Jacksonville Jaguars at Cleveland Browns
November 20, 2011
Brian
| Browns 15 Jaguars 14 | The fact that I am still getting all dressed up in orange and brown to watch this game says a lot about my loyalty, or intelligence, or both. The offense we have been subject to this year should qualify us all for a purple heart. I think the Browns D can hold the paltry Jacksonville offense, so if Young Colt can put the ball into Greg Little's hands a bit more... |
Tom
| Jaguars 17 Browns 6 | No offense this week once again, except for the leg of Phil Dawson. The Browns will have trouble against a very good defense. The boo birds will be out and it will not be pretty. |
Doug
| Browns 14 Jaguars 10 | The Browns opened up the offense last week and still couldn't put pigskin in the pen. This week they face an equally awful offense and a banged up secondary. If Cleveland's going to make any kind of hay the rest of the year, it will have to be today, so... |
Kevin
| Jaguars 10 Browns 6 | Last week I broke my self-imposed rule of never picking the Browns again. The Jags have one thing our sad resemblance of an offense does not - a weapon (Maurice Jones Drew). The ultimate question is will I once again (for some inexplicable reason) suffer through the entire game, or wisely choose to do yard work, help clean the house, or some other productive chore? |
SamVox
| | I've always had a man-crush on Jack Del Rio, especially when he coaches in his Jaguars leather jacket. In fact, Jack bears a slight resemblance to the handsome CSTer below. Looks alone should be enough to beat the Browns. |
Ryan
| Browns 17 Jaguars 13 | They got in the red zone a few times last week which was encouraging. This week I think we get in the end zone and beat a team that doesn't have much talent outside of Jones-Drew. |
Sean
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Jaguars 17 Browns 9 | I kind of wish the NFL would go the way of the NBA right now. |