The first two words of that title explains a lot why Shedeur is not close to starting yet.
I'm not sure how anybody who watched college football last year would rate Gabriel over Sanders, but here we are.
You mean the guy with the 2nd most passing yards and passing TDs ever in college football. The one with the 13-1 record and playoff appearances and games against B10 programs. Yeah, that guy has no chance to be good.But, but, Deion is so cool, and I don’t follow college football at all but ESPN told me that Colorado was good because Deion is a legendary coach. I don’t know or care that he only went to one bowl game and lost it in the two years he was at Colorado.I'm not sure how anybody who watched college football last year would rate Gabriel over Sanders, but here we are.
Is thisYou mean the guy with the 2nd most passing yards and passing TDs ever in college football. The one with the 13-1 record and playoff appearances and games against B10 programs. Yeah, that guy has no chance to be good.
But the kid that Daddy pulled along and went 13-12 in college. He's the star?? Maybe he gets good. He is not now, or he'd be on the field.
No real dog in the fight, but Gabriel was a 6 year (64 game) starter. I'd hope he was near the top in college career numbers. He basically played twice as much as most college QBs.I'm not sure how anybody who watched college football last year would rate Gabriel over Sanders, but here we are.
Is thisYou mean the guy with the 2nd most passing yards and passing TDs ever in college football. The one with the 13-1 record and playoff appearances and games against B10 programs. Yeah, that guy has no chance to be good.
But the kid that Daddy pulled along and went 13-12 in college. He's the star?? Maybe he gets good. He is not now, or he'd be on the field.
That's pretty funny. They should have stopped at Baker Mayfield, #1 overall draft pick. He had a bad throwing arm and played through it is why his numbers were down the year they gave up on him. Paid the most guaranteed money ever to a guy with sexual lawsuit from over a dozen 'victims' hanging over his head. I've heard DeShaun Watson is rehabbing furiously and knee recovery is going well though. He's been terrible so far with Cleveland though.Victory laps? Pfft
In 10 years will it even matter?
Heck, in 2 will it?
Where's that Browns QB jersey pic with all those names on it? Has it been updated?
I'm sure they will be LEGENDARY.I'm glad we're getting a lot of folks on the record here....looking forward to the victory laps.
It's page 33 and it hasnt began yet. Good lord.The Shedeur Sanders watch has officially begun...
You know what I meant, Slick.It's page 33 and it hasnt began yet. Good lord.The Shedeur Sanders watch has officially begun...
Yeah, dude didn’t even get his number retired.No real dog in the fight, but Gabriel was a 6 year (64 game) starter. I'd hope he was near the top in college career numbers. He basically played twice as much as most college QBs.I'm not sure how anybody who watched college football last year would rate Gabriel over Sanders, but here we are.
Is thisYou mean the guy with the 2nd most passing yards and passing TDs ever in college football. The one with the 13-1 record and playoff appearances and games against B10 programs. Yeah, that guy has no chance to be good.
But the kid that Daddy pulled along and went 13-12 in college. He's the star?? Maybe he gets good. He is not now, or he'd be on the field.
Being high in career college numbers is kind of meaningless when it comes to projecting NFL success, in fact, one could argue if he was a good prospect he wouldn't have been in college that long.
The only QB in the top-20 career yardage with NFL success is Baker Mayfield (we'll see on Bo Nix) The only NFL success QBs in the top-20 career pass TDs are Mayfield and Derek Carr. Otherwise, its a bunch of career backups like Case Kennum, Ty Detmer, or Mason Rudolph, or guys who weren't NFL caliber guys like Timmy Chang, Graham Harrell, or current Saints HC Kellen Moore.
ETA: 2nd most snaps played in college history behind only Timmy Chang
Not for the Browns. Plus, since Gabriel is rostered in a lot of leagues (especially superflex and dynasty), then Shedeur deserves to be rostered if he's starting.All Browns QBs are waiver wire guys.
Is Gabriel ready? Ready or not, he's not a starting NFL QB. I question if he can even be a quality backup.Please let SS play a half game, so everyone shuts up and sees he's NOT READY and not good like they think and not an NFL QB.
He'll be a journeyman backup qb if anything.
I was implying all should be ww guys. SF notwithstanding.Not for the Browns. Plus, since Gabriel is rostered in a lot of leagues (especially superflex and dynasty), then Shedeur deserves to be rostered if he's starting.All Browns QBs are waiver wire guys.
As soon as Sanders was drafted (in the 5th round, no less), he became Cleveland's only hope this season. It doesn't mean Shedeur is going to be a decent NFL starter...only that he's their best chance.
I would think that’s exactly what they would want to do: find out if either of them can be the future at the position, and if not, that can inform how they want to address the position in the offseason.I get the temptation to switch after the bye, but you don't want to come to the realization that none of them can play with six weeks of the season remaining.
I would think that’s exactly what they would want to do: find out if either of them can be the future at the position, and if not, that can inform how they want to address the position in the offseason.I get the temptation to switch after the bye, but you don't want to come to the realization that none of them can play with six weeks of the season remaining.
Fair - just recall some quotes earlier in the season (don’t recall from whom) that both QBs will play this year because they want to see what they have in them. Maybe things have changed - who knows.I would think that’s exactly what they would want to do: find out if either of them can be the future at the position, and if not, that can inform how they want to address the position in the offseason.I get the temptation to switch after the bye, but you don't want to come to the realization that none of them can play with six weeks of the season remaining.
The point is that a team typically isn't going to give their 3rd round pick only four starts(?) before writing him off for the sake of giving an immature 5th rounder that hasn't earned it the potential for an 8-week look.
I'm certainly not betting on Gabriel in any scenario, but you can probably write him off entirely if you pull the plug now. If you pull the plug now and Sanders also struggles weeks 10 & 11, you probably lose the entire team with a long stretch of games still remaining on the schedule. Granted, it can also go that way if you continue to roll out Gabriel week after week with zero progress, but I'd be shocked if he's not out there week 10. Give him several weeks and if all else fails, he probably takes a knock that let's him save face while giving Shedeur gets his shot. You wouldn't worry about any of this coddling if Shedeur was killing it behind the scenes and you thought he could lead you to the playoffs. I just don't think he's giving them any reason to call time of death on their 3rd round pick after four starts.
Fair - just recall some quotes earlier in the season (don’t recall from whom) that both QBs will play this year because they want to see what they have in them. Maybe things have changed - who knows.I would think that’s exactly what they would want to do: find out if either of them can be the future at the position, and if not, that can inform how they want to address the position in the offseason.I get the temptation to switch after the bye, but you don't want to come to the realization that none of them can play with six weeks of the season remaining.
The point is that a team typically isn't going to give their 3rd round pick only four starts(?) before writing him off for the sake of giving an immature 5th rounder that hasn't earned it the potential for an 8-week look.
I'm certainly not betting on Gabriel in any scenario, but you can probably write him off entirely if you pull the plug now. If you pull the plug now and Sanders also struggles weeks 10 & 11, you probably lose the entire team with a long stretch of games still remaining on the schedule. Granted, it can also go that way if you continue to roll out Gabriel week after week with zero progress, but I'd be shocked if he's not out there week 10. Give him several weeks and if all else fails, he probably takes a knock that let's him save face while giving Shedeur gets his shot. You wouldn't worry about any of this coddling if Shedeur was killing it behind the scenes and you thought he could lead you to the playoffs. I just don't think he's giving them any reason to call time of death on their 3rd round pick after four starts.
I can't imagine Gabriel sees week 11 if he gets the call week 10 against the Jets coming off a bye week and loses, especially considering how unprepared he's looked playing.I think Gabriel gets weeks 10 through 12 at minimum. If there's no traction, give Shedeur a long enough look so you can rip the band-aid off and be done with it. Three weeks will do. Four or five would be better if Gabriel isn't giving you anything very compelling.
I get the temptation to switch after the bye, but you don't want to come to the realization that none of them can play with six weeks of the season remaining.
Please let SS play a half game, so everyone shuts up and sees he's NOT READY and not good like they think and not an NFL QB.
He'll be a journeyman backup qb if anything.
Remember when Trent Green went down in the preseason in 1999 and an unknown Arena Football League player won the NFL league MVP and Super Bowl MVP?Please let SS play a half game, so everyone shuts up and sees he's NOT READY and not good like they think and not an NFL QB.
He'll be a journeyman backup qb if anything.
If he is not ready, then how do you infer he is not an NFL QB? Might not be now, may well never be, but there is nothing to lose by trial by fire at this stage