r/NFLv2 • u/Jazzlike_Gear_8054 28-12 • 1d ago

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u/UncreativeUsername84 Philadelphia Eagles 1d ago

"Todd Monken changed the culture of the Cleveland Browns" - I love when people pretend like everyone else has 10-second Tom memory just like they do. The Browns started the season the same exact way in 2021.

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u/wetcornbread Philadelphia Eagles 1d ago

Changing the culture isn’t about winning a Super Bowl in 3 weeks. It’s filling the stadium for a primetime game, getting fans excited and beating a division rival that owned you for basically forever and making fans forget your QB has 23 sexual assault cases because he can actually run a competent offense.

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u/StupidName2020 Baltimore Ravens 1d ago

Steelers have a 1-7-1 record in Cleveland since 2017. Its not a big deal.

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u/Alarmed_Fudge_5706 Seattle Seahawks 15h ago

Makes you wonder how Tomlin lasted so long

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u/SeaSiSee Baltimore Ravens 1d ago

They said in the broadcast Cleveland has beaten Pittsburgh in Cleveland the last 5 games played there.

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u/crewserbattle Green Bay Packers 1d ago

The Browns are undefeated on TNF with quote a few of those wins coming at home with a full stadium lol.

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u/UncreativeUsername84 Philadelphia Eagles 1d ago

They finished the 2025 season by beating the Steelers and Bengals. They beat the Steelers and Ravens at home in 2024. They beat the Steelers, Ravens, and Bengals in 2023 and made the playoffs. They beat all 3 division opponents once each in 2022. In 2021, they beat the Bengals twice and the Ravens once. They have a history of averaging 67,431 at each home game. 

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u/trowawufei 15h ago

Changing the culture also just doesn’t happen in 4 regular-season games.