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  • Braylon must be a happy happy man after seeing DA crap his pants for the 3rd week in a row.. Edwards must be estatic. He must be laughing his arse off right now after DA's 2 of 17 29 yard performance saying ...man I'm glad I am away from that guy.

  • Braylon must be a happy happy man after seeing DA crap his pants for the 3rd week in a row.. Edwards must be estatic. He must be laughing his arse off right now after DA's 2 of 17 29 yard performance saying ...man I'm glad I am away from that guy.

    @sez.ej said:

    Braylon must be a happy happy man after seeing DA crap his pants for the 3rd week in a row.. Edwards must be estatic. He must be laughing his arse off right now after DA's 2 of 17 29 yard performance saying ...man I'm glad I am away from that guy.

    And in a few weeks Sanchez will be saying... Why did we pick up BE... He's couldn't catch the swine flu in a cold day in mexico eating raw bacon.

  • I'd rather go with Braylon than DA any day..

  • I'd rather go with Braylon than DA any day..

    @sez.ej said:

    I'd rather go with Braylon than DA any day..

    with Braylon 0-4

    without Braylon 1-0

  • WTF is the question on the throw speed and how fast the ball is moving?!?!??! IF YOUR IN THE NFL AND ARE A RECIEVER YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO CATCH THE BALL NO MATTER HOW FAST OR SLOW THE BALL IS THROWN!

    Heiden never has a problem catching the ball..

    @next-year said:

    WTF is the question on the throw speed and how fast the ball is moving?!?!??! IF YOUR IN THE NFL AND ARE A RECIEVER YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO CATCH THE BALL NO MATTER HOW FAST OR SLOW THE BALL IS THROWN!

    Heiden never has a problem catching the ball..

    Opposing DB's don't seem to have a problem catching DA's passes when thrown to them. In fact, I think we've seen two diving catch INT's in recent weeks.

    I'm starting to believe our WR's are a bunch of sissies and afraid to take a hit.

  • DA played bad this game. 2 for 17 is just bad I don't care how many dropped balls there are. And I would agree that not all the dropped balls are the receivers fault, I remember 2 that were behind the receiver a little bit. But the majority of dropped balls were right in their hands and that long pass to Royal was a wonderful pass and the only way it could have been easier to catch would have been to walk up and hand it too him.

    But, I remember last week people mostly agreeing that DA played well. But the Browns lost. I recall seeing people say, but did the Browns win? Well yes the Browns have won. Over the last 20 starts for DA while he has been playing horrible (and 15 rating is horrible) the Browns are 10 wins and 10 losses. The 10 games he has not started the Browns are 1 win and 9 losses (BQ is 1 Win and 5 losses).

    Did DA do anything to prove he is the man today? No he did not!! But, all off a sudden the RBs can run (both starters over 100 yards in his two starts) and the OL can block. Man he is lucky that when he plays that the OL decides to play better and the runners decide they can run the ball. Now if the receivers could decide that they could catch the ball then the Browns would be doing much better.

    Give credit for this game where it belongs, to the defense and the special teams. They both played great.

    Oh and how many penalties did the Browns offense have today? Try and look at the positives and I would agree that Da was not one of them, but he did not make the costly mistake to lose the game which is something that you might call an improvement.

    But man 2 - 17, that is bad.

  • WTF is the question on the throw speed and how fast the ball is moving?!?!??! IF YOUR IN THE NFL AND ARE A RECIEVER YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO CATCH THE BALL NO MATTER HOW FAST OR SLOW THE BALL IS THROWN!

    Heiden never has a problem catching the ball..

    @next-year said:

    WTF is the question on the throw speed and how fast the ball is moving?!?!??! IF YOUR IN THE NFL AND ARE A RECIEVER YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO CATCH THE BALL NO MATTER HOW FAST OR SLOW THE BALL IS THROWN!

    Heiden never has a problem catching the ball..

    If it's true that Heiden catches the ball, that should give people a clue. DA had a receiver back in college that caught every ball DA tossed his way for 2 years, the kid's sitting on a practice squad in Seattle right now, but catching DA's passes can be done. I wish coaching staffs valued route running and sure hands as much as they value a 40 time.

  • WTF is the question on the throw speed and how fast the ball is moving?!?!??! IF YOUR IN THE NFL AND ARE A RECIEVER YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO CATCH THE BALL NO MATTER HOW FAST OR SLOW THE BALL IS THROWN!

    Heiden never has a problem catching the ball..

    @next-year said:

    WTF is the question on the throw speed and how fast the ball is moving?!?!??! IF YOUR IN THE NFL AND ARE A RECIEVER YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO CATCH THE BALL NO MATTER HOW FAST OR SLOW THE BALL IS THROWN!

    Heiden never has a problem catching the ball..

    It has to do with reaction time. When it arrives with that velocity and isn't directly on target, it's much more difficult to adjust that quickly ... especially when it's traveling such a short distance. Basically, it's hard to catch the ball when you can't get your hands to where the ball has been thrown to fast enough.

  • @next-year said:

    WTF is the question on the throw speed and how fast the ball is moving?!?!??! IF YOUR IN THE NFL AND ARE A RECIEVER YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO CATCH THE BALL NO MATTER HOW FAST OR SLOW THE BALL IS THROWN!

    Heiden never has a problem catching the ball..

    Opposing DB's don't seem to have a problem catching DA's passes when thrown to them. In fact, I think we've seen two diving catch INT's in recent weeks.

    I'm starting to believe our WR's are a bunch of sissies and afraid to take a hit.

    @atenears said:

    I'm starting to believe our WR's are a bunch of sissies and afraid to take a hit.

    I don't buy that for Cribbs ... but maybe the rest are ... after all, they learned it from watching BE.

  • @hiwaygal said:

    How long do we have to wait for this to "work out with continued reps"?

    2 1/2 games.

  • Anything to explain away the QB.

    Look, I was blown away at the number of drops. However, two things stick out: it was multiple Browns receivers and Buffalo didn't have near the same drops. What's the constant?

    Maybe DA is 100% the victim here. Maybe not.

  • Anything to explain away the QB.

    Look, I was blown away at the number of drops. However, two things stick out: it was multiple Browns receivers and Buffalo didn't have near the same drops. What's the constant?

    Maybe DA is 100% the victim here. Maybe not.

    @greythan said:

    Anything to explain away the QB.

    Look, I was blown away at the number of drops. However, two things stick out: it was multiple Browns receivers and Buffalo didn't have near the same drops. What's the constant?

    Maybe DA is 100% the victim here. Maybe not.

    As Flugel has pointed out ... the opposing DB's don't seem to have a problem wanting the ball and catching DA's passes when given the opportunity.

    Did Robiskie ever make it off the Line of Scrimmage? Who's been coaching that kid since birth?

  • As Flugel has pointed out ... the opposing DB's don't seem to have a problem wanting the ball and catching DA's passes when given the opportunity

    Other than Royal's drop, the INT was DA's next most catchable pass. A beautiful floater tailor made to be caught. 😉

  • I personally like the statement in the OP's signature the best...

    Will changing the QB from DA to QB make the receivers catch the ball ?

    I'd also like to see a real QB behind center one day. Maybe they would catch the ball.

    (There you go OP, that quick fix might help me take your posts seriously now...)

  • @greythan said:

    Anything to explain away the QB.

    Look, I was blown away at the number of drops. However, two things stick out: it was multiple Browns receivers and Buffalo didn't have near the same drops. What's the constant?

    Maybe DA is 100% the victim here. Maybe not.

    As Flugel has pointed out ... the opposing DB's don't seem to have a problem wanting the ball and catching DA's passes when given the opportunity.

    Did Robiskie ever make it off the Line of Scrimmage? Who's been coaching that kid since birth?

    @atenears said:

    Did Robiskie ever make it off the Line of Scrimmage? Who's been coaching that kid since birth?

    That's the scarlet and gray sunglasses for ya. He wasn't that special at OSU - what makes anyone think he is going to be in the NFL might want to start thinking otherwise.