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  • i'll put him above lewis right now.

    who knows playing for his home team might put a fire under his ass which will either make weeden step up or get run over.

  • Lombardi said two years ago that he believed that Hoyer was a starting QB.

    Ruining threads since 1897.
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  • wasn't there a bobby hoyer that played at OSU?

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  • Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo

    Lombardi said two years ago that he believed that Hoyer was a starting QB.

    @harry-buffalo said:

    Lombardi said two years ago that he believed that Hoyer was a starting QB.

    And in those two years since, two teams have disagreed with him.

    Really makes me believe in Lombardi.

    I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride
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  • There are plenty of olinemen that run the 40 faster than Hoyer.

    He ran a 5.02 out of college?

    Eh, whatever. He doesn't bring any qb controversy with him - for Weeden or Campbell....@@

  • miktoxicM miktoxic

    wasn't there a bobby hoyer that played at OSU?

    @miktoxic said:

    wasn't there a bobby hoyer that played at OSU?

    Bobby Hoying 1991-1995 OSU

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  • This signing has kind of over shadowed another signing that happened yesterday. B. Jackson was resigned to a one year deal. That means we have 7 RB on the roster right now. Makes me feel like our RB corps is going to be great after T. Richardson with the best sticking around.

    Also does anyone have any idea of who was released in order to make these two signings?

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  • Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo

    This signing has kind of over shadowed another signing that happened yesterday. B. Jackson was resigned to a one year deal. That means we have 7 RB on the roster right now. Makes me feel like our RB corps is going to be great after T. Richardson with the best sticking around.

    Also does anyone have any idea of who was released in order to make these two signings?

    @harry-buffalo said:

    This signing has kind of over shadowed another signing that happened yesterday. B. Jackson was resigned to a one year deal. That means we have 7 RB on the roster right now. Makes me feel like our RB corps is going to be great after T. Richardson with the best sticking around.

    Also does anyone have any idea of who was released in order to make these two signings?

    Marecik and the horse he rode in on?

    Zombo

  • Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo

    This signing has kind of over shadowed another signing that happened yesterday. B. Jackson was resigned to a one year deal. That means we have 7 RB on the roster right now. Makes me feel like our RB corps is going to be great after T. Richardson with the best sticking around.

    Also does anyone have any idea of who was released in order to make these two signings?

    @harry-buffalo said:

    This signing has kind of over shadowed another signing that happened yesterday. B. Jackson was resigned to a one year deal. That means we have 7 RB on the roster right now. Makes me feel like our RB corps is going to be great after T. Richardson with the best sticking around.

    Also does anyone have any idea of who was released in order to make these two signings?

    Yes, let's not focus on adding quality in the defensive secondary, let's just keep adding billions of running backs. Idiotic.

  • Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo

    This signing has kind of over shadowed another signing that happened yesterday. B. Jackson was resigned to a one year deal. That means we have 7 RB on the roster right now. Makes me feel like our RB corps is going to be great after T. Richardson with the best sticking around.

    Also does anyone have any idea of who was released in order to make these two signings?

    @harry-buffalo said:

    This signing has kind of over shadowed another signing that happened yesterday. B. Jackson was resigned to a one year deal. That means we have 7 RB on the roster right now. Makes me feel like our RB corps is going to be great after T. Richardson with the best sticking around.

    Also does anyone have any idea of who was released in order to make these two signings?

    I know there were four players released the other day.

    I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride
  • Cleveland Browns sign five players, release five

    Published: Monday, May 13, 2013

    By JEFF SCHUDEL
    [email protected]
    @jsbrownsinsider

    The Browns massaged their roster Monday by waiving five players signed this spring and adding five that were in minicamp this past weekend as tryout players.

    Defensive back Akeem Auguste, punter T.J. Conley, defensive lineman Nicolas Jean-Baptiste, defensive back Abdul Kanneh and linebacker Ausar Walcott were signed on Monday and will participate in the Organized Team Activities that begin Tuesday in Berea.

    Defensive back Kevin Barnes, wide receiver Mike Edwards, defensive lineman Paipai Falemalu, punter Jake Schum and defensive back Ricky Tunstall. Were waived.

    Conley spent training camp with the Jets in 2009 and 2010 after signed with them as an undrafted rookie in 2009. He was the Jets punter in 2011 and appeared in all 16 games. He punted 92 times for 3,926 yards (42.7 average) with 32 punts inside the 20-yard line. Conley spent training camp with the Minnesota Vikings in 2012. He will challenge Spencer Lanning for the vacant punting job.

    Jean-Baptiste spent four weeks on the Indianapolis Colts’ practice squad last season after being signed by the Ravens as an undrafted rookie.

    August, Kanneh and Walcott are rookies. Auguste posted 133 career tackles at South Carolina while started 22 of 43 games.

    Kanneh played two seasons at New Mexico Highlands University and intercepted nine passes, four of which he returned for touchdowns. He made 107 tackles.

    Walcott made 22 starts in 45 games at Virginia and totaled 128 career tackles, 1.5 sacks, four passes defensed and one fumble recovery.

  • Browns to Add Hoyer, Jackson 956134.jpg

    By Fred Greetham
    OBR Senior Browns Reporter

    Posted May 17, 2013

    The Browns have added free agent quarterback Brian Hoyer and running back Brandon Jackson.

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    According to multiple reports, the Browns have added free agent quarterback Brian Hoyer and running back Brandon Jackson.

    Hoyer was rumored to be among players that GM Mike Lombardi had an interest in during free agency but when he was tendered a second-round offer as a restricted free agent by the Cardinals, the Browns weren’t in the market as they did not have a second-round draft choice.

    However, the Cardinals released Hoyer Monday and he agreed to a two-year contract with the Browns according to Adam Caplan of SiriusXM radio. The former Cleveland St. Ignatius quarterback and North Olmsted native played his college football atMichigan State. He signed with the Cardinals last season.

    Hoyer (6-2, 215) was with the Patriots and has completed just 57 passes in four NFL seasons with two touchdowns and three interceptions. He was 30-of-53 for 330 yards last season with one touchdown and two interceptions.

    Rob Chudzinski was asked specifically after Thursday’s practice if Hoyer might be added or if the Browns planned to go to training camp with Brandon Weeden, Jason Campbell and Thaddeus Lewis as the team’s quarterbacks.

    “I think all of that will remain to be seen,” Chudzinski said. “We are coaching these guys up right now. I feel good with this group with what they are doing and how they have progressed. We will just move along and keep going in the same direction. As you saw today Brandon was working with the first group. Jason (Campbell) has been working with the second group and Thaddeus (Lewis) has gotten reps with the third group. We will continue along that way, it’s just too early right now to be able to say anything. It wouldn’t be smart to name a starter and all those types of things that we have gone through before.”

    Jackson was with the Browns the last two seasons and was an unrestricted free agent. He reportedly agreed to a one-year deal. Jackson was inactive for 13 games last season after missing his first season with the Browns after suffering a turf toe injury in the 2011 preseason.

    Jackson (5-10, 216) is 27 years old and carried the ball eight times for 54 yards in two games. His longest run was a 25-yard run against the Steelers.

    The Browns have not announced the signings as they will need to release two players to make room for Hoyer and Jackson.

  • I honestly think Hoyer signing is one move too much, adds too much confusion to our QB situation, should have just left it as it was, where as now prob have 3 QB with pretty much identical abilities. Even with Weeden as Starter getting all the reps, hate when too many questions asked when other QB's are hovering over like vultures waiting for scraps of failure with the starter. Though saying that liked Hoyers first ever TD in NFL when with Patriots very nice 50yd effortless toss for TD.

  • kamac19K kamac19

    I honestly think Hoyer signing is one move too much, adds too much confusion to our QB situation, should have just left it as it was, where as now prob have 3 QB with pretty much identical abilities. Even with Weeden as Starter getting all the reps, hate when too many questions asked when other QB's are hovering over like vultures waiting for scraps of failure with the starter. Though saying that liked Hoyers first ever TD in NFL when with Patriots very nice 50yd effortless toss for TD.

    @kamac19 said:

    I honestly think Hoyer signing is one move too much, adds too much confusion to our QB situation, should have just left it as it was, where as now prob have 3 QB with pretty much identical abilities. Even with Weeden as Starter getting all the reps, hate when too many questions asked when other QB's are hovering over like vultures waiting for scraps of failure with the starter. Though saying that liked Hoyers first ever TD in NFL when with Patriots very nice 50yd effortless toss for TD.

    I think Hoyer is strictly competition for Thad, I don't see two those two having similar athletic abilities as Weeds and Camps who are big boys with big arms ... but apparantly Camps is looking Bigger and Better so far ...

    http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000203104/article/jason-campbell-reportedly-outplays-weeden-at-otas

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    @kamac19 said:

    I honestly think Hoyer signing is one move too much, adds too much confusion to our QB situation, should have just left it as it was, where as now prob have 3 QB with pretty much identical abilities. Even with Weeden as Starter getting all the reps, hate when too many questions asked when other QB's are hovering over like vultures waiting for scraps of failure with the starter. Though saying that liked Hoyers first ever TD in NFL when with Patriots very nice 50yd effortless toss for TD.

    I think Hoyer is strictly competition for Thad, I don't see two those two having similar athletic abilities as Weeds and Camps who are big boys with big arms ... but apparantly Camps is looking Bigger and Better so far ...

    http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000203104/article/jason-campbell-reportedly-outplays-weeden-at-otas

    Zombo said:

    I think Hoyer is strictly competition for Thad, I don't see two those two having similar athletic abilities as Weeds and Camps who are big boys with big arms ... but apparantly Camps is looking Bigger and Better so far ...

    http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000203104/article/jason-campbell-reportedly-outplays-weeden-at-otas

    Yeah was just reading that myself, and if honest I can quite easily see Campbell pushing ahead of Weeden come pre-season games. I am sure Chud and Co. wont be stubborn enough to keep going with Weeden if they are seeing Campbell as the obvious better QB to start for the Browns, So all good as far as I'm concerned think I'm having prob one the best feeling about an upcoming season as had in good few years.

  • Blows my mind this thread is 20 deep about a 4th string QB......Only Browns fans give a shit about a 4th string QB

  • tampadawgsT tampadawgs

    Blows my mind this thread is 20 deep about a 4th string QB......Only Browns fans give a shit about a 4th string QB

    @tampadawgs said:

    Blows my mind this thread is 20 deep about a 4th string QB......Only Browns fans give a shit about a 4th string QB

    When your 4th string Qb might be just as good as your 1st I think you always have to take some interest especially when its one of Lombardi's love child interests. But yes I know what your saying, It would be good to just have that QB that is head and shoulders better than the others rather than this 2nd guessing every year as to who might be starting come opening day.

  • He is going to push for the 2nd spot. Thad will be on the roster up until the end of preseason because they are going to want to block him from being signed to the Eagles roster.

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  • The Browns were going to need at least 4 QBs on the roster in order to just get all the reps in with the WRs, RBs etc. on the 90 man roster. Even if they brought in an undrafted FA to be able to throw the ball. I guess they decided to actually acquire a guy that could possibly make the roster than just a camp fodder arm.

  • I can def. see a scenario in which Hoyer starts

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