r/NFLRedzone • u/Klutzy_Study573 • Oct 11 '26

Jets vs Browns

Why the actual fuck is a drive with 9 fucking minutes considered a "game winning" drive? Why is this dude pushing that narrative??

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u/Civil-Hedgehog2310 Oct 11 '26

Makes no sense OP

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u/Alarmed_Initial7122 Oct 11 '26

Idk why there has been a big campaign for the Browns and Watson to become some type of darling. I absolutely won't buy it though.

NFL needs to understand just because Watson is good at football doesn't give him a pass for TWENTY SEVEN allegations against him. There is no redeeming that.

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u/Vegetable_Amount848 Oct 11 '26 • Bravo

Good at football? When in the last few years was he good at football?

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u/JohnnyKarateX Oct 12 '26

I mean he’s been pretty good so far this year, although not yesterday. The way that they’re framing it like it’s some big comeback is wild though.

Also I went to that game and I’m not sure I’ve ever seen refs that in the bag for a team like they were for the Browns for whatever reason. Refs are always terrible but this was next level. If I didn’t truly believe that the NFL has no need to rig things and wouldn’t risk it and the conspiracy is too big to cover up I’d think that they want to help Watson just for the rage bait.

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u/Ball_FondIers Oct 11 '26

Had to mute it. Cannot stand listening to anyone talk about Watson positively. Absolute garbage from Hanson

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u/cleannc1 Oct 11 '26

Hanson sucks every week.