The US Open championship is over and the winner was not, I repeat, was not one of the big three (Federer, Djokovic, or Nadal)! The 2020 US Open champion is Dominic Thiem, not quite a young gun, but a younger gun by the age standards of this era of pro tennis – at 27 years of age. Yes, Thiem’s breakthrough to his first grand slam victory is monumental, however, it is still only … [Read more...] about Thiem’s Maiden Title Is a Breakthrough, But Still a Glimpse Into the Future of Pro Men’s Tennis
Welcome to the Wide Zone Offense
Head coach Kevin Stefanski showed Thursday night how the new offense is supposed to work. On the first offensive play of the game, quarterback Baker Mayfield, after a play-action, rolled to his left and hit wide receiver Jarvis Landry for a nine-yard gain. The play calling on the first offensive series set the tone for the game and allowed QB Baker Mayfield to get into a … [Read more...] about Welcome to the Wide Zone Offense
BROWNS CAGE CATS
As written earlier in the week, the Browns needed a win to keep pace in the AFC North with Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Thursday’s game against the Bengals showed just how scary this offense can be once they’re in sync.Sporting their modern 80’s throwbacks, the “BATTLE OF OHIO” in primetime did not disappoint. As expected, Bengals’ number one draft pick Joe Burrow showed he has … [Read more...] about BROWNS CAGE CATS
Browns Win – Avoid Riots in Downtown Cleveland
It was a must-win game for the Cleveland Browns against the Cincinnati Bengals at First Energy Stadium. Usually, games in Week 2 of a NFL season don’t carry that type of magnitude, but this Thursday Night Football battle did have that feeling. While the announcers were busy mesmerizing over Bengals rookie QB Joe Burrow, there actually was a game to be had. A contest the Browns … [Read more...] about Browns Win – Avoid Riots in Downtown Cleveland
This Week in Tribe History
[With the Indians’ recent struggles, let’s look at a few positives from the past.] Here are some of the important, interesting, or just plain strange events that occurred this week in Tribe history. September 14, 1955 Facing the Washington Senators, Herb Score continued his stellar rookie campaign. Although Score pitched a solid 6 1/3 innings, he picked up a no-decision in … [Read more...] about This Week in Tribe History
The Ohio Bowl – 2007 Browns Beat Bengals 51-45 Highlights
https://clesportstalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/y2mate.com-The-Ohio-Bowl-2007-Browns-Beat-Bengals-51-45-Highlights_snUU5D23mOU_480p.mp4 This video is via the NFL & YouTube. … [Read more...] about The Ohio Bowl – 2007 Browns Beat Bengals 51-45 Highlights
Sept. 17, 1920 – The Birth Of The NFL
When the Bengals and the Browns square off on Thursday night, September 17, it will be the 100th anniversary of the formation of the National Football League. In 1920, professional football was an afterthought to college football. Because of soaring player salaries due to bidding wars between teams poaching players from each others rosters, owners were desperate for a strong … [Read more...] about Sept. 17, 1920 – The Birth Of The NFL
CST Writers Give Browns/Bengals Predictions!!!
Cleveland Sports Talk writers were asked… Final Score: Browns player of the game plus stats! Most disappointing Browns player tonight… One radical prediction! What to watch for! Rommel Thorpe 34-12 Browns Kareem Hunt 125 2tds Baker Myles Garrett kills Joe Burrow in revenge..Mason Rudolph is next😂 Watch for the run game to explode Samuel Evans Browns 21-17 Myles Garrett, 2 … [Read more...] about CST Writers Give Browns/Bengals Predictions!!!
If The Bucs Can Do It, The Browns Can Do It
Another Sunday, another Browns loss. Nothing new here, but what if I told you not to assume another hopeless season? That the Browns would in fact be at the top of the AFC North towards the end of the season? I know, I sound like a broken record player as a Browns fan but hear me out. I still believe in the Browns because I still believe in Tom Brady and the Browns and … [Read more...] about If The Bucs Can Do It, The Browns Can Do It