VivaEfrenHerrera
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If I were a betting man (which I'm not, and if I were, I'd never, ever bet against the Hawks), I'd consider putting something down on Cleveland to cover. But is a 14-point win considered "somewhat close"?
sutz":1tirnrg7 said:Well, it could happen if our RBs drop the rock a couple of times. We're down to a couple that have a bit of a history fo that. Plus, Pete doesn't necessarily try to put up tons of points. So it might only be a 7-10 point win if something drastic goes wrong, but I'm comfortable that we'll win easily enough.
Might just be me thinking out loud, but I don't think that Pete is going to let this game hang too close, as it has been the main reason for some unnecessary losses this Season.seabowl":36ybekyg said:I just have this feeling that the Browns game with the injuries and Manziel will be closer that the 15 point spread. Maybe like a 20-13 score. Anyone else agree?
seabowl":1uq3fxq3 said:I just have this feeling that the Browns game with the injuries and Manziel will be closer that the 15 point spread. Maybe like a 20-13 score. Anyone else agree?
Seahwkgal":2bh0yyeg said:I think all our remaining games will be tough for the simple fact that we have no solid running back to use. This makes me extremely nervous. Most defenses know this and will adjust accordingly. I really really hope I am wrong. I am also very worried about the D without a healthy Kam. I am praying that his replacement steps up. If not, we could be in trouble. (((Pray, Pray, Pray)))
Steve2222":2fduy83h said:I'm struggling to find a reason why this game would scare anyone.
Cleveland is the worst team in the league (despite their win against SF) imo. They have arguably the worst roster in the league and a dolt for a HC. I realistically see a 58-0 type of score. But I'll be conservative and say 42-6.
idahohawk":3hbxr5v0 said:Depends on if the D gives Manziel the Gabbert treatment or the Bridgewater treatment. Big difference