5 QB’s In The Room
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I guess the steelers look forward to playing against watson again. They always won. Who knows. I don't know how much arm Flacco has left, don't know how good Pickett can be, I just don't know. lol.
If I had to guess, I'd say PIckett starts the season and surprises.
https://www.si.com/nfl/steelers/news/pittsburgh-steelers-major-news-browns-deshaun-watson
Delusion is often tantalizing.
And Mary Kay is a fucking hack.
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maybe four qb's in the room? I'm fine with three.
2 days agoThe Browns and Shedeur Sanders may not have a plan in place for each other. For this reason, the Browns could draft a QB with starting potential to replace Sanders. -
maybe four qb's in the room? I'm fine with three.
2 days agoThe Browns and Shedeur Sanders may not have a plan in place for each other. For this reason, the Browns could draft a QB with starting potential to replace Sanders.The Browns and Shedeur Sanders may not have a plan in place for each other. For this reason, the Browns could draft a QB with starting potential to replace Sanders
umm...we haven't even started TC yet.
They certainly have a backup plan though. Two first round picks. But that backup plan isn't just for Sanders. It's for Gabriel & Pickett too. We need one of those three to prove to be the future QB of the team. If not, then they'll decide who to keep as backup QB(s). But let's not put the cart before the horse.
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The Browns and Shedeur Sanders may not have a plan in place for each other. For this reason, the Browns could draft a QB with starting potential to replace Sanders
umm...we haven't even started TC yet.
They certainly have a backup plan though. Two first round picks. But that backup plan isn't just for Sanders. It's for Gabriel & Pickett too. We need one of those three to prove to be the future QB of the team. If not, then they'll decide who to keep as backup QB(s). But let's not put the cart before the horse.
umm...we haven't even started TC yet.
They certainly have a backup plan though. Two first round picks. But that backup plan isn't just for Sanders. It's for Gabriel & Pickett too. We need one of those three to prove to be the future QB of the team. If not, then they'll decide who to keep as backup QB(s). But let's not put the cart before the horse.
Relax, home boy didn't read his own link. He just saw the headline and fired away.
Click bait nonsense from a hack of a journalist desperate to put out content.
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umm...we haven't even started TC yet.
They certainly have a backup plan though. Two first round picks. But that backup plan isn't just for Sanders. It's for Gabriel & Pickett too. We need one of those three to prove to be the future QB of the team. If not, then they'll decide who to keep as backup QB(s). But let's not put the cart before the horse.
Relax, home boy didn't read his own link. He just saw the headline and fired away.
Click bait nonsense from a hack of a journalist desperate to put out content.
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The Browns and Shedeur Sanders may not have a plan in place for each other. For this reason, the Browns could draft a QB with starting potential to replace Sanders
umm...we haven't even started TC yet.
They certainly have a backup plan though. Two first round picks. But that backup plan isn't just for Sanders. It's for Gabriel & Pickett too. We need one of those three to prove to be the future QB of the team. If not, then they'll decide who to keep as backup QB(s). But let's not put the cart before the horse.
umm...we haven't even started TC yet.
They certainly have a backup plan though. Two first round picks. But that backup plan isn't just for Sanders. It's for Gabriel & Pickett too. We need one of those three to prove to be the future QB of the team. If not, then they'll decide who to keep as backup QB(s). But let's not put the cart before the horse.
It's just silly, but interesting to read some of the rumors, that's all. Just strange that there is any talk about this stuff at all. Sanders had a terrific chance, and he embarrassed the Browns with the serious speeding.
Like this one:
https://sports.yahoo.com/article/proposed-trade-sends-colorado-buffaloes-112759446.html
Proposed trade sends Colorado Buffaloes football legend Shedeur Sanders to Jaguars to reunite with Travis Hunter
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Interesting, a former Jets scout, a far better source for appraisals than stuffed shirt boy, ripped Sanders before the draft. The speeding ticket is just one indication that he was right.
Former Jets scout turns spotlight on Shedeur Sanders’ red flags, hours before 2025 NFL Draft
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Get to know Daniel Kelly, director of First Round Mock and a former NFL scout who has extensive experience with drafting athletes. -
umm...we haven't even started TC yet.
They certainly have a backup plan though. Two first round picks. But that backup plan isn't just for Sanders. It's for Gabriel & Pickett too. We need one of those three to prove to be the future QB of the team. If not, then they'll decide who to keep as backup QB(s). But let's not put the cart before the horse.
It's just silly, but interesting to read some of the rumors, that's all. Just strange that there is any talk about this stuff at all. Sanders had a terrific chance, and he embarrassed the Browns with the serious speeding.
Like this one:
https://sports.yahoo.com/article/proposed-trade-sends-colorado-buffaloes-112759446.html
Proposed trade sends Colorado Buffaloes football legend Shedeur Sanders to Jaguars to reunite with Travis Hunter
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Interesting, a former Jets scout, a far better source for appraisals than stuffed shirt boy, ripped Sanders before the draft. The speeding ticket is just one indication that he was right.
Former Jets scout turns spotlight on Shedeur Sanders’ red flags, hours before 2025 NFL Draft
Published Apr 24, 2025 14:51 GMT -
I guess the steelers look forward to playing against watson again. They always won. Who knows. I don't know how much arm Flacco has left, don't know how good Pickett can be, I just don't know. lol.
If I had to guess, I'd say PIckett starts the season and surprises.
https://www.si.com/nfl/steelers/news/pittsburgh-steelers-major-news-browns-deshaun-watson
Delusion is often tantalizing.
And Mary Kay is a fucking hack.
Delusion is often tantalizing.
And Mary Kay is a fucking hack.
I wouldn't call her a hack. Being a reporter in this day and age is a hard job. They have to push out so many column inches a week for the paper. Add in a digital blurb a day that can't be a mirror of what they put out for print, and this is the doldrums for NFL reporting, so they have to reach deep in to the barrel to put out some sort of content.
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Delusion is often tantalizing.
And Mary Kay is a fucking hack.
I wouldn't call her a hack. Being a reporter in this day and age is a hard job. They have to push out so many column inches a week for the paper. Add in a digital blurb a day that can't be a mirror of what they put out for print, and this is the doldrums for NFL reporting, so they have to reach deep in to the barrel to put out some sort of content.
I wouldn't call her a hack. Being a reporter in this day and age is a hard job.
Not that it was ever an easy job, but you used to have the newspaper, radio and the local TV channel news/sports/weather. Now there's ALL KINDS of outlets reporting stuff. And all kinds of ACTUAL hacks who think that what they think matters. Insiders, analysts, ex-players. Just look at some of the stuff that Calfox dredges up.
I think that she does a pretty decent job...compared to a lot of the others. And there's a LOT of others trying to horn in on the action....there's a LOT of competition.
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
I wouldn't call her a hack. Being a reporter in this day and age is a hard job.
Not that it was ever an easy job, but you used to have the newspaper, radio and the local TV channel news/sports/weather. Now there's ALL KINDS of outlets reporting stuff. And all kinds of ACTUAL hacks who think that what they think matters. Insiders, analysts, ex-players. Just look at some of the stuff that Calfox dredges up.
I think that she does a pretty decent job...compared to a lot of the others. And there's a LOT of others trying to horn in on the action....there's a LOT of competition.
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I wouldn't call her a hack. Being a reporter in this day and age is a hard job.
Not that it was ever an easy job, but you used to have the newspaper, radio and the local TV channel news/sports/weather. Now there's ALL KINDS of outlets reporting stuff. And all kinds of ACTUAL hacks who think that what they think matters. Insiders, analysts, ex-players. Just look at some of the stuff that Calfox dredges up.
I think that she does a pretty decent job...compared to a lot of the others. And there's a LOT of others trying to horn in on the action....there's a LOT of competition.
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I wouldn't call her a hack. Being a reporter in this day and age is a hard job.
Not that it was ever an easy job, but you used to have the newspaper, radio and the local TV channel news/sports/weather. Now there's ALL KINDS of outlets reporting stuff. And all kinds of ACTUAL hacks who think that what they think matters. Insiders, analysts, ex-players. Just look at some of the stuff that Calfox dredges up.
I think that she does a pretty decent job...compared to a lot of the others. And there's a LOT of others trying to horn in on the action....there's a LOT of competition.
Not that it was ever an easy job, but you used to have the newspaper, radio and the local TV channel news/sports/weather. Now there's ALL KINDS of outlets reporting stuff. And all kinds of ACTUAL hacks who think that what they think matters. Insiders, analysts, ex-players. Just look at some of the stuff that Calfox dredges up.
I think that she does a pretty decent job...compared to a lot of the others. And there's a LOT of others trying to horn in on the action....there's a LOT of competition.
There's something I found when I started my film reviews, that I onlu realized was significantly worse as I invested more and more time into this as a passion becoming a pursuit.
The internet has given people a voice. Most honestly shouldn't use it. But like being at any table for a gathering, you'll have original takes and words with substance; then you'll have those who repetitively mimic what they hear with minimum understanding, if not just outright repeating something with slightly altered phrasing to present as their own.
Or worse, those who say wildly inflammatory, short sided, inaccurate or poorly researched shit just to have a spot at the table and to make sure they are heard.
It's a FOMO, in a sense.
Football, especially with the advent of the YouTube analysts now, is chalked full of them and it has created an overwhelming, formulated approach to "reporting" that is anything but. No depth, little detail, but a shit ton of words.
I've previously used a lot of the Dawgs By Nature staff as my whipping boys. Barry Shuck in particular because he's supposed to be their film veteran. He's average at best with what he does. My Facebook exchange with him about the Browns IDL in 2022, in particular Tommy Togaiai, revealed the lack of depth behind his understanding of the game. But holy fuck, does he have daily content.
Truth be told, many journalists could have better content. They don't because its a combination of a lack of knowledge, a lack of focus and a desire to produce it. It's just easier to fart out a couple articles a week about the same shit you'll see a dozen other local media type report.
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Mary Kay writes for the masses...the casual Browns fan looking for a 'brief' update on Browns stuff. She's not playing to the small % that is the message board die-hards. They can go snoop that stuff out with some googling. She'll go as in depth as it pertains to the point of the media coverage of the player. Which is usually superficial stuff.
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Jimmy should be at DW’s wedding, after all he paid for it.
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Tony Rizzo has revealed that Browns owner Jimmy Haslam may already be looking toward the future as far as signal-caller is concerned.
Haslam's target? Texas Longhorns phenom Arch Manning.
“I know he would not admit it, and I know it’s nothing that they want to talk about, but I’m telling you the thirst that Jimmy Haslam has for Arch Manning is unmatched. Unmatched," Rizzo said. "You know the connection. The Haslams donated a ton of money to Tennessee. They have a good relationship with the Manning family. I don’t think it’s a coincidence they acquired a second first-round pick. ... It was described to me by a billionaire that said, ‘In a perfect world, that guy would be in Cleveland next year, and they would do anything to get him.'"
ESPN Cleveland@ESPNCleveland"The thirst that Jimmy Haslam has for Arch Manning is UNMATCHED," - @TheRealTRizzo has heard that the Browns owner LOVES him some Arch.
Thoughts?------------
Anyone know if the homeless guy is still around?
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Tony Rizzo has revealed that Browns owner Jimmy Haslam may already be looking toward the future as far as signal-caller is concerned.
Haslam's target? Texas Longhorns phenom Arch Manning.
“I know he would not admit it, and I know it’s nothing that they want to talk about, but I’m telling you the thirst that Jimmy Haslam has for Arch Manning is unmatched. Unmatched," Rizzo said. "You know the connection. The Haslams donated a ton of money to Tennessee. They have a good relationship with the Manning family. I don’t think it’s a coincidence they acquired a second first-round pick. ... It was described to me by a billionaire that said, ‘In a perfect world, that guy would be in Cleveland next year, and they would do anything to get him.'"
ESPN Cleveland@ESPNCleveland"The thirst that Jimmy Haslam has for Arch Manning is UNMATCHED," - @TheRealTRizzo has heard that the Browns owner LOVES him some Arch.
Thoughts?------------
Anyone know if the homeless guy is still around?
Tony Rizzo has revealed that Browns owner Jimmy Haslam may already be looking toward the future as far as signal-caller is concerned.
Haslam's target? Texas Longhorns phenom Arch Manning.
“I know he would not admit it, and I know it’s nothing that they want to talk about, but I’m telling you the thirst that Jimmy Haslam has for Arch Manning is unmatched. Unmatched," Rizzo said. "You know the connection. The Haslams donated a ton of money to Tennessee. They have a good relationship with the Manning family. I don’t think it’s a coincidence they acquired a second first-round pick. ... It was described to me by a billionaire that said, ‘In a perfect world, that guy would be in Cleveland next year, and they would do anything to get him.'"
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Anyone know if the homeless guy is still around?
I know there is a Haslam/Manning connection, but I just cannot see the Manning family allowing their kid to come to the Browns. I’m not even listing Arch Manning in the list of possible first round QBs in the 2026 Draft.
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Tony Rizzo has revealed that Browns owner Jimmy Haslam may already be looking toward the future as far as signal-caller is concerned.
Haslam's target? Texas Longhorns phenom Arch Manning.
“I know he would not admit it, and I know it’s nothing that they want to talk about, but I’m telling you the thirst that Jimmy Haslam has for Arch Manning is unmatched. Unmatched," Rizzo said. "You know the connection. The Haslams donated a ton of money to Tennessee. They have a good relationship with the Manning family. I don’t think it’s a coincidence they acquired a second first-round pick. ... It was described to me by a billionaire that said, ‘In a perfect world, that guy would be in Cleveland next year, and they would do anything to get him.'"
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Anyone know if the homeless guy is still around?
I know there is a Haslam/Manning connection, but I just cannot see the Manning family allowing their kid to come to the Browns. I’m not even listing Arch Manning in the list of possible first round QBs in the 2026 Draft.
I know there is a Haslam/Manning connection, but I just cannot see the Manning family allowing their kid to come to the Browns. I’m not even listing Arch Manning in the list of possible first round QBs in the 2026 Draft.
I don’t understand why Manning is viewed as even a potential 1st round pick anyway, other than his last name. He got beat out last year by a guy who was an eventual 7th round pick.
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