jimmy graham? i think he's a free agent and the saints got their share of priorities just like us.

and they're both the #1 "seed" from their conference. get it?

norv doesn't actually have a "winning" pedigree. just reading his history on his wiki page reveals a pretty lackluster overall body of work, peppered with many losing seasons (both as HC and OC). i honestly don't think he's our answer. we need somebody to really shake things up. (similar to what chip kelly did with the eagles but obviously not a chip kelly type offense)

graphics are noticeably better...it's not a sea change but it's pretty obvious. (of course, i upgraded my tv along with the consoles but that was just recently). a lot of stuff can be happening on the screen at the same time without noticeable lag like before. the library of games is real small at the moment so i wouldn't take the plunge just yet unless you're a diehard. i simply couldn't wait even though i know i should have.