1. It’s How You Bounce Back
The Browns’ week one loss was about as ugly as anyone could have possibly imagined. The team played horribly in every phase of the game. It would be easy to fold and give up on the season after losing in such embarrassing fashion, but the Browns put the game in the past, moved on, and came ready to play in the home opener against Tennessee. They didn’t “let one loss turn into two” (like perhaps a team last year did at the end of the season to the tune of five straight losses) and the Browns rebounded to improve to 1-1 on the season.
Overcoming adversity is a key to anything in life, sports included, and what better example of that than the young man who led the Browns to victory in week two? Johnny Manziel may not be the answer, but he would be a heck of a comeback story after all the low points he has gone through on and off the field, and after this home opener one thing we know the kid has is resiliency. Let’s see if the whole team can play with that fight and resiliency with 14 games left in the season and a long way to go before anything is decided.
Michael Clark
September 24, 2015 at 1:14 am
1 reason I won’t return to this site…. having to click 6 different pages for one shortish article??? Really?? Shame because the site looks pretty decent too, but I can’t tolerate Bleacher Report type articles.
Matt
September 25, 2015 at 7:43 am
The article was 5 reasons so each reason got a different page. If you don’t like that style of article then that’s your prerogative.
Matt Loede
September 30, 2015 at 4:29 pm
Michael – Thank you for your feedback, we’re for sure not trying to be like ‘Bleacher Report’ by any means, but some of our longer articles do require a click through if for nothing else than to make the story look like one long huge piece. Please be patient with us and please continue to visit as we will continue to make strides and bring the best Northeast Ohio coverage and commentary we can to our readers!
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