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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1999
Page
7
In his starting debut Tim Couch struggled early going 2 of 10 for 26 yards amid field position woes and sacks. He rebounded, finishing 10 of 14 for 108 yards in the second half including a 39 yard touchdown pass. Running backs show marked improvement over last week with stronger burst and decisiveness as they hit holes with more force.
Kevin Johnson earns an A for a toe drag TD inbounds and four receptions while no other receiver reaches seven yards. Browns rely on running backs and tight ends for big plays, and the line earns an F for seven sacks. Defense shows effort but remains passive, with Miller as standout. Special teams and coaching get mixed grades as Couch introduces spark but Palmer faces moonshine.
Browns visit Baltimore as 0-2 clubs in a game at PSANet Stadium, last week both teams lost. Ravens offense features Rhett Holmes Ismail Armour Ogden with Boulware Lewis McAlister Burnett on defense. Ravens aim to snap a three game skid while scoring under 31 in most of the past 12.
Browns president Carmen Policy praised Tim Couch after his regular season debut, saying the rookie quarterback is improving. Couch, who started over Ty Detmer, completed 12 of 24 passes for 134 yards and a 39 yard TD to Kevin Johnson. The Browns also lost Tim McTyer for six weeks with a left arm fracture, worsening a stagnant rushing attack that totaled only 92 yards.
Browns lost 26-9 to Tennessee but rookie quarterback Tim Couch connected with Kevin Johnson for Cleveland’s first TD since a three season drought. Couch went 12 of 24 for 134 yards amid seven sacks as the Browns’ defense forced tackles by Marquez Pope and Walt Rainer, while Tennessee averaged 56 yards per play.
The schedule shows Browns at 0-2 with games planned from September 12 through January 2 1926. Home games are in capitals and include Pittsburgh Tennessee Baltimore New England Cincinnati Jacksonville St Louis New Orleans Baltimore Pittsburgh Carolina Tennessee San Diego Cincinnati Jacksonville Indianapolis and a bye week.
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