Browns ranked 23rd!!! Ahead of Bengals.

[Neo]

Originally Posted by Joker

What are you smokin'? We should sign Reggie Hodges to an eight year 100 million dollar extension. Draft picks are to precious. (edit) We could also incorporate Josh Cribbs in our new Wildcat Punt Formation.

Reggie Hodges is a great cornerstone for this franchise to build around.

[dogpaddle]

Originally Posted by Legacy Fan

Well this is the new, new NFL, Tobz. Get with the times. Dual & triple-threat punters are the new QBR!

You laugh now, but once our punter starts throwing TD passes along with winning the field position battle and rushing for 68 yards/carry, our jump from #23 to #1 will be assured.

Hell hath no fury like a triple threat punter.

[Riffer X]

I hate to say it, but Hodges gives me a bit of a chub.

[BernietheKid]

Thought of the Day: Bengals or Browns?

October, 27, 2010 Oct 27
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By James Walker



We have another interesting "Thought of the Day" this week in the AFC North blog.

Based on what we've seen so far, who will win more games in 2010: The Cleveland Browns (2-5) or Cincinnati Bengals (2-4)?

It's surprising that we are bringing up this subject, considering the preseason expectations for both teams. Cincinnati had very high hopes coming off a division title and playoff appearance, while the Browns were just 5-11 a year ago. Now it appears both teams are heading in opposite directions, as Cleveland beat the reigning Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints Sunday, and the Bengals have a three-game losing streak.

Are the Browns simply a better team this year? Cleveland won the head-to-head meeting against Cincinnati in Week 4. Or will the talented Bengals right the ship and overcome their slow start? Cincinnati has consecutive home games against the Miami Dolphins (3-3) and Pittsburgh Steelers (5-1) with a shot to get back to .500.

You can share your "Thought of the Day" comments below, or to our division inbox and AFC North Twitter. We will run the best responses throughout the week.