5 QB’s In The Room
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Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Browns QB Dillon Gabriel nominated for NFL Rookie of the Week honor despite bad game
Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Browns QB Dillon Gabriel nominated for NFL Rookie of the Week honor despite bad game
Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
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Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Browns QB Dillon Gabriel nominated for NFL Rookie of the Week honor despite bad game
Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
Yeah but he has so many bad throws not even the defenders have a shot at it because our WRs get no separation.
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Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Browns QB Dillon Gabriel nominated for NFL Rookie of the Week honor despite bad game
Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
Good research! He also had a completion % of 72.9 at Oregon last year. Pretty much any recent starting QB at Oregon has been successful - ie; Bo Nix, Dillon Gabriel, Dante Moore (this year 14 TD passes 1 INT 69.2 comp% record 8-1). That means Gabriel was in a program that understands how important the edges of pass pro & running game are to today's game. Any wonder why Cleveland has been an absolute culture shock for him? There's been a shit show running this team (and I don't care how much people want to tell me about this year's draft.
If we are going to count college - Sanders had a 74% completion rate with 37 TD to 10 INT last year. The difference is he didn't have another prong of attack to lean on or provide some sense of balanced attack. Here's a cut and paste from Goggle showing where Colorado's running game ranked while he was there:
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Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Browns QB Dillon Gabriel nominated for NFL Rookie of the Week honor despite bad game
Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
Which explains why the pesudo analytical front office chose him, they watched the stats instead of the player. No one else had a 3rd round grade on this backup.
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Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
Good research! He also had a completion % of 72.9 at Oregon last year. Pretty much any recent starting QB at Oregon has been successful - ie; Bo Nix, Dillon Gabriel, Dante Moore (this year 14 TD passes 1 INT 69.2 comp% record 8-1). That means Gabriel was in a program that understands how important the edges of pass pro & running game are to today's game. Any wonder why Cleveland has been an absolute culture shock for him? There's been a shit show running this team (and I don't care how much people want to tell me about this year's draft.
If we are going to count college - Sanders had a 74% completion rate with 37 TD to 10 INT last year. The difference is he didn't have another prong of attack to lean on or provide some sense of balanced attack. Here's a cut and paste from Goggle showing where Colorado's running game ranked while he was there:
Good research! He also had a completion % of 72.9 at Oregon last year. Pretty much any recent starting QB at Oregon has been successful - ie; Bo Nix, Dillion Gabriel, Dante Moore (this year 14 TD passes 1 INT 69.2 comp% record 8-1). That means Gabriel was in a program that understands how important the edges of pass pro & running game are to today's game. Any wonder why Cleveland has been an absolute culture shock for him? There's been a shit show running this team (and I don't care how much people want to tell me about this year's draft.
If we are going to count college - Sanders had a 74% completion rate with 37 TD to 10 INT last year. The difference is he didn't have another prong of attack to lean on or provide some sense of balanced attack. Here's a cut and paste from Goggle showing where Colorado's running game ranked while he was there:
Just baffling how they thought Gabriel was better than Shedeur. If they didn't like Shedeur on initial grading they should've just not drafted either one and stuck with Picket using that top 100 pick on a lineman or WR. Now they've been trying to prop up Gabriel from day one after realising what a mistake they made, stealing first team reps from even Flacco and the super processor they fraudulently announced was actually a x486 from the 80's rather than an Intel core processor.
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Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
Which explains why the pesudo analytical front office chose him, they watched the stats instead of the player. No one else had a 3rd round grade on this backup.
Which explains why the pesudo analytical front office chose him, they watched the stats instead of the player.
Well...not exactly true. After the draft Stef stated that he & Berry were watching Gabriel's tape and Stef asked, "Where does his height show as up an issue?". I'm sure they did research on him. And I had read that there was another team going to draft him before the Browns next pick. We'll take that with a grain of salt.
As much as I want the taller Sanders in the game....Gabriel, for a rookie 3rd round pick, has NOT played terrible...with a weak surrounding cast. He has not been a turnover machine (although he's had a number of INT's dropped by defenders...but that happens to all QB's).
I watched an All 22 of the game...and did he not see some receivers that were open or coming open? Yes. He's a rookie. The NFL game is fast. Did he make some bad throws? Yup. But he's made plenty of good throws too. - And the All 22 showed what he has to put up with from the OL......guys coming unblocked...guys not sustaining their blocks...bad OL communication...etc. But Yes, sometimes the OL was good and Gabriel moved the wrong way in the pocket, or didn't take advantage of the good protection to go through enough progressions. These can all be attributed to being a rookie.
One can find stats to suit anyone's argument I'm sure...Gabriel's completion percentage isn't great...but it's better than last year's #1 overall pick QB. It ain't easy being a rookie QB on a bad team.
I've predicted that we won't see Sanders at QB until the 49'er game. And though I've praised Gabriel here, he has not shown to be a guy to carry an offense. Sanders played with a bad OL & running game. He had to carry the team. He had to make things happen. So I think he should be put in right now as a last ditch effort to save the season. But Stef is married to him since the draft.
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
Which explains why the pesudo analytical front office chose him, they watched the stats instead of the player.
Well...not exactly true. After the draft Stef stated that he & Berry were watching Gabriel's tape and Stef asked, "Where does his height show as up an issue?". I'm sure they did research on him. And I had read that there was another team going to draft him before the Browns next pick. We'll take that with a grain of salt.
As much as I want the taller Sanders in the game....Gabriel, for a rookie 3rd round pick, has NOT played terrible...with a weak surrounding cast. He has not been a turnover machine (although he's had a number of INT's dropped by defenders...but that happens to all QB's).
I watched an All 22 of the game...and did he not see some receivers that were open or coming open? Yes. He's a rookie. The NFL game is fast. Did he make some bad throws? Yup. But he's made plenty of good throws too. - And the All 22 showed what he has to put up with from the OL......guys coming unblocked...guys not sustaining their blocks...bad OL communication...etc. But Yes, sometimes the OL was good and Gabriel moved the wrong way in the pocket, or didn't take advantage of the good protection to go through enough progressions. These can all be attributed to being a rookie.
One can find stats to suit anyone's argument I'm sure...Gabriel's completion percentage isn't great...but it's better than last year's #1 overall pick QB. It ain't easy being a rookie QB on a bad team.
I've predicted that we won't see Sanders at QB until the 49'er game. And though I've praised Gabriel here, he has not shown to be a guy to carry an offense. Sanders played with a bad OL & running game. He had to carry the team. He had to make things happen. So I think he should be put in right now as a last ditch effort to save the season. But Stef is married to him since the draft.
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Good research! He also had a completion % of 72.9 at Oregon last year. Pretty much any recent starting QB at Oregon has been successful - ie; Bo Nix, Dillion Gabriel, Dante Moore (this year 14 TD passes 1 INT 69.2 comp% record 8-1). That means Gabriel was in a program that understands how important the edges of pass pro & running game are to today's game. Any wonder why Cleveland has been an absolute culture shock for him? There's been a shit show running this team (and I don't care how much people want to tell me about this year's draft.
If we are going to count college - Sanders had a 74% completion rate with 37 TD to 10 INT last year. The difference is he didn't have another prong of attack to lean on or provide some sense of balanced attack. Here's a cut and paste from Goggle showing where Colorado's running game ranked while he was there:
Just baffling how they thought Gabriel was better than Shedeur. If they didn't like Shedeur on initial grading they should've just not drafted either one and stuck with Picket using that top 100 pick on a lineman or WR. Now they've been trying to prop up Gabriel from day one after realising what a mistake they made, stealing first team reps from even Flacco and the super processor they fraudulently announced was actually a x486 from the 80's rather than an Intel core processor.
Just baffling how they thought Gabriel was better than Shedeur. If they didn't like Shedeur on initial grading they should've just not drafted either one and stuck with Picket using that top 100 pick on a lineman or WR. Now they've been trying to prop up Gabriel from day one after realising what a mistake they made, stealing first team reps from even Flacco and the super processor they fraudulently announced was actually a x486 from the 80's rather than an Intel core processor.
Your screen name reminds me of an old adventure in college when I drank MD 20/20. Tell you what, if you drink that stuff - all our QBs will look good.
I had 2 different Draft Mags that projected Shedeur for round 1 (Athlon & Lindy's). Athlon & Lindy's had Gabriel projected for round 5.
The Browns got Gabriel in round 3 and Sanders in round 5. Even more interesting is now they think Gabriel is 6'0" so they're listing him as such.
As fate would have it, they honored their intuition/plan 1st - and they'll just throw Sanders out there without worrying how prepared/ready he is when it's time to do so. Right about now, my guess is Berry and Stefanski are thinking they need to be right about Gabriel in order to keep their careers going in Cleveland... Unfortunately, I have no reason to think they give a shit about Shedeur until I see one...
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Just baffling how they thought Gabriel was better than Shedeur. If they didn't like Shedeur on initial grading they should've just not drafted either one and stuck with Picket using that top 100 pick on a lineman or WR. Now they've been trying to prop up Gabriel from day one after realising what a mistake they made, stealing first team reps from even Flacco and the super processor they fraudulently announced was actually a x486 from the 80's rather than an Intel core processor.
Your screen name reminds me of an old adventure in college when I drank MD 20/20. Tell you what, if you drink that stuff - all our QBs will look good.
I had 2 different Draft Mags that projected Shedeur for round 1 (Athlon & Lindy's). Athlon & Lindy's had Gabriel projected for round 5.
The Browns got Gabriel in round 3 and Sanders in round 5. Even more interesting is now they think Gabriel is 6'0" so they're listing him as such.
As fate would have it, they honored their intuition/plan 1st - and they'll just throw Sanders out there without worrying how prepared/ready he is when it's time to do so. Right about now, my guess is Berry and Stefanski are thinking they need to be right about Gabriel in order to keep their careers going in Cleveland... Unfortunately, I have no reason to think they give a shit about Shedeur until I see one...
Your screen name reminds me of an old adventure in college when I drank MD 20/20. Tell you what, if you drink that stuff - all our QBs will look good.
I had 2 different Draft Mags that projected Shedeur for round 1 (Athlon & Lindy's). Athlon & Lindy's had Gabriel projected for round 5.
The Browns got Gabriel in round 3 and Sanders in round 5. Even more interesting is now they think Gabriel is 6'0" so they're listing him as such.
As fate would have it, they honored their intuition/plan 1st - and they'll just throw Sanders out there without worrying how prepared/ready he is when it's time to do so. Right about now, my guess is Berry and Stefanski are thinking they need to be right about Gabriel in order to keep their careers going in Cleveland... Unfortunately, I have no reason to think they give a shit about Shedeur until I see one...
Watching the Browns play MAKES me want to drink some MD 20/20
Two things that will define you: Your determination when you have nothing. Your attitude when you have everything. - Mike McCartney -
Your screen name reminds me of an old adventure in college when I drank MD 20/20. Tell you what, if you drink that stuff - all our QBs will look good.
I had 2 different Draft Mags that projected Shedeur for round 1 (Athlon & Lindy's). Athlon & Lindy's had Gabriel projected for round 5.
The Browns got Gabriel in round 3 and Sanders in round 5. Even more interesting is now they think Gabriel is 6'0" so they're listing him as such.
As fate would have it, they honored their intuition/plan 1st - and they'll just throw Sanders out there without worrying how prepared/ready he is when it's time to do so. Right about now, my guess is Berry and Stefanski are thinking they need to be right about Gabriel in order to keep their careers going in Cleveland... Unfortunately, I have no reason to think they give a shit about Shedeur until I see one...
Watching the Browns play MAKES me want to drink some MD 20/20
Watching the Browns play MAKES me want to drink some MD 20/20
Fire your own 21 gun salute
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Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Here’s the kind of surreal thing about Gabriel: after his first five starts, he has a touchdown to interception ratio of 3.5 touchdowns to 1 interception.
I’m in no way saying he’s playing well, but that is a true statement. If someone had told me back in August that after his first five games he’d be 3.5 touchdowns to every interception I would have been one giddy guinea.
Which explains why the pesudo analytical front office chose him, they watched the stats instead of the player. No one else had a 3rd round grade on this backup.
Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Which explains why the pesudo analytical front office chose him, they watched the stats instead of the player. No one else had a 3rd round grade on this backup.
I was baffled then and baffled now.
An OLineman or WR would have been nice there... (Then again, Berry's track record selecting WRs in the draft isn't stellar)
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Which explains why the pesudo analytical front office chose him, they watched the stats instead of the player.
Well...not exactly true. After the draft Stef stated that he & Berry were watching Gabriel's tape and Stef asked, "Where does his height show as up an issue?". I'm sure they did research on him. And I had read that there was another team going to draft him before the Browns next pick. We'll take that with a grain of salt.
As much as I want the taller Sanders in the game....Gabriel, for a rookie 3rd round pick, has NOT played terrible...with a weak surrounding cast. He has not been a turnover machine (although he's had a number of INT's dropped by defenders...but that happens to all QB's).
I watched an All 22 of the game...and did he not see some receivers that were open or coming open? Yes. He's a rookie. The NFL game is fast. Did he make some bad throws? Yup. But he's made plenty of good throws too. - And the All 22 showed what he has to put up with from the OL......guys coming unblocked...guys not sustaining their blocks...bad OL communication...etc. But Yes, sometimes the OL was good and Gabriel moved the wrong way in the pocket, or didn't take advantage of the good protection to go through enough progressions. These can all be attributed to being a rookie.
One can find stats to suit anyone's argument I'm sure...Gabriel's completion percentage isn't great...but it's better than last year's #1 overall pick QB. It ain't easy being a rookie QB on a bad team.
I've predicted that we won't see Sanders at QB until the 49'er game. And though I've praised Gabriel here, he has not shown to be a guy to carry an offense. Sanders played with a bad OL & running game. He had to carry the team. He had to make things happen. So I think he should be put in right now as a last ditch effort to save the season. But Stef is married to him since the draft.
Well...not exactly true. After the draft Stef stated that he & Berry were watching Gabriel's tape and Stef asked, "Where does his height show as up an issue?". I'm sure they did research on him. And I had read that there was another team going to draft him before the Browns next pick. We'll take that with a grain of salt.
As much as I want the taller Sanders in the game....Gabriel, for a rookie 3rd round pick, has NOT played terrible...with a weak surrounding cast. He has not been a turnover machine (although he's had a number of INT's dropped by defenders...but that happens to all QB's).
I watched an All 22 of the game...and did he not see some receivers that were open or coming open? Yes. He's a rookie. The NFL game is fast. Did he make some bad throws? Yup. But he's made plenty of good throws too. - And the All 22 showed what he has to put up with from the OL......guys coming unblocked...guys not sustaining their blocks...bad OL communication...etc. But Yes, sometimes the OL was good and Gabriel moved the wrong way in the pocket, or didn't take advantage of the good protection to go through enough progressions. These can all be attributed to being a rookie.
One can find stats to suit anyone's argument I'm sure...Gabriel's completion percentage isn't great...but it's better than last year's #1 overall pick QB. It ain't easy being a rookie QB on a bad team.
I've predicted that we won't see Sanders at QB until the 49'er game. And though I've praised Gabriel here, he has not shown to be a guy to carry an offense. Sanders played with a bad OL & running game. He had to carry the team. He had to make things happen. So I think he should be put in right now as a last ditch effort to save the season. But Stef is married to him since the draft.
I was speaking metaphorically, they obviously watched the tape but gleaned the wrong information from it and relied on stats instead. If they watched the tape with a critical eye it would be pretty obvious there had to be a lot of scheming at the college level to open passing lanes for him with his height limitations. How would that translate to the NFL, where everything is so much faster and those lanes would be much more difficult to attain? Plus even PFF ranked him amongst the lowest FBS QBs attempting passes of more than 20 yds so I wonder which stats they were looking at. People who do this for a living had a 4th-5th grade on him but our brainiacs wasted a top 100 pick on him.
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Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Which explains why the pesudo analytical front office chose him, they watched the stats instead of the player. No one else had a 3rd round grade on this backup.
I was baffled then and baffled now.
An OLineman or WR would have been nice there... (Then again, Berry's track record selecting WRs in the draft isn't stellar)
I was baffled then and baffled now.
An OLineman or WR would have been nice there... (Then again, Berry's track record selecting WRs in the draft isn't stellar)
True. And has he done any better at OL? His best pick may be a guy that hasn't earned a starting job yet (6th round pick Luke Wypler). I can see him starting at Center or OG in the near future.
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Our own DG was nominated for rookie of the week. No, it's not a joke or satire.
Which explains why the pesudo analytical front office chose him, they watched the stats instead of the player. No one else had a 3rd round grade on this backup.
I was baffled then and baffled now.
An OLineman or WR would have been nice there... (Then again, Berry's track record selecting WRs in the draft isn't stellar)
I was baffled then and baffled now.
An OLineman or WR would have been nice there... (Then again, Berry's track record selecting WRs in the draft isn't stellar)
Berry should have left when Depot left. Totally missed the OL boat their entire time here. You can't win without going inside out.
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I was baffled then and baffled now.
An OLineman or WR would have been nice there... (Then again, Berry's track record selecting WRs in the draft isn't stellar)
Berry should have left when Depot left. Totally missed the OL boat their entire time here. You can't win without going inside out.
Berry should have left when Depot left. Totally missed the OL boat their entire time here. You can't win without going inside out.
You can see the quality of play decline year after year with the departure of John Dorsey.
I’ve always been a believer that the person(s) drafting the players are the single biggest element in an NFL organization.
You can have Vince Lombardi or Tom Landry on the sidelines, but if you have a roster full of scrubs it doesn’t matter.
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Unfortunately, the Jets now have TWO 1st round picks in 2026 + THREE 1st round picks in 2027 + TWO 2nd round picks in 2026. My guess is whoever holds the 1st overall pick will be aware of this.
Right. The Jets are our royal PITA team in terms of the draft. They're in crazy mode. They're liable to throw the kitchen sink at the #1 pick holder. I don't know that we want to get into that kind of a war. The easiest way is to lose out. I bet that gets us the #1 overall.
We've got a couple of what would be called winnable games coming up against the Raiders & Titans. But our offense is so pathetic that we would really have to play a perfect game to beat the worst teams in the league.
The ironic thing is that the rest of the division keeps coming back to us. We're only 3 games out of 1st place. And we play them once yet. The division title is still within reach. And yet I wouldn't be able to find a sane person that would think we'd have a snowball's chance in Hell...
I honestly believe that the ONLY chance we have at winning the division is by putting in Sanders at QB for the very next game. And this is ONLY because we can't say for 100% certain that Sanders won't be the better QB. This particular group of offensive players that we trot onto the field every week requires the QB to carry them. I think that we've seen that it's not going to be Gabriel at this point in time...and truly it's unfair to expect a rookie QB to be able to do that...but it's what is required to save the season.
Right now we need a QB that has shown the ability to make things happen. To make plays. And to make plays out of nothing...that would be more up Sanders' alley.
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Your screen name reminds me of an old adventure in college when I drank MD 20/20. Tell you what, if you drink that stuff - all our QBs will look good.
I had 2 different Draft Mags that projected Shedeur for round 1 (Athlon & Lindy's). Athlon & Lindy's had Gabriel projected for round 5.
The Browns got Gabriel in round 3 and Sanders in round 5. Even more interesting is now they think Gabriel is 6'0" so they're listing him as such.
As fate would have it, they honored their intuition/plan 1st - and they'll just throw Sanders out there without worrying how prepared/ready he is when it's time to do so. Right about now, my guess is Berry and Stefanski are thinking they need to be right about Gabriel in order to keep their careers going in Cleveland... Unfortunately, I have no reason to think they give a shit about Shedeur until I see one...
Watching the Browns play MAKES me want to drink some MD 20/20
Watching the Browns play MAKES me want to drink some MD 20/20
Nothing says "Welcome to Happy Hour" quite like it CD. Watching 3 hours of depressing football can make anyone want a strong depressant or 2...
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I was baffled then and baffled now.
An OLineman or WR would have been nice there... (Then again, Berry's track record selecting WRs in the draft isn't stellar)
Berry should have left when Depot left. Totally missed the OL boat their entire time here. You can't win without going inside out.
Berry should have left when Depot left. Totally missed the OL boat their entire time here. You can't win without going inside out.
have these guys shown any worth
56 C 6-3 303 24 3 Ohio State Zak Zinter 70 G 6-6 310 24 2 Michigan -
Berry should have left when Depot left. Totally missed the OL boat their entire time here. You can't win without going inside out.
have these guys shown any worth
56 C 6-3 303 24 3 Ohio State Zak Zinter 70 G 6-6 310 24 2 Michigan have these guys shown any worth
56 C 6-3 303 24 3 Ohio State Zak Zinter 70 G 6-6 310 24 2 Michigan Small(er) sample size(s)
But the early returns are not good.
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Good research! He also had a completion % of 72.9 at Oregon last year. Pretty much any recent starting QB at Oregon has been successful - ie; Bo Nix, Dillion Gabriel, Dante Moore (this year 14 TD passes 1 INT 69.2 comp% record 8-1). That means Gabriel was in a program that understands how important the edges of pass pro & running game are to today's game. Any wonder why Cleveland has been an absolute culture shock for him? There's been a shit show running this team (and I don't care how much people want to tell me about this year's draft.
If we are going to count college - Sanders had a 74% completion rate with 37 TD to 10 INT last year. The difference is he didn't have another prong of attack to lean on or provide some sense of balanced attack. Here's a cut and paste from Goggle showing where Colorado's running game ranked while he was there:
Just baffling how they thought Gabriel was better than Shedeur. If they didn't like Shedeur on initial grading they should've just not drafted either one and stuck with Picket using that top 100 pick on a lineman or WR. Now they've been trying to prop up Gabriel from day one after realising what a mistake they made, stealing first team reps from even Flacco and the super processor they fraudulently announced was actually a x486 from the 80's rather than an Intel core processor.
Just baffling how they thought Gabriel was better than Shedeur. If they didn't like Shedeur on initial grading they should've just not drafted either one and stuck with Picket using that top 100 pick on a lineman or WR. Now they've been trying to prop up Gabriel from day one after realising what a mistake they made, stealing first team reps from even Flacco and the super processor they fraudulently announced was actually a x486 from the 80's rather than an Intel core processor.
I hear ya MD; but they put their glutes on the line making Gabriel their plan in round 3. He's gonna get the favoritism and extra chances Shedeur won't receive whether we like it or not unfortunately.
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