Post by Spider2024 on Sept 10, 2018 5:45:49 GMT -5
This might've been my favorite result of Week 1. They go 1-15 in 2016, then the immortal 0-16 in 2017. Then they begin the next season by breaking that losing streak... with a tie game! Much like Harvard won 29-29 against Yale back in 1968, The Cleveland Browns won 21-21 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. CLEVELAND, THIS TIE IS FOR YOU!
But the Browns can't rest on their laurels now. They need to keep working, keep fighting, to go all the way, to tie EVERY game of their 2018 season. We've seen teams run the table, and we've seen teams run the table in reverse, like the aforementioned Browns last year. Can this year's Cleveland club run the table in... sideways?
Next week, they'll look to go 0-0-2 at the Saints, a tough task visiting a team that just scored 40 in their Week 1 game, might be an easy loss. Then Week 3 it's THURSDAY night hosting the Jets. Another tough task to tie, might be an easy win for Cleveland, they might be 1-1-1, which would look nice, but still wouldn't be 0-0-3.
(Incidentally, should the unlikely event occur that this year's Browns win or lose a game instead of tie them all, we can turn this into an official 2018 Cleveland Browns thread, or an overall thread on the new kings of the NFL.)
But the Browns can't rest on their laurels now. They need to keep working, keep fighting, to go all the way, to tie EVERY game of their 2018 season. We've seen teams run the table, and we've seen teams run the table in reverse, like the aforementioned Browns last year. Can this year's Cleveland club run the table in... sideways?
Next week, they'll look to go 0-0-2 at the Saints, a tough task visiting a team that just scored 40 in their Week 1 game, might be an easy loss. Then Week 3 it's THURSDAY night hosting the Jets. Another tough task to tie, might be an easy win for Cleveland, they might be 1-1-1, which would look nice, but still wouldn't be 0-0-3.
(Incidentally, should the unlikely event occur that this year's Browns win or lose a game instead of tie them all, we can turn this into an official 2018 Cleveland Browns thread, or an overall thread on the new kings of the NFL.)
