Hosted by Nathan Zegura and Browns 10-time Pro Bowl left tackle Joe Thomas. Browns Live features film breakdowns, exclusive player interviews, game analysis and a look ahead to the team’s upcoming opponent with Browns Head Coach Kevin Stefanski.
The season hinges on this game.
This is the game that will keep the season alive or end it.. I don’t care if the Browns will still be technically in the race if they lose bcuz 6-7 will be season ender. Come on Browns you guys are better than 6-6 lets go!
See Nathan on the preview screen, skip!
Hance got embarrassed in that game, ready to see what Hudson can do.
Joe Thomas is such a great guy. He can find common ground or get along with just about anyone. No matter your age, culture, or football IQ, he is able to explain the inner workings of football so perfectly and yet he is able to keep it simple. The terminology, the plays, behind the scenes stuff, he knows it all by heart. You can see and even feel what he is describing. The words come alive through his emotion, energy, experience, knowledge of the topic at hand. When he talks football you see that love for the game in him. you it’s not like someone is giving you a text book type of answer. Joe explains the plays, strengths and weaknesses of every players position with the excitement of a child who can’t wait to finally ride that Rollercoaster because last year he wasn’t tall enough, but this year he stands just a hair above the “minimum height required line” I feel like Joe would never lie. He’s like that guy that never takes a penny, but always leaves a penny. If I was lost in a big city where I didn’t know my way around, I would come up to him for help. He is a good natured football player who shines a ray of positive light on this game that is seemingly more often than not surrounded by self centered, attention seeking divas. He stuck through the worst of times in the Cleveland Browns franchise. He never complained (at least publicly) never threw any teammates under the bus, and never put blame on anyone. Instead he kept grinding, never asked for a trade, and saw his career through to the end knowing he would never have even 1 superbowl ring which he certainly deserved. Joe, I just want to say that you are far more than just a great football player. You are a great role model on and off the field. You kept your reputation clean, you were an example of what it truly means to “DO YOUR JOB” even when it seemed hopeless and useless. Through adversity of team rebuild after rebuild, one head coach after another almost every year or two, a new Quarterback to adapt to and find chemistry with every year, and many times multiple Quarterbacks in a single season….you non the less still found success, you put up records for most uninterrupted on field consecutive streak of snaps and gained MAAAAAAAAAAAD RESPECT of the entire NFL
Just win this game!
BTW: nice pike on the wall Joe!
The Cleveland Browns can beat the Ravens it’s been done before they just got to work hard and work together as a team
Do any of you people remember when Joe Namath took the Jets to the Superbowl, you can be done again with the Cleveland.
We are rooting for you Cleveland Browns let’s go get it Done.
The browns need a deebo Samuel