Colt McCoy's Injury Status
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I'm taking my tailgate talents to South Beach in two weeks, he better be playing when I get there.
What should you do?
Should you drink beer and grill brats?
Should you tailgate in Miami and not be a Browns fan?
Should you not tailgate with your friends?
They're your friends!
Should you be an away-fan villain?
Or should you just disappear?
Should you really believe you've ruined the Browns Board legacy?
What should you do?
Should you just delete the Steeler trolls from the Board and start over?
Stan, you are not a role model.
Should you be who the the Board wants you to be?
JUST DO IT!
What should you do?
Should you drink beer and grill brats?
Should you tailgate in Miami and not be a Browns fan?
Should you not tailgate with your friends?
They're your friends!
Should you be an away-fan villain?
Or should you just disappear?
Should you really believe you've ruined the Browns Board legacy?
What should you do?
Should you just delete the Steeler trolls from the Board and start over?
Stan, you are not a role model.
Should you be who the the Board wants you to be?
JUST DO IT!
lol, im sorry but thats some funny shit.
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hey it is just football. Injuries are part of the game. If Colt can't take it he should retire.
I remember Browns fans wishing Ben died in a motorcycle accident and most recently enjoying him getting sucker punched.
It would be funny to see Colt's career over.
Bens injuries were a result of him being a xxxxtard. Which is why he fits perfectly in Pittsburgh. Big dumb motorcycle driving rapist. Please go away. Go take a ride with Ben on his bike. Maybe get a tandem bike and let the aids blow thru your hair.
Bens injuries were a result of him being a xxxxtard. Which is why he fits perfectly in Pittsburgh. Big dumb motorcycle driving rapist. Please go away. Go take a ride with Ben on his bike. Maybe get a tandem bike and let the aids blow thru your hair.
Since we both have no problem with injury smack, I must admit I was quite elated after James Harrison knocked out the second Cleveland Clown during the 28-10 beatdown. Some serious smashing of those ugly pumpkin helmets eh?
BTW Clownfan with the selective memory, it was your ex solja boy Cleveland Clown that was being a xxxxtard...wheelies in a parking lot
... A car hit Ben while simply riding his bike.
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LT94: isn't it time you go pick up your wife from the east side wharf? i'm sure the bukkake fest must be over by now and she might need a shower. on the other hand that's the way you like her, all covered in other men's jizz. get out your straw and get lost dick.
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You guys do realize that the basis of this thread is an article in the Bleacher Report. Right?
And you do know that within ten minutes any of us could sign up for Bleacher Report and post an "article" on anything we want, without having to use our real names, without having to cite any sources, and without having to worry about one iota of accuracy or credibility.
So I wouldn't get too worried about anything that's ever "reported" on Bleacher Report if I were you.
BTW, the Bleacher Report article says, "...according to a report in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the injury is severe enough to merit shutting the quarterback down for the year..."
The funny thing is I can't actually locate any report in the Cleveland Plain Dealer that says that. Can any of you?
Yeah. Colt is injured. Maybe he'll miss a game. I hope not but maybe he will. But I'm sure not going to fret about his future until I see a report from a reliable source.
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Bens injuries were a result of him being a xxxxtard. Which is why he fits perfectly in Pittsburgh. Big dumb motorcycle driving rapist. Please go away. Go take a ride with Ben on his bike. Maybe get a tandem bike and let the aids blow thru your hair.
Since we both have no problem with injury smack, I must admit I was quite elated after James Harrison knocked out the second Cleveland Clown during the 28-10 beatdown. Some serious smashing of those ugly pumpkin helmets eh?
BTW Clownfan with the selective memory, it was your ex solja boy Cleveland Clown that was being a xxxxtard...wheelies in a parking lot
... A car hit Ben while simply riding his bike.Since we both have no problem with injury smack, I must admit I was quite elated after James Harrison knocked out the second Cleveland Clown during the 28-10 beatdown. Some serious smashing of those ugly pumpkin helmets eh?
BTW Clownfan with the selective memory, it was your ex solja boy Cleveland Clown that was being a xxxxtard...wheelies in a parking lot
... A car hit Ben while simply riding his bike.I am suprised Pittsburgh didnt grab Kellen Winslow. They have more douchebags then a stinky snatch convention.
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Bens injuries were a result of him being a xxxxtard. Which is why he fits perfectly in Pittsburgh. Big dumb motorcycle driving rapist. Please go away. Go take a ride with Ben on his bike. Maybe get a tandem bike and let the aids blow thru your hair.
Since we both have no problem with injury smack, I must admit I was quite elated after James Harrison knocked out the second Cleveland Clown during the 28-10 beatdown. Some serious smashing of those ugly pumpkin helmets eh?
BTW Clownfan with the selective memory, it was your ex solja boy Cleveland Clown that was being a xxxxtard...wheelies in a parking lot
... A car hit Ben while simply riding his bike.that is the stupidest thing I have ever seen...I love how steelers fans don't even realize the Winslow has played for Tampa Bay for what 2 years now? But still you are trying to compare one problem player with another? The funny thing is when we have a "problem" in the locker room we get rid of them (Winslow, Edwards, Stallworth), but you guys embrace problem players (Ben, Harrison).
Funny how a person like Terry Bradshaw has gone on the record several times calling Ben a f-in idiot, and even after one of your own says this you people still defend him...
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that is the stupidest thing I have ever seen...I love how steelers fans don't even realize the Winslow has played for Tampa Bay for what 2 years now? But still you are trying to compare one problem player with another? The funny thing is when we have a "problem" in the locker room we get rid of them (Winslow, Edwards, Stallworth), but you guys embrace problem players (Ben, Harrison).
Funny how a person like Terry Bradshaw has gone on the record several times calling Ben a f-in idiot, and even after one of your own says this you people still defend him...
Funny how a person like Terry Bradshaw has gone on the record several times calling Ben a f-in idiot, and even after one of your own says this you people still defend him...
I'm glad you brought this up because most Pissburgh fans go on record saying they hate Terry Bradshaw.
Yes, that Terry Bradshaw who took their beloved Stoolers to the Super Bowl those many times and solidified the Stoolers in the NFL, these same fairweather fans now hate him.
Funny how the so called "Greatest Fans in the NFL" can hate a guy who brought so much success to their hometown team.
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You guys do realize that the basis of this thread is an article in the Bleacher Report. Right?
And you do know that within ten minutes any of us could sign up for Bleacher Report and post an "article" on anything we want, without having to use our real names, without having to cite any sources, and without having to worry about one iota of accuracy or credibility.
So I wouldn't get too worried about anything that's ever "reported" on Bleacher Report if I were you.
BTW, the Bleacher Report article says, "...according to a report in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the injury is severe enough to merit shutting the quarterback down for the year..."
The funny thing is I can't actually locate any report in the Cleveland Plain Dealer that says that. Can any of you?
Yeah. Colt is injured. Maybe he'll miss a game. I hope not but maybe he will. But I'm sure not going to fret about his future until I see a report from a reliable source.
You guys do realize that the basis of this thread is an article in the Bleacher Report. Right?
And you do know that within ten minutes any of us could sign up for Bleacher Report and post an "article" on anything we want, without having to use our real names, without having to cite any sources, and without having to worry about one iota of accuracy or credibility.
So I wouldn't get too worried about anything that's ever "reported" on Bleacher Report if I were you.
BTW, the Bleacher Report article says, "...according to a report in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the injury is severe enough to merit shutting the quarterback down for the year..."
The funny thing is I can't actually locate any report in the Cleveland Plain Dealer that says that. Can any of you?
Yeah. Colt is injured. Maybe he'll miss a game. I hope not but maybe he will. But I'm sure not going to fret about his future until I see a report from a reliable source.
Um, Did you not read this guys profile who wrote the article. I mean he worked as a PA announcer for the Western and Southern Financial Group Masters and Women's Open. Now if that dont give you credibility I dont know what does.
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Rizzo's show on WKNR just reported McCoy has a high ankle and more than likely out 4 weeks. DAMN! What is it with this teams and the injuries every single year! I realize it's part of the game, but for cryin' out loud it seems like we have the most, and we're the most affected by them! 2 steps forward 3 steps back! It's very frustrating!
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hey it is just football. Injuries are part of the game. If Colt can't take it he should retire.
I remember Browns fans wishing Ben died in a motorcycle accident and most recently enjoying him getting sucker punched.
It would be funny to see Colt's career over.
hey it is just football. Injuries are part of the game. If Colt can't take it he should retire.
I remember Browns fans wishing Ben died in a motorcycle accident and most recently enjoying him getting sucker punched.
It would be funny to see Colt's career over.
Seriously, get a life!
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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81c5...le=HP_headlines
How is it possible that we are so lucky to have ALL THREE OF OUR QB's GO DOWN WITH THE SAME INJURY? It's not even funny at all to me. Just when I thought that we were finally getting over the hump and something positive was happening after the last 11 years of cursed football. It's like God is sitting on his throne just laughing his ass off right now... Of course it figures a team that is just ok suddenly decides to change everything about how they play the game (jaguars) and manages to take down the only glue that held this team together this season. Well now I predict the spiral of hell to begin heading towards the offseason. This will cost several people their jobs and destroy what little bit of continuity this team has finally generated. I'm left with my head held low with a strong feeling of disgust in the pit of my stomach. Welcome back monkey I kept the spot on my back warm for you...
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It is frustrating, but keep the faith. We're moving in the right direction. All we can hope for is continued growth, and for the kid to make a speedy recovery.
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It could always be worse. What if Colt never started a single game and all of us would still be wondering if he's any good or if he just plain sucks.
He got to start a few games and I know ill feel comfortable with him leading the offense next season. Espically with a few starts under his belt. Let him heal, work out, and come back next season to tear it up.
If he's this good now just imagine how good he will be once he actually gets some reps with the starters in camp and we get a legit #1 WR.
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Zombo said:
I think people are over-reacting a tad.Colt sprained his ankle so he has to sit for awhile. Sprained ankles heal up 100%.
Delhomme is a veteran and will keep our progess moving forward.
I'm looking forward to home game that we will win decisively and the fans can really enjoy.
Zombo
Right- there's various degrees of sprains- and let's hope Colts is less severe than Jake's or Seneca's. He could be back in a week or two.
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http://www.profootballweekly.com/2010/11/2...to-start-sunday
Browns QB Jake Delhomme will likely start Sunday vs. Carolina, his former team, head coach Eric Mangini indicated Wednesday.
According to reports, Mangini said that rookie QB Colt McCoy, who has started the last five games, suffered a high-ankle sprain Sunday at Jacksonville. McCoy is not practicing Wednesday. Mangini, according to The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer, said the Browns' recent experience with such injuries "tempers" his hopes that the promising rookie passer won't be out awhile — Delhomme and backup QB Seneca Wallace have each missed several weeks this year with similar injuries — but he also said he was "optimistic" McCoy would not miss 4-5 weeks with the injury.
Delhomme began the season as the Browns' starter but suffered an ankle injury in Week One at Tampa Bay. He relieved Wallace, who had suffered an ankle injury of his own, in Week Five vs. Atlanta, but Delhomme re-injured his ankle in a Browns loss and has not played since. He has completed 33-of-60 passes for 324 yards with one TD and four interceptions this season.
The way we see it
The Browns transitioned from Delhomme to Wallace, back to Delhomme, then to McCoy relatively smoothly in the first six weeks of the season, and Delhomme's expected return to the lineup comes against a Panthers defense he knows very well. The key for Delhomme is avoiding the costly turnovers that marked his last year in Carolina and have occurred too frequently even in his short stint (six quarters) in Cleveland.
In the short term, the Browns are relatively well-positioned to overcome McCoy's injury; this was to be Delhomme's starting job all along, and he is again healthy. That said, Delhomme is signed through just 2011, and he'll be 36 in January. In an ideal world, the Browns will get to evaluate some more game tape from McCoy, who's nonetheless made a strong case to be the starter going forward when healthy, as they decide how to proceed at the QB position next season, but the timing and nature of the injury is a double whammy for Cleveland.
Fantasy spin
Delhomme is only a viable option in very big leagues or two-QB formats. The Browns have thrown just eight TD passes in 10 games this season.
He is starting. Damn.
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I'd start Seneca Wallace. Why waste time with Delhomme who isn't going to be around very long anyhow? Or maybe give Delhomme this start against Carolina, but then follow the depth chart of McCoy-Wallace-Delhomme depending on who is healthy.
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I'd start Seneca Wallace. Why waste time with Delhomme who isn't going to be around very long anyhow? Or maybe give Delhomme this start against Carolina, but then follow the depth chart of McCoy-Wallace-Delhomme depending on who is healthy.
I'd start Seneca Wallace. Why waste time with Delhomme who isn't going to be around very long anyhow? Or maybe give Delhomme this start against Carolina, but then follow the depth chart of McCoy-Wallace-Delhomme depending on who is healthy.
They say Delhomme knows alot about the Carolina defense...and its hard to disagree. But next game I would start Wallace or McCoy if he is healthy. I am ok with starting Delhomme against the worst team in the NFL.
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Definatly think Jake should start against Panthers. Since he will have that extra incentive to win. Just like Fujita did against the Saints.
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