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BROWNS THREAD 2009 4 GAME WIN STREAK! (2 Viewers)

to put things in perspective a bit, what did anyone really expect their record to be after 3 games?home vs. Vikings - Lossat Broncos, maybe a chance to win, but iirc, they have a great home winning percentageat Baltimore - Lossso, best case senario, they would be 1-2 right now.of course, they've looked awful doing it. but still. would anyone really feel that much better if the Browns looked great and still were 0-3?is there still a chance they can win 6 games and improve throughout the season, or is this season complete toast?
To me it's not that they are 0-3, but that they have looked completely inept doing it. They don't have a rushing TD in like 9 games. They have 1 passing TD in that same stretch, but 18 INTs. It's just pathetic that the offense and defense look so bad. I wasn't even asking for wins, but just to be competitive.
 
to put things in perspective a bit, what did anyone really expect their record to be after 3 games?

home vs. Vikings - Loss

at Broncos, maybe a chance to win, but iirc, they have a great home winning percentage

at Baltimore - Loss

so, best case senario, they would be 1-2 right now.

of course, they've looked awful doing it. but still. would anyone really feel that much better if the Browns looked great and still were 0-3?

is there still a chance they can win 6 games and improve throughout the season, or is this season complete toast?
Depends what happens during practice this week. Mangini is gong to have his work cut out for him keeping this team from collapsing.
 
I would feel much better if they looked good but are 0 and 3.

When they look like a bad high school team, not so cool.

Kicking a field goal in the 4th today???

Quarterback sneak on the 50???

Painting over a mural of Jim Brown in Berea???

Mangina is a "Punk".

The sad thing is they just do not care.

 
Did anybody else notice how bad Eric Barton looked today? Not that he was the only one, but he stood out to me today. Several missed tackles, a pass that went right past him and just generally being out of position. Maybe I was the only one. :useless:

 
Did anybody else notice how bad Eric Barton looked today? Not that he was the only one, but he stood out to me today. Several missed tackles, a pass that went right past him and just generally being out of position. Maybe I was the only one. :lmao:
You were not alone. He was horrendous. Completely whiffed on one of the Ravens big runs, when he launched himself at the blocker as McGahee cruised by.
 
to put things in perspective a bit, what did anyone really expect their record to be after 3 games?home vs. Vikings - Lossat Broncos, maybe a chance to win, but iirc, they have a great home winning percentageat Baltimore - Lossso, best case senario, they would be 1-2 right now.of course, they've looked awful doing it. but still. would anyone really feel that much better if the Browns looked great and still were 0-3?is there still a chance they can win 6 games and improve throughout the season, or is this season complete toast?
I'd feel alot better if we were more competitive. But, it's not like the other 0-3 teams have been very competitive either besides Tennessee and maybe Miami.Still, there is still a chance to salvage the season and see improvement. Not only will Mangini have alot to do with it, so will the players and veterans especially.
 
I wasn't too keen about rushing to hire Mangini, but I accepted it considering I was way tired of Romeo's country club. I do think Lerner tried to do the right thing by listening to the pundits in bringing in a disciplinarian, but Mangini may be taking it to extremes. Watching what is going on now, I respect Romeo Crennel even more considering he was a Parcells guy but did it his way. It's like Mangini goes out of his way to upset the media, fans, and the players. And the schtick with Quinn and Anderson hurt way more than it helped considering someone was robbed of valuable prep time with the first team.

I've heard mumblings that Mangini was keeping the seat warm for Cowher and now I'm praying it's the case...

 
i'm just hoping they can get a few wins and not pick #1 next year.

i hate having to pick #1.

then again, that's usually where the top QB goes, and they apparently need a QB, so maybe it won't be all bad.

 
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I want to know what is really going on with Quinn.

I don't believe the "arm strength" garbage. Pennington throws the ball downfield with his jello arm and so does just about every QB. The key is calling the right plays, setting it up, seeing it when it's open, and executing. The Browns obviously have major issues in one or more of these areas, maybe all of them.

So is Quinn moving through his reads too quickly and therefore checking down too soon...or is he doing exactly what he is being told to do? Furthermore, what percentage of plays called do we even have at least one receiver going 15+ yards down the field? Is Quinn even being given a chance?

These are all very important IMO. But, it's not like this is anything new to us. We've complained about the passing game for 10 years (besides 2007 and a few other random moments). No matter who is calling the plays or who is running the routes or who is passing the ball...in the end it's always the same ####.

And my god the Sanchez stuff is so stupid. I'm not even going to get into it.

 
I want to know what is really going on with Quinn.I don't believe the "arm strength" garbage. Pennington throws the ball downfield with his jello arm and so does just about every QB. The key is calling the right plays, setting it up, seeing it when it's open, and executing. The Browns obviously have major issues in one or more of these areas, maybe all of them.
first i read they were complaining he was going through his reads too quickly. then i read he was holding onto the ball too long.wtf?oh, and i also love that DA is supposed to have the rocket cannon arm, but then " I just didn't get enough air on the ball on the [deep] one to Braylon."wtf?
 
So is Quinn moving through his reads too quickly and therefore checking down too soon...or is he doing exactly what he is being told to do? Furthermore, what percentage of plays called do we even have at least one receiver going 15+ yards down the field? Is Quinn even being given a chance?
His #1 runs lazy routes that help contribute to throwing picks, I'd be hesitant to throw to him too.His #2 is a special teamer out of place at WR.

His #3 is little better than a backup slot WR at this level.

None of us know if the rookies are any good because Mangini won't play them, even though two of the three guys in front of them suck at their positions and the other one is an inconsistent malcontent.

He has no running game.

He has no right side of the offensive line.

His offensive coordinator calls lousy plays.

His coach creates lousy game plans.

His tight ends are not receiving threats, but they're being used more like receiving threats than blockers, which is why I thought they were brought in.

It'd take a pretty remarkable QB to overcome all of that imho. Add to that losing reps all preseason and having the feeling of someone looking over your shoulder critiquing every mistake you make knowing you could get yanked at any time and it only gets worse. Quinn's getting a raw deal. The worst part, we won't be able to find out if I'm wrong, the only way we'd find out what this kid has is if he starts and plays all season. I'd rather go 1-15 and find out Quinn sucks than any of the alternatives.

 
So is Quinn moving through his reads too quickly and therefore checking down too soon...or is he doing exactly what he is being told to do? Furthermore, what percentage of plays called do we even have at least one receiver going 15+ yards down the field? Is Quinn even being given a chance?
His #1 runs lazy routes that help contribute to throwing picks, I'd be hesitant to throw to him too.His #2 is a special teamer out of place at WR.

His #3 is little better than a backup slot WR at this level.

None of us know if the rookies are any good because Mangini won't play them, even though two of the three guys in front of them suck at their positions and the other one is an inconsistent malcontent.

He has no running game.

He has no right side of the offensive line.

His offensive coordinator calls lousy plays.

His coach creates lousy game plans.

His tight ends are not receiving threats, but they're being used more like receiving threats than blockers, which is why I thought they were brought in.

It'd take a pretty remarkable QB to overcome all of that imho. Add to that losing reps all preseason and having the feeling of someone looking over your shoulder critiquing every mistake you make knowing you could get yanked at any time and it only gets worse. Quinn's getting a raw deal. The worst part, we won't be able to find out if I'm wrong, the only way we'd find out what this kid has is if he starts and plays all season. I'd rather go 1-15 and find out Quinn sucks than any of the alternatives.
I'll buy on all of the above. I'm suspicious on the playcalling for Quinn. I think it's a gameplan that's destined to fail.

Quinn is a smart guy whose work ethic is phenomenal right down to nutrition. He should have the whole playbook open for him similar to what Detroit is doing with Stafford and what the Jets are doing with Sanchez. Since the second quarter of the Minny game, secondaries have been cheating up realizing the lack of a deep threat because of the ultra conservative game plan.

I'd rather have Quinn turning the ball over being reckless because at least you'll get some booms in with the busts.

Give him back the ball, and give him back the reigns.

As for Anderson- what good is a strong arm if you make poor decisions?

 
DawgPoundNJ said:
MAC_32 said:
Bobcat10 said:
So is Quinn moving through his reads too quickly and therefore checking down too soon...or is he doing exactly what he is being told to do? Furthermore, what percentage of plays called do we even have at least one receiver going 15+ yards down the field? Is Quinn even being given a chance?
His #1 runs lazy routes that help contribute to throwing picks, I'd be hesitant to throw to him too.His #2 is a special teamer out of place at WR.

His #3 is little better than a backup slot WR at this level.

None of us know if the rookies are any good because Mangini won't play them, even though two of the three guys in front of them suck at their positions and the other one is an inconsistent malcontent.

He has no running game.

He has no right side of the offensive line.

His offensive coordinator calls lousy plays.

His coach creates lousy game plans.

His tight ends are not receiving threats, but they're being used more like receiving threats than blockers, which is why I thought they were brought in.

It'd take a pretty remarkable QB to overcome all of that imho. Add to that losing reps all preseason and having the feeling of someone looking over your shoulder critiquing every mistake you make knowing you could get yanked at any time and it only gets worse. Quinn's getting a raw deal. The worst part, we won't be able to find out if I'm wrong, the only way we'd find out what this kid has is if he starts and plays all season. I'd rather go 1-15 and find out Quinn sucks than any of the alternatives.
I'll buy on all of the above. I'm suspicious on the playcalling for Quinn. I think it's a gameplan that's destined to fail.

Quinn is a smart guy whose work ethic is phenomenal right down to nutrition. He should have the whole playbook open for him similar to what Detroit is doing with Stafford and what the Jets are doing with Sanchez. Since the second quarter of the Minny game, secondaries have been cheating up realizing the lack of a deep threat because of the ultra conservative game plan.

I'd rather have Quinn turning the ball over being reckless because at least you'll get some booms in with the busts.

Give him back the ball, and give him back the reigns.

As for Anderson- what good is a strong arm if you make poor decisions?
Both :) s and pretty much what I think. I don't think Quinn needs to be reckless. Then he just becomes DA. What Quinn might need is the backing of his coaches telling him that taking some chances is not the same as making poor decisions. I don't think this has happened.

 
DawgPoundNJ said:
His offensive coordinator calls lousy plays.His coach creates lousy game plans.
Talent aside... What I don't get is this - With the Jets Mangini was considered hamstrung by not being able to get one of "his" DC's behind him and they stuck with Bob Sutton... Now, he finally has Rob Ryan.If I'm a guy like Mangini heading into my last chance for a while as a HC, I do everything I can to get a top OC to come with me.... Answer me this... WTF is Brian Dabol????? I know little about him as a man or coach but, the years alone don't add up to enough hard NFL experience when you read his Wiki page.... He started in 2000 as a Defensive assistant. Coached WR"s a few years and the QB's for a few years... Does the guy even have a system? Sheesh, I'd want some Offensive guru on my side even if it were from the college ranks.How can this Daboll kid knock your socks off in an interview with Offensive wizardry????
 
DawgPoundNJ said:
His offensive coordinator calls lousy plays.His coach creates lousy game plans.
Talent aside... What I don't get is this - With the Jets Mangini was considered hamstrung by not being able to get one of "his" DC's behind him and they stuck with Bob Sutton... Now, he finally has Rob Ryan.If I'm a guy like Mangini heading into my last chance for a while as a HC, I do everything I can to get a top OC to come with me.... Answer me this... WTF is Brian Dabol????? I know little about him as a man or coach but, the years alone don't add up to enough hard NFL experience when you read his Wiki page.... He started in 2000 as a Defensive assistant. Coached WR"s a few years and the QB's for a few years... Does the guy even have a system? Sheesh, I'd want some Offensive guru on my side even if it were from the college ranks.How can this Daboll kid knock your socks off in an interview with Offensive wizardry????
Interview? He came with Mangini from the Jets. This guy was handed the job I bet. They ate pizza at his interview. I couldn't even pick him out of a lineup. WTF does he look like?There's been alot of blame put on OCs over the years here. I'm finding it very hard to give this guy much more of a chance. But then that's part of the problem....all we do is change.
 
The Jerk said:
Florio has a raging hard-on for anything negative about Mangini. I'd bet his "league source" is himself.
He's not the only one who thinks poorly of Mangini.Quitting seems possible as Browns join NFL's worst
And? Since when is Doyel a league source? The team sucks. Josh Cribbs and the Jet vets are really the only ones making a positive impact. Mangini is playing with Savage and Crennel's deck. How is this his fault again?
 
The Jerk said:
Florio has a raging hard-on for anything negative about Mangini. I'd bet his "league source" is himself.
He's not the only one who thinks poorly of Mangini.Quitting seems possible as Browns join NFL's worst
And? Since when is Doyel a league source? The team sucks. Josh Cribbs and the Jet vets are really the only ones making a positive impact. Mangini is playing with Savage and Crennel's deck. How is this his fault again?
I was actually trying to help. Thanks for the kind words. I was actually considering feeling sorry for Browns fans. Enjoy the season.
 
The Jerk said:
Florio has a raging hard-on for anything negative about Mangini. I'd bet his "league source" is himself.
He's not the only one who thinks poorly of Mangini.Quitting seems possible as Browns join NFL's worst
And? Since when is Doyel a league source? The team sucks. Josh Cribbs and the Jet vets are really the only ones making a positive impact. Mangini is playing with Savage and Crennel's deck. How is this his fault again?
Eric Barton has been embarrassingly bad, Abe Elam too, Josh Cribbs is not an NFL WR, and John St. Clair has been worse than all of them. I'd say all of that is beyond a doubt Mangini's fault. We can debate others, but those can't be argued imho.
 
The Jerk said:
Florio has a raging hard-on for anything negative about Mangini. I'd bet his "league source" is himself.
He's not the only one who thinks poorly of Mangini.Quitting seems possible as Browns join NFL's worst
And? Since when is Doyel a league source? The team sucks. Josh Cribbs and the Jet vets are really the only ones making a positive impact. Mangini is playing with Savage and Crennel's deck. How is this his fault again?
Eric Barton has been embarrassingly bad, Abe Elam too, Josh Cribbs is not an NFL WR, and John St. Clair has been worse than all of them. I'd say all of that is beyond a doubt Mangini's fault. We can debate others, but those can't be argued imho.
Barton- AgreedElam's has his moments, but overall has been solid, imo.

Cribbs could become a viable #2. Hester is just now coming along, and has had alot more time exposure to the position.

Sinclair is a disaster, but I don't know who else was out there.

 
The Jerk said:
Florio has a raging hard-on for anything negative about Mangini. I'd bet his "league source" is himself.
He's not the only one who thinks poorly of Mangini.Quitting seems possible as Browns join NFL's worst
And? Since when is Doyel a league source? The team sucks. Josh Cribbs and the Jet vets are really the only ones making a positive impact. Mangini is playing with Savage and Crennel's deck. How is this his fault again?
I was actually trying to help. Thanks for the kind words. I was actually considering feeling sorry for Browns fans. Enjoy the season.
That wasn't a rant at you, more at the author and Florio. Sorry it came across that way.
 
That wasn't a rant at you, more at the author and Florio. Sorry it came across that way.
Cool. And I can't help but feel sorry for Browns fans at this point. Brutal. Just brutal.I think the players should fine Mangini $1700 for each horrendous coaching move.
 
Lewis out.

Wonder if we'll see more of Harrison or Davis?
I understood that Davis was number 2 behind Lewis, but the game proved that incorrect. Is Davis still hurt or is Harrison the handcuff here?
Harrison is and always has been the #2, and anyone who thought Davis would be the #2 was terribly misinformed. All the preseason hype about Davis was completely unwarranted.Sorry for the rough response but this is a sore spot for me. I posted about this weeks ago and many people were like you don't know what you're talking about, Davis is going to be big this year.

 
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i can see the crowd booing them after they fall behind the Bengals this sunday.this could be epically bad. :loco:
There's going to be a full stadium of pissed off Browns fans come Sunday. If we thought the Baltimore game was embarrassing... wait till Sunday. It's going to make the crowd cheering while DA is hurt look like a picnic.
 
I think one of the big problems with Quinn is not necessarily the playcalling, but it's his inability to anticipate receivers being open. If you look at a lot of Quinn's pass plays, there are definitely receivers moving downfield. When DA goes in you see him hitting those guys (and throwing some picks). With Brady, he checks it down. Now what's going on here?

DA we know is a gunslinger and is going to make some reckless throws. He's going to try to fit balls in where they don't necessarily fit. The upside of this is that he moves the ball down the field when he makes the right decisions.

Quinn on the other hand has a real problem with throwing to receivers who aren't completely open. He doesn't want to make mistakes, and isn't yet at the point where he can see a receiver who is covered at that instant but who's about to break open, and then make the throw. Drew Brees is the absolute master of this. Quinn however isn't very good at this yet, and hence he becomes Mr. Checkdown and we get vague statements by Mangini about Quinn "missing opportunities".

The light might still come on for Quinn (and maybe this benching will force it on), but time and opportunities are running out.

 
Lewis out.

Wonder if we'll see more of Harrison or Davis?
I understood that Davis was number 2 behind Lewis, but the game proved that incorrect. Is Davis still hurt or is Harrison the handcuff here?
Harrison is and always has been the #2, and anyone who thought Davis would be the #2 was terribly misinformed. All the preseason hype about Davis was completely unwarranted.Sorry for the rough response but this is a sore spot for me. I posted about this weeks ago and many people were like you don't know what you're talking about, Davis is going to be big this year.
Thank you for your passionate response. I believe you. Another site states, "Davis, a sixth-round selection in April's draft, was rated by some draft analysts as a 2008 first-round pick had he entered that draft. The rookie showed off that kind of talent in the preseason by averaging 7.8 yards per carry and leading the Browns in rushing. He couldn't have a worse matchup for his first start against the league's best run defense, however, any signs of productivity from Davis may provide enough push to get him more involved in the offense going forward." Harrison was mentioned as potentially splitting carries. Your assertion that I don't know what I am talking about is misplaced since I did not claim any information to be fact other than what I understood, and, subsequently, that what I had understood was likely incorrect in light of the last week's respective performances by the players in question. If I had claimed that Davis was going to be big, was number 2 and had been and should be all along, then you would rightly opined that "many people were like you [me] don't know what you're [i'm] talking about, Davis is going to be big this year." I suggested nothing.

Thank you for your response to my question, albeit impassioned, if not slightly over the top. Curious, why would such a topic qualify as such a sore spot? Thanks again for your insight.

 
Lewis out.

Wonder if we'll see more of Harrison or Davis?
I understood that Davis was number 2 behind Lewis, but the game proved that incorrect. Is Davis still hurt or is Harrison the handcuff here?
Harrison is and always has been the #2, and anyone who thought Davis would be the #2 was terribly misinformed. All the preseason hype about Davis was completely unwarranted.Sorry for the rough response but this is a sore spot for me. I posted about this weeks ago and many people were like you don't know what you're talking about, Davis is going to be big this year.
Thank you for your passionate response. I believe you. Another site states, "Davis, a sixth-round selection in April's draft, was rated by some draft analysts as a 2008 first-round pick had he entered that draft. The rookie showed off that kind of talent in the preseason by averaging 7.8 yards per carry and leading the Browns in rushing. He couldn't have a worse matchup for his first start against the league's best run defense, however, any signs of productivity from Davis may provide enough push to get him more involved in the offense going forward." Harrison was mentioned as potentially splitting carries. Your assertion that I don't know what I am talking about is misplaced since I did not claim any information to be fact other than what I understood, and, subsequently, that what I had understood was likely incorrect in light of the last week's respective performances by the players in question. If I had claimed that Davis was going to be big, was number 2 and had been and should be all along, then you would rightly opined that "many people were like you [me] don't know what you're [i'm] talking about, Davis is going to be big this year." I suggested nothing.

Thank you for your response to my question, albeit impassioned, if not slightly over the top. Curious, why would such a topic qualify as such a sore spot? Thanks again for your insight.
Lots of Browns fans are probably frustrated that Jerome Harrison hasn't gotten more opportunities. He just needs to get the ball 10 - 15 times or more per game, and the patience of the fans is running out.
 
i hate to be negative, as i really hope the Browns can keep it close, but this has disaster written all over it.

 
I think one of the big problems with Quinn is not necessarily the playcalling, but it's his inability to anticipate receivers being open. If you look at a lot of Quinn's pass plays, there are definitely receivers moving downfield. When DA goes in you see him hitting those guys (and throwing some picks). With Brady, he checks it down. Now what's going on here?DA we know is a gunslinger and is going to make some reckless throws. He's going to try to fit balls in where they don't necessarily fit. The upside of this is that he moves the ball down the field when he makes the right decisions.Quinn on the other hand has a real problem with throwing to receivers who aren't completely open. He doesn't want to make mistakes, and isn't yet at the point where he can see a receiver who is covered at that instant but who's about to break open, and then make the throw. Drew Brees is the absolute master of this. Quinn however isn't very good at this yet, and hence he becomes Mr. Checkdown and we get vague statements by Mangini about Quinn "missing opportunities".The light might still come on for Quinn (and maybe this benching will force it on), but time and opportunities are running out.
20 quarters of football over 2 years is not an opportunity.
 
I think one of the big problems with Quinn is not necessarily the playcalling, but it's his inability to anticipate receivers being open. If you look at a lot of Quinn's pass plays, there are definitely receivers moving downfield. When DA goes in you see him hitting those guys (and throwing some picks). With Brady, he checks it down. Now what's going on here?DA we know is a gunslinger and is going to make some reckless throws. He's going to try to fit balls in where they don't necessarily fit. The upside of this is that he moves the ball down the field when he makes the right decisions.Quinn on the other hand has a real problem with throwing to receivers who aren't completely open. He doesn't want to make mistakes, and isn't yet at the point where he can see a receiver who is covered at that instant but who's about to break open, and then make the throw. Drew Brees is the absolute master of this. Quinn however isn't very good at this yet, and hence he becomes Mr. Checkdown and we get vague statements by Mangini about Quinn "missing opportunities".The light might still come on for Quinn (and maybe this benching will force it on), but time and opportunities are running out.
20 quarters of football over 2 years is not an opportunity.
Quinn's situation reminds me of Penington's before he left the Jets, how they said he couldn't throw 15 yards and the defenses all cheated up. Well, as soon as he got to Miami, it didn't matter as much. What do Penington and Quinn have in common? Mangini, that terrible coach! Every week I hate him more! What are the chances, he'll get fired after this year? You know, the browns weren't that bad last year but they are truly terrible this year! :popcorn: :X
 
I watched Brady Quinn in Notre Dame on TV every game he played (Thanks NBC! /sarcasm). He's mediocre in almost every aspect. Not saying Anderson is the savior either but at least he has guts to air it out. Should help the running game, which in turn will help the passing game. Anderson gives you guys a better chance.

 
The team IN ALL PHASES gives them no chance.

Players, coaches, owner, water boys.

Can not blame one person.

They are an embarrassment and a joke. Should refund money to the season ticket holders.. The best thing the fans should do is stay away.

I have been going to games since 1960. This team makes me sick.

 
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Harrison is and always has been the #2, and anyone who thought Davis would be the #2 was terribly misinformed. All the preseason hype about Davis was completely unwarranted.

Sorry for the rough response but this is a sore spot for me. I posted about this weeks ago and many people were like "you don't know what you're talking about, Davis is going to be big this year."

Thank you for your passionate response. I believe you. Another site states, "Davis, a sixth-round selection in April's draft, was rated by some draft analysts as a 2008 first-round pick had he entered that draft. The rookie showed off that kind of talent in the preseason by averaging 7.8 yards per carry and leading the Browns in rushing. He couldn't have a worse matchup for his first start against the league's best run defense, however, any signs of productivity from Davis may provide enough push to get him more involved in the offense going forward." Harrison was mentioned as potentially splitting carries.

Your assertion that I don't know what I am talking about is misplaced since I did not claim any information to be fact other than what I understood, and, subsequently, that what I had understood was likely incorrect in light of the last week's respective performances by the players in question. If I had claimed that Davis was going to be big, was number 2 and had been and should be all along, then you would rightly opined that "many people were like you [me] don't know what you're [i'm] talking about, Davis is going to be big this year." I suggested nothing.

Thank you for your response to my question, albeit impassioned, if not slightly over the top. Curious, why would such a topic qualify as such a sore spot? Thanks again for your insight.

I think if you read it with the quotation marks that I added, it takes on a whole new meaning - I don't think that he was saying that YOU don't know what you're talking about, rather people were telling HIM that he doesn't know what he's talking about.

That being said, is it the consensus among Browns fans that Harrison is the guy if he's given the chance?

 
I would argue 2009 is Harrison's to lose. And 2010 is open. Advantage to whomever closes 2009 on a upnote.

I am leaning toward Davis. The positives have been there. On college. And the preseason. The right growth and I think he can perform as good as that browns' team will let him.

 
The Browns need to pick a QB and stick with that player. It can't be good for a players psyche to be starting one moment and being benched the next. It puts too much pressure on that player to be perfect, fearing that if they make a mistake that they will lose their job.

 

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