[Subby]

2007 Regular Season

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Week 1
Cleveland (0-0) (-5) at Cincinnati (0-0).
Cleveland wins 36-26.
Davies goes nutty (25-36-396-4-0) on division foe Cincinnati, while rookie Bushon gets into the act (6-169-2) as well. OPY Sheen only gains 38 on 15 att, but the D distinguishes itself with 4 sacks, 2 int, and a fumble recov for a TD.

Week 2
Minnesota (1-0) at Cleveland (1-0) (-9).
Cleveland wins 27-10.
A costy win. Our starting TE Stark is out for the year. Starting CB Carr, S Swift out 2-3 months. Sheen (29-87-0) emerges slightly from his funk. Davies (18-31-206-2-0) is solid. The defense is the star here, though (8 sacks, 2 int, 1 td). Matt Champion leads the way with 3.5 sacks.

Week 3
Baltimore (0-2) at Cleveland (2-0) (-9).
Cleveland wins 27-10 (again).
Sheen (23-75-0) still can't get out of first gear. Fortunately Davies (15-24-234-3-0) can, and he leads the league with a 129.2 QB rating. The wideouts continue to be a balanced, talented group. The defense causes 3 turnovers and holds division-foe Baltimore to 207 total yards.

Week 4
Cleveland (3-0) (-2) at Tennessee (1-2).
Cleveland wins 24-7.
A big road division win for us. Davies has another big game (23-33-322-3-0), as does emerging superstar, WR Harvey Wallace (6-129-2). Sheen stinks it up (24-45), but the D is sublime (251 yds allowed, 4 sacks, 1 int.). Need to investigate what is going on with our running game.

Week 5
Cleveland (4-0) (-2) at Chicago (1-2).
Chicago wins 19-13.
Turnovers are the key in this game, with to fumbles by us making the difference. Davies (14-29-234-0-0) acts like a mere mortal. Unfortunately, Davies gets knocked out of this first game he begins to do well (10-70) in. All in all, a tough out-of-conference road loss.

Week 6
Jacksonville (4-1) at Cleveland (4-1) (-4).
Cleveland wins 17-14.
The first marquee matchup of the year. The offense stays in a funk, but the defense bails us out with just 253 yds allowed plus 3 sacks. For the record, RB Sheen (21-59) has still not scored a rushing touchdown. Up to this point we havent messed much with the formations since the beginning of the season, so we look to mix it up next week. Davies (14-26-208-1-2) has his first subpar passing game, but does run one in. Rookie WR Bushon has another strong game (3-97) and it seems like our wideouts are starting to resemble the 2000 St. Louis Rams receiving corps.

Week 7
Green Bay(2-3) at Cleveland (5-1) (-2).
Green Bay wins 19-17.
Another tough non-conference loss. Davies has his second sub-par game (11-31-179-1-2), although WR Wallace (5-101-1) continues his all-pro campaign. RB Sheen finally returns to form (21-114-1) with his first td and 100-yd game of the season. The rushing defense was its usual stingy (30-72-0) self, but our inexperienced secondary gets torched for 300 yards. Another tough non-conference road game looms...

Week 8
Cleveland (5-2) at Detroit (2-4) (-1).
Cleveland wins 38-34..
Incredibly, Detroit was favored in this game, but the Browns offense rolled, racking up 416 total yards. QB Davies leads the way (18-26-275-2-0), with WR Wallace (6-128-1) close behind. RB Sheen (6-44) gets knocked out early, but backup RB OJ DeStefano steps in admirably (15-59-2). The defense is porous again, allowing 363 yards of total offense. Changes are looming in the second half.

[This message has been edited by Subby (edited 10-25-2000).]