From the first play of the game the Browns O-line dominated the Giants. After those first couple plays I was shocked by the holes being opened for Lewis to run through. The defense was bending in the middle of the field but was shutting them down in the red zone and the pick-6 was the nail in the coffin. It completely took the air out of the Giants.

The Browns have major coaching problems, as you mentioned the penalties, but for 1 night they were so dominant, they were able to overcome them. A fantastic performance.

>I've gotta say I didn't see the Browns win coming. I don't have much faith in the coaching (look at the penalties) but the offensive and defensive coordinators really stepped up on this one - even a bit of that Flash offense Miami is using to such great effect. Delightfully surprised by the whole thing.
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>College ball gets weirder all the time - Toledo over That School Up North - wow.
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>>>This is why God loves the NFL
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>>>At the 2 minute warning the Browns are up over the Giants by 3 touchdowns.
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>>>Underdogs everywhere, take heart.
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>>I am not shocked by that. I thought the Browns are better than their record, and the Giants not as good. Maybe this will be the kick start the Browns need.
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>>Here there is a great gnashing of teeth about the Bears' decision to squib kick with 11 seconds left and a one point lead. The Falcons completed a sideline route (GREAT game by rookie QB Matt Ryan), then kicked the game winner with 1 second left. It was an absolutely perfect pass -- any longer and time would have run out, any shorter and it would have been out of field goal range. It was the first Bears game I have seen this season and very exciting, although obviously I would have liked the opposite outcome.
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>>Patriots get thumped again -- I like it! Even with Brady out, seeing them lose is still satisfying.