Scouting report: Browns vs. Baltimore Ravens
- When & where: Sunday 1 p.m. in M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Md.
- Record: 2-0.
- Last game: Defeated Chargers, 31-26, Sept. 20, in San Diego.
- Coach: John Harbaugh, 15-6, second year.
- Series record: Ravens lead, 13-7.
- Last meeting: Ravens won, 37-27, Nov. 2, in Cleveland.
Browns are a Mile-High mess against Broncos
By Jeff Schudel Lake County News-Herald
First The Drive, then The Fumble and after Sunday, The Fiasco.The Browns, looking as lost as though they went to bed in their team hotel on Saturday night and woke up on Mars, were drilled by the Broncos, 27-6, to fall to 0-2 under Eric Mangini. The way they played in the first two games of 2009, the fall might not end until the season does.
First The Drive, then The Fumble and after Sunday, The Fiasco.The Browns, looking as lost as though they went to bed in their team hotel on Saturday night and woke up on Mars, were drilled by the Broncos, 27-6, to fall to 0-2 under Eric Mangini. The way they played in the first two games of 2009, the fall might not end until the season does.
Game Preview Week 2: Browns at Broncos
•Time: 4:15 p.m.
•Date: Sunday, Sept. 20
•Place: Invesco Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo.
•Last meeting: 2008, Broncos 34-30
•TV: CBS and DirecTV 716
The Browns move onto the second week with the first of two road games. Sunday's game at Denver is the Browns longest road trip (in mileage) all season.
Last season, the Browns had the Broncos beat on a Thursday night in Cleveland before a fourth-quarter rally by Jay Cutler led Denver to the come-from-behind four-point victory.
It can be argued, however, that Denver not only didn't improve, but got worse in the offseason. This has all the makings of a easy Browns victory this week, but with the Browns nothing comes easy.
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•Date: Sunday, Sept. 20
•Place: Invesco Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo.
•Last meeting: 2008, Broncos 34-30
•TV: CBS and DirecTV 716
The Browns move onto the second week with the first of two road games. Sunday's game at Denver is the Browns longest road trip (in mileage) all season.
Last season, the Browns had the Broncos beat on a Thursday night in Cleveland before a fourth-quarter rally by Jay Cutler led Denver to the come-from-behind four-point victory.
It can be argued, however, that Denver not only didn't improve, but got worse in the offseason. This has all the makings of a easy Browns victory this week, but with the Browns nothing comes easy.
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TC Backers attend 2009 Season Opener
20 lucky TC Browns Backers took advantage of the annual group ticket offer and and attended the 2009 season opener against Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings.We enjoyed our best tailgate party ever, with nearly everyone coming by the tent to have a something to eat and drink. Kudos to Erin and Kelly for organizing the party once again. The pulled pork this year was great. Keep a look out for the self launching champagne corks!
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