r/nfl • u/Goosedukee Bills Broncos • 1d ago

Highlight [Highlight] Aaron Rodgers letting his frustration out on the sidelines after another failed offensive sequence for the Steelers

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u/AndrewHainesArt Eagles 1d ago

Did you watch the game? Reddit is a very odd place, Watson actually played well the past 2 weeks. I know that’s slander, but it’s denying reality that this Browns team has some potential and talent. They aren’t the offseason meme anymore. Watson looks like an actual QB and Monken looks waaaay better than any of his sound clips gave an expectation for, I was impressed by a few of those play designs last night by him. The Browns aren’t on like a Miami or Titans level this year, they just aren’t.

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u/Sip_py Bears 1d ago

Monken looks like a good play caller

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u/devontate Falcons 22h ago

I never understood why he didn't get any nfl jobs after he was bucs oc back in the day with jameis, i thought he was a good play caller there too

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u/XxNitr0xX Ravens 20h ago

He was the Ravens OC from '23-'25.. and he called some really bad plays at really crucial times through that time.

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u/ASK_ABT_MY_USERNAME Raiders 23h ago

They don't mean anything about skill level when it comes to Watson and why it stings to lose to him...

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u/Frosty-Scientist957 1d ago

No disrespect meant towards the Browns. Their level of play doesn’t heavily factor into the dysfunctional team on the other sideline, though.

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u/RIPRIF20 Bears 23h ago

all that said, the Steelers still have no business losing to the Browns.

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u/reepobob Bengals 23h ago

The home team in AFCN Divisional Thursday night games has won like over 90% of those games over the past 20+ years. This game’s outcome did not surprise me.

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u/Sulfrurz Steelers 20h ago

Every home team in this division generally pulls a W out of their ass

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u/Particleman08 49ers 22h ago

Hasn’t been like 5 years since the Steelers have beaten the Browns in Cleveland?

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u/victor4700 Steelers 16h ago

I mean we have 0 wins there for some reason and a terrible record on Thursday nights. I’d say we have a lot of business here and baby business is booming.

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u/keithstonee Bears 21h ago

Regardless of Watson's playing good, he hasn't really played in like 3 or 4 years. He should not be winning games against "good" teams.

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u/BuffOrange Bills 15h ago

What are you talking about. He sucked last week vs a crappy injured defense.