5 Bold Cleveland Browns predictions against the Patriots
By John Suchan
Five bold predictions for the Cleveland Browns as they prepare to face the New England Patriots in Week 10
Most of the players on the Cleveland Browns weren’t born yet when New England Patriot coach Bill Belichick was coach of the old version of the Browns back in 1994. That year, Belichick benched Bernie Kosar, an icon of Browns quarterbacks of yesteryear.
Kosar was eventually let go and Belichick has been forever known as that guy that got rid of the Browns legendary quarterback Kosar. It still doesn’t sit well.
Fast forward to this upcoming Sunday when the new Browns, led by their franchise quarterback Baker Mayfield will enter the field up in Foxboro, Massachusetts ready to pay back Belichick and his current group of Patriots for the heartache they placed on the Browns faithful 25 years ago. Of course, maybe they’ll just win because they need to in search of a playoff berth.
With that in the background, this game will likely go down as one that the Browns will look back at as a key game in the season. If the bold predictions, about to be shared with you, all come to pass then Cleveland will be right back in the playoff picture and eyeing greener pastures.
In the last week, Cleveland’s former diva receiver, Odell Beckham Jr. decided that he didn’t want to play with Mayfield or the rest of his teammates because he was insulted by the lack of attention thrown his way.
So, he got his dad involved, who posted insults about Mayfield on social media platforms. The Browns front office then cut Beckham. He has now signed with the naive Los Angeles Rams, who are ignoring every red flag in the book, to bring in a name. That’s about all they will be getting in return for the arrogant individual who still is having his daddy doing his dirty work.
So with that bold statement let’s do a little bold predicting on the game Sunday. I’m predicting a very entertaining affair, especially after Browns defensive lineman star Myles Garrett has an opportunity to say hello to New England Patriots arrogant and dirty quarterback Mac Jones.