October 15th, 2011 
Derek McQuaid 
Posted in With the Browns visiting the Raiders tomorrow, I thought it’d be a good idea to pick the brain of Michael Loede over at RaidersGab.com about Sunday’s match-up with the visiting Cleveland Browns. Mike is in a very interesting situation, as he’s a Raiders fan, but lives in the city of Cleveland. He roots for the [...]
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Browns (2-2) Travel to Oakland to Take On Mourning Raiders (3-2)
For the first time in 40+ years, the Raiders will play a home game without Al Davis there to cheer his team to victory. Davis passed away last Saturday at the age of 82. The following day the Raiders defeated the Texans, 25-20, in an extremely emotional game for the entire Oakland organization, as well [...]
Hillis Should Be The Main Focus On Offense- For Now
Through the first four games of the 2010 NFL season, Peyton Hillis had rushed for 322 yards on 66 carries and already had 4 touchdowns. For his accomplishments, Hillis was voted as Madden 2012′s cover boy by the fans. Peyton Hillis was finally making a name for himself. Peyton was drafted in the seventh round [...]
Thank Goodness For The Bye Week
What in the world is going on in Cleveland? So much promise surrounded this team to start the season, at least more promise than usual. Maybe optimism is a better word. Despite the workout, the Browns players were one of the few teams mentioned by the media that were really working as a team during [...]
It Doesn’t Get Much Uglier Than 31-13
The season has yet to be kind to Ohio’s two biggest football teams. Like Ohio State, the Browns have proved that they are far to inconsistent to be considered relevant in any football universe. Just as the Bucks did on Saturday, the Browns put forth a questionable effort in today’s game against the Titans. What [...]
Big Plays Beating Browns In First Half
Big plays. Big – BIG – plays are absolutely killing the Cleveland Browns. Coming into today’s game against the Titans, the Browns had the 3rd best passing defense in the NFL. Expect that ranking to be much – much – lower after today. Matt Hasselbeck is doing his best Joe Montana impersination, and has shredded [...]
Browns Improve to 2-1 Thanks to McCoy’s Late Game Heroics
Most Cleveland Browns fans remember the “Kardiac Kids” from the 1980′s version of the Browns, led by Brian Sipe at quarterback. Cleveland’s first three games have come-down to the 4th Qtr before being decided, leaving the possibility that this year’s Browns team could also be dubbed the modern-day version of the classic nickname. Browns QB, [...]
BrownsGab Week 3 Preview – Cleveland Browns (1-1) vs. Miami Dolphins (0-2)
After a much needed victory over the Colts in Indianapolis last Sunday, the Browns now turn their attention to the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins will travel to Cleveland this Sunday, marking the 17th meeting between these two storied NFL franchises. Miami holds a slight edge over the Browns, with 9 victories and 7 losses. However, [...]
