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More than a small chance IMO. Wheels could fall off in a hurryit does open up a small chance that mentally he's not the same guy he was in 2020
More than a small chance IMO. Wheels could fall off in a hurryit does open up a small chance that mentally he's not the same guy he was in 2020
I look for a bounce back year now that he has his feet under him and his hands to himself.More than a small chance IMO. Wheels could fall off in a hurryit does open up a small chance that mentally he's not the same guy he was in 2020
I don't think his hands were the problem.I look for a bounce back year now that he has his feet under him and his hands to himself.More than a small chance IMO. Wheels could fall off in a hurryit does open up a small chance that mentally he's not the same guy he was in 2020
There are 230 million reasons why this won’t happen - this year anyway.I smell a Wally Pipp moment.
Google him kids.
There is 1 why it should tho lolThere are 230 million reasons why this won’t happen - this year anyway.I smell a Wally Pipp moment.
Google him kids.
DTR is the truthI smell a Wally Pipp moment.
Google him kids.
247 Sports’s Brad Stainbrook reports Dorian Thompson-Robinson is expected to start in Week 4 against the Ravens.
Deshaun Watson is dealing with a shoulder issue and reportedly won’t play. That leaves Thompson-Robinson as the starter and PJ Walker, who was called up from the practice squad over the weekend, as his backup. DTR threw for 440 yards and a pair of touchdowns during the preseason. He also did some damage with his legs, adding 69 rushing yards on five attempts. A week after Watson set a high-water mark in passing yards for his Cleveland tenure, he will now watch from the sidelines as a fifth-round rookie makes his debut under center. The move from Watson to DTR will be a notable downgrade for Amari Cooper and Elijah Moore.
I think this version of Wlly Pipp is safe.I smell a Wally Pipp moment.
Google him kids.
I don't know about quieting critics; Washington's defense is one of the worst in the Pac12. Maybe the country. But he has improved a LOT this year, especially with his accuracy. Still lacks a strong arm on deep balls, but he can move for sure. I think he was viewed as a 6th rounder this summer; maybe that's improved, but he was never touted as anything more than a late round pick/undrafted FA.
Plus, look at their schedule so far:
- Bowling Green
- Alabama State
- South Alabama (they almost LOST that game)
- Colorado (the only defense worse than UW in the Pac-12)
- UW (dumpster fire defense)
- Utah
Now, Utah was a big time win for UCLA. And this game against Oregon is huge. I'll be there, but I don't think we're looking at a bona fide starting NFL caliber QB here. Hell, he might be the 2nd best QB at Autzen on Saturday. Bo Nix has been incredible since his dud vs. Georgia.
He looked like a deer in the headlights, but have to give him a bit of slack as he seemed to find out a few hours before the game that he was starting - and against a tough defense to boot. Whether he's another Malik Willis that can run like the wind but has a long way to go to play the position, remains to be seen. In any event, given the investment in Watson, he's going to be sitting and watching for a long time barring future injuries to Watson.This dude blows lol
Cleveland.com’s Mary Kay Cabot reports Browns QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson will start in Week 11.
It’s quite the surprise as the Browns essentially bench P.J. Walker after Deshaun Watson (shoulder) was declared out for the remainder of the season. Walker has been among the least accurate passers this season, but Thompson-Robinson — a fifth-round rookie — was abominable in his lone 2023 start against the Ravens in Week 4. He completed 53 percent of his attempts for 153 scoreless yards and three interceptions against Baltimore. DTR had four rushes for 24 yards in a blowout loss. Amari Cooper has one catch on six targets for 16 yards that day. DTR told Cabot he has improved since then. We’ll see in Week 11 against a shutdown Steelers defense.
Wondering the same thing. As a very new Njoku owner to get through TE bye week. I’m wondering if this is a good or terrible thing.Is there anyway this guy can put up fantasy points?
But he had superstar highlights in the preseason.He looked pretty damn bad in his one start.
preseason just one notch greater than a scrimmage.But he had superstar highlights in the preseason.He looked pretty damn bad in his one start.
He looked pretty damn bad in his one start.
preseason just one notch greater than a scrimmage.But he had superstar highlights in the preseason.He looked pretty damn bad in his one start.
I'll probably bench Cooper.He looked pretty damn bad in his one start.
I wish I had that option.I'll probably bench Cooper.He looked pretty damn bad in his one start.
OTOH, I'll keep the PIT defense this week.I wish I had that option.I'll probably bench Cooper.He looked pretty damn bad in his one start.
I wish I had that option.I'll probably bench Cooper.He looked pretty damn bad in his one start.
well said.Dear DTR:
Please play a lot better than you did against Baltimore. If you play like crap and lose to Pittsburgh then I don't think I can handle all the Steeler trash talk next week. It's bad enough this week hearing their fans complain because Baltimore and Cleveland are ahead of them in all of the power rankings.
Signed,
A disgruntled Brown fan for forty years who thought this year was actually going to be different.
Here's hoping he plays like Josh Dobbs and just balls out.Dear DTR:
Please play a lot better than you did against Baltimore. If you play like crap and lose to Pittsburgh then I don't think I can handle all the Steeler trash talk next week. It's bad enough this week hearing their fans complain because Baltimore and Cleveland are ahead of them in all of the power rankings.
Signed,
A disgruntled Brown fan for forty years who thought this year was actually going to be different.
Good coach decision to go with him over Walker.
Makes Elijah Moore & Njoku more PPR valuable and hurts A Cooper value. But short passes & improved ball control might be his only weapons.All his passes were under five yards
Probably true.Makes Elijah Moore & Njoku more PPR valuable and hurts A Cooper value. But short passes & improved ball control might be his only weapons.All his passes were under five yards
He’s a slightly better version of Malik Willis.All his passes were under five yards
i think that was game plan specific for this game.All his passes were under five yards
Maybe so.i think that was game plan specific for this game.All his passes were under five yards
Browns entire focus was safe passes and no turn overs.
i hope they start opening it up a little more this weekend.
well, to be fair, they had something like 40 yards passing the second half until the final drive.Maybe so.i think that was game plan specific for this game.All his passes were under five yards
Browns entire focus was safe passes and no turn overs.
i hope they start opening it up a little more this weekend.
I really question the opposing DC. Isn't that easy to stop or adjust to or something?
Browns HC Kevin Stefanski said, “We’ll see where this week goes based on, obviously, [his] health,” when asked about Dorian Thompson-Robinson playing in Week 13 against the Rams.
DTR left Sunday’s game against the Broncos with a concussion and is at risk of missing at least one game. Of course, underwhelming play on a team that’s a playoff contender could result in the Browns pivoting to Joe Flacco, regardless of DTR’s health. Thompson-Robinson and backup P.J. Walker have been two of the least efficient quarterbacks in the league and have gone 2-3 in their combined five starts. While Flacco isn’t gonna do anything to boost the Browns’ Super Bowl odds, he’s a veteran quarterback who should have enough left in the tank to keep the offense on schedule amidst a playoff push. Sitting at 7-4, the Browns have been carried by their defense for much of the season, Flacco could provide a little shot in the arm for an offense that features talented playmakers in Amari Cooper and David Njoku.
Dorian Thompson-Robinson (concussion) did not practice on Thursday.
We are rapidly approaching Joe Flacco starting his first NFL game since the Jets’ Week 18 finale last season. Thompson-Robinson said earlier on Thursday that he wasn’t sure if he’d be able to clear concussion protocol in time to play in Week 13 against the Rams, which would open the door for Flacco to start. At 7-4, the Browns are firmly in the playoff race and would likely benefit from having Flacco under center as opposed to DTR. It’s possible we’ll know by Friday whether or not it will be DTR or Flacco starting against the Rams.
Dorian Thompson-Robinson completed 11-of-24 passes for 82 yards and two interceptions in the Browns’ 21-14, Week 7 loss to the Bengals, adding three carries for 44 yards.
Thompson-Robinson was penciled in as the Browns’ QB2 this week, with Jameis Winston being relegated to the emergency third QB role. Starter Deshaun Watson went down with an Achilles injury, thrusting Thompson-Robinson into the game in the second quarter. He struggled to get much going against the Bengals defense, mostly completing short-area passes. Thompson-Robinson threw a pair of interceptions as well before exiting in the fourth quarter due to a finger injury. With Watson likely out for the season, the Browns have decisions to make about their quarterback situation. Thompson-Robinson was boosted into the QB2 role this week, but with Watson’s injury, Winston is back in the mix to start. The finger injury will also need to be looked at for Thompson-Robinson, but if he starts, he is no more than a fantasy QB3.
- Rotoworld