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Browns Survey Results: Browns beat Chargers

Found October 28, 2012 on Waiting For Next Year:
PLAYERS: Brandon Weeden,  Jabaal Sheard,  Usama Young,  Joe Haden,  Trent Richardson,  Robert Meachem
TEAMS: Cleveland Browns,  San Diego Chargers
44% of Browns fans predicted a home victory in the rain for the Browns over the Chargers. Well, most Browns fans probably didn’t predict the rain so much. After the scores were averaged, Browns fans predicted that the Browns would lose 25-22. The spread is alright, but nobody seemed to know just how badly the weather would derail both offenses. So, how about the rest? First up, Brandon Weeden was sacked twice. He seemed more under pressure than any other time recently, but I give the guy credit for taking good care of the ball when there wasn’t anything there. Just one sack for the Browns as they still look to get Jabaal Sheard to light up the box score. We’ll see if Rubin and Taylor make a difference on that front. I said that Weeden did a good job of taking care of the ball, didn’t I? None. He didn’t have a good day throwing the ball as he was only 11/27, but at least he didn’t make it worse by giving the ball away. Goose egg. I thought there were a couple chances, especially o...
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