Monday Night Sports Talk: Episode 47

Garage Logic

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🗓️ 14 September 2020

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Monday Night Sports Talk: Episode 47

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0:00.0	Music
0:20.0	Mayor, you want an amazing statistic?
0:23.0	Yes.
0:24.0	The Cleveland Browns, the new Cleveland Browns, not the Cleveland Browns of our youth, but
0:28.7	the second coming of the Cleveland Browns have lost 16 straight openers.
0:35.7	What?
0:36.7	How is that humanly possible?
0:39.7	Well, you should have them.
0:41.7	16 straight openers.
0:43.7	They should start putting them in the middle.
0:46.7	They've been back for 22 years.
0:48.7	They're now one, twenty and one, but they've lost the last 16 openers.
0:55.7	My friend, Livingston, who is retired as a columnist there, but on Twitter yesterday by
1:02.7	12, 20, he had tweeted same old Browns.
1:09.7	Did he trait Wayne yesterday?
1:12.7	No, they were ahead of the Bears by 17 going into the fourth quarter and managed to
1:19.7	fritter it away and get me.
1:21.7	Not only that, in the last 23 seconds, they marched down.
1:26.7	I was watching the end of the game and then whatever Detroit line was dropped a football
1:32.7	where he all he had to do was catch it and fall into the end zone and he let it get away from the chest.
1:37.7	I believe he's their second draft choice in this year's draft.
1:42.7	So no matter how bad you feel about the Vikings today out there and radio, land,
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