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Let's see what he can do IF he and Baker put in a lot of work during the offseason. They just look out of sync more often than not. They should have let him have his surgery and miss a couple of games at the start of the season. Trading him now would be dumb, because chances are we would not get fair value in return. Plus, what kind of cap hit would we take? I still believe that OBJ gives our offense the potential to be deadly... he just has to be okay with the fact that he may not always get 10+ targets a game. Like today for example, our running game was carrying us in the second half, so of course OBJ isn't going to see many passes thrown his way when we barely even passed it in the second half. Landry has been great this year, and that's likely partially due to him seeing more favorable matchups with OBJ facing a team's #1 CB. I doubt Landry would be as good as he's been this year if OBJ wasn't there to take attention away from Landry. Also, losing OBJ would also hurt us since our receivers overall haven't played that well outside of Landry. Higgins was injured and now has just been invisible, Callaway is gone for being an idiot, and the rest of our WRs haven't proven anything. Then there's guys like Njoku, who is a good threat in the passing game but hasn't exactly been the most consistent player thus far into his career. With OBJ gone, our receiving corps would have a lot of question marks.

I honestly thought Lamm looked better than Hubbard has for most of the year.

And the jury is still out on Takitaki and Forbes.

I'm obviously glad to win, but I wouldn't call this a "great" win. Was about as ugly of a win as you can get. Talent wise, we should have beat down Cincinnati, but instead we merely survived them.

So a potentially really good game is on with New England vs. KC, but instead we in Cleveland get to watch Pittsburgh vs. Arizona. 🙄

Wait, people are serious when they say they want to trade OBJ at this point? Man, I love this forum. 😂

Yeah, cause that call on the Njoku play was not an INT. When both an offensive player and defensive player have the ball, it goes to the offense. And that's after they called it a fumble originally when it clearly wasn't. Then the call on Landry that mysteriously got changed to incomplete way after the fact.

Ugly game, but I'll take the win.

Two controversial calls have gone our way? LMAO. That's not true and way to ignore the two absolute BS calls that costed us today.

Why do we consistently use a TE to block good DEs?

Wow, can't believe they actually overturned that.

Because we're the Browns.

The officials in the Browns/Bengals game are atrocious. Two garbage calls against the Browns that really costed them.

Yup, we're gonna lose this game.

Our lack of a pass rush is embarrassing.