Big Cass and Little Jay breakdown the AFC Schedules and make playoff predictions. Also the guys touch base on the protesting going across America involving the death of George Flyod. https://cassingerjoshbigsportsbulletin.podbean.com Continue reading AFC Schedules
I could have gone for the cheap puns for headlines: “Close the Kitchens” “Nothing Cooking in the Kitchens” “The Kitchens is Condemned” …but I didn’t. You are welcome. Instead, in a very serious manner, I am still going to suggest … Continue reading Opinion: Head Coaching Change Still Possible
Miscues on offense and bad officiating result in another home loss So much for “New Cleveland” so far in this young season… The Browns fell to a record of 2-4 Sunday, losing to the Seattle Seahawks 34-28. The Browns are … Continue reading Illogical Play-Calling Gives Victory to Seahawks
Dawgs Defense continues to hold running backs to under one-hundred yards rushing The Cleveland Browns’ offensive output has resembled an electrocardiogram monitor: down in Week One, slightly up in Week Two, down again in Week Three, now, back up in … Continue reading Great Win Possibly Sets Browns Offense in the Right Direction
Kitchens seen berating staff on sideline, takes blame for questionable plays It is officially Halloween Season, and, once again, the Cleveland Browns penchant for self-destruction haunts them like a clichéd 1980s slasher movie villain. Just when they seem to be … Continue reading Mystifying Play-Calling, Penalties Haunt Browns in Prime-Time Loss
Some offensive and defensive highlights shine in an otherwise lackluster performance As the old sports adage goes, “A win is a win.” Browns fans should be happy that they the team came out of Monday night’s game with a victory. … Continue reading Good, Not Great, Win Still Poses More Questions Than Answers
Undisciplined play mars a much-anticipated Browns debut Shock. No good words can describe the mood about 3:30 p.m. at First Energy First this past Sunday. To say The Cleveland Browns were not expecting this outcome is an understatement. Even a … Continue reading Humiliating Loss Shocks Browns Back to Reality
Team has a plethora of receivers, dearth of linemen and kickers Sunday’s win over the Indianapolis Colts did not assuage as many fears in Browns fans as it should have. The Browns won 21-18 with, essentially, the second and third … Continue reading Browns Still Trying to Balance Strengths and Weaknesses
Browns Hype and Browns Hate are coming together this week We are less than 24 hours away from the start of the 2019 NFL Season in Cleveland, and already there is a vibe. Cleveland Browns Network sideline reporter and Cleveland … Continue reading “Get Used to It” Part II
We have all done it: stow our hometown team players on our fantasy teams. Some of us do it for fandom, others do it to prove how smart they are. Often, it pays off…a random Browns running back will have … Continue reading Five Must-Have Browns Fantasy Players
Hatred and criticism comes just as quickly as love and praise 850 ESPN Cleveland host Tony Rizzo has seen it all covering Cleveland sports for over thirty years. He has been there for the highest of heights, like the AFC … Continue reading “Browns Fatigue” Replaces “Browns Love”
Browns Focusing on the Important Things to Become a Winning Team Browns fans are used to distractions, but said distractions have always been negative. They have endured first round draft pick quarterbacks showing up still drunk from the previous night. … Continue reading Three Takeaways From First Browns OTAs
