SMCowboy
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The Browns next 6 game will go a VERY long way to determining what type of pick we get from them. Here are their next 6 games:
St Louis (Away)
Seattle (Home)
Pittsburgh (Away)
Baltimore(Away)
Houston(Home)
Arizona(Away)
With St Louis getting everyone back on offense more likely next week, and Cleveland's inability to pressure the QB St Louis is not going to be as easy of a game as it should be for them. And after that, they face 5 straight games against teams that are .500 or better currently. With as bad as Cleveland's defense has been and the fact that 4 of their next 6 games are on the road and the two Home games are against teams that should be getting healthy by the time they face Cleveland I could very easily see them only winning 1 game at the most.
If they only get 1 or 2 wins out of those next 6 games, that would put them at 4-8 or 5-7. At that point the chances of them putting in Brady Quinn for the final 4 games is very good, and that will greatly limit how many wins they get out of the final 4 games, especially since they are much easier again.
On the other side, only Pittsburgh stands out as a team that is drastically better than Cleveland, if they catch a few breaks, they could certainly go 4-2 or not inconceivably go 5-1 the next 6 games. That would put them at 8-4 or 7-5 with 4 more very winnable games to come, and Brady Quinn likely stuck on the bench this year as they make a run for the playoffs.
St Louis (Away)
Seattle (Home)
Pittsburgh (Away)
Baltimore(Away)
Houston(Home)
Arizona(Away)
With St Louis getting everyone back on offense more likely next week, and Cleveland's inability to pressure the QB St Louis is not going to be as easy of a game as it should be for them. And after that, they face 5 straight games against teams that are .500 or better currently. With as bad as Cleveland's defense has been and the fact that 4 of their next 6 games are on the road and the two Home games are against teams that should be getting healthy by the time they face Cleveland I could very easily see them only winning 1 game at the most.
If they only get 1 or 2 wins out of those next 6 games, that would put them at 4-8 or 5-7. At that point the chances of them putting in Brady Quinn for the final 4 games is very good, and that will greatly limit how many wins they get out of the final 4 games, especially since they are much easier again.
On the other side, only Pittsburgh stands out as a team that is drastically better than Cleveland, if they catch a few breaks, they could certainly go 4-2 or not inconceivably go 5-1 the next 6 games. That would put them at 8-4 or 7-5 with 4 more very winnable games to come, and Brady Quinn likely stuck on the bench this year as they make a run for the playoffs.
