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  • Ten Browns starting QB's, past, present and future, listed by preseason passer rating in descending order.

    1. Colt McCoy – 32/44 – 496 yards – 4 TD – 3 INT – 111.6 rating (#3 WAS)

    2. Derek Anderson – 22/36 -- 332 yards – 2 TD – 1 INT – 98.4 rating (#2 CAR)

    3. Brady Quinn – 4/4 – 22 yards -- 0 TD – 0 INT – 89.6 rating (released by MIA)

    4. Luke McCown – 26/43 – 240 yards – 3 TD – 1 INT – 89.3 Rating (#2 NO)

    5. Bruce Gradkowski – 23/36 – 218 yards – 2 TD – 1 INT -- 87.5 rating (#2 PIT)

    6. Jason Campbell – 26/45 – 253 yards -- 3 TD – 2 INT – 77.4 Rating (#2 CIN)

    7. Brandon Weeden -- 34/57 – 388 yards – 2 TD – 2 INT – 77.2 rating (#2 DAL)

    8. Johnny Scramble -- 30/59 – 296 yards – 2 TD – 0 INT – 76.7 rating

    9. Brian Hoyer – 24/44 – 261 yards – 1 TD -- 1 INT – 70.4 rating

    10. Thad Lewis -- 17/33 – 168 yards – 0 TD – 2 INT – 41.0 rating (released by BUF)

  • ^ This has absolutely zero relevance whatsoever.

  • ^ This has absolutely zero relevance whatsoever.

    @walterwhite said:

    ^ This has absolutely zero relevance whatsoever.

    Yeh, that's my specialty.

    I do in-depth research on topics that are meaningless.

  • Brandon Weeden is among the NFL leaders in passing thus far, having a great day in a Cowboys uniform, posting a 111.oo QB rating, completing 13 outta 17 for 107 yards, with one TD, and zero INT's.

    All yinz here who had such a raging hardon for him should check out his highlight reel from that game.

    He looks great.

    Colt McCoy posted the same good numbers, completing 8 outta 9 for 102 yards, one TD, and no INT's for a 150.oo QB rating.

    Jason Campbell had an erratic outing, completing 8 passes, two of them for TD's and two for INT's, leading to a QB rating of 55.4.

    Thad Lewis completed 10 out of 16 for 87 yards, no TD and one INT. He did not look that good and might get cut if BUF keeps only 2 QB's.

    Check back later as more former Browns starters show that they can still play in the NFL.

    @dick-mellon said:

    Brandon Weeden is among the NFL leaders in passing thus far, having a great day in a Cowboys uniform, posting a 111.oo QB rating, completing 13 outta 17 for 107 yards, with one TD, and zero INT's.

    All yinz here who had such a raging hardon for him should check out his highlight reel from that game.

    He looks great.

    Colt McCoy posted the same good numbers, completing 8 outta 9 for 102 yards, one TD, and no INT's for a 150.oo QB rating.

    Jason Campbell had an erratic outing, completing 8 passes, two of them for TD's and two for INT's, leading to a QB rating of 55.4.

    Thad Lewis completed 10 out of 16 for 87 yards, no TD and one INT. He did not look that good and might get cut if BUF keeps only 2 QB's.

    Check back later as more former Browns starters show that they can still play in the NFL.

    Damn, by games that don't count Dickie, Connor Shaw should be ready to embark on a HOF career, as he posted the highest qbr of anyone this preseason.

    Did Wee-done finally learn to not throw underhand baseball flips to the other team? That's a good sign. But if Romo gets hurt, Wee-Done will revert to his 72 qbr count on it.

  • Weeden has the arm to be a great qb but lacks the wit. He's just dumb and plays scares. He makes same mistakes over and over again. You can't fix stupid!

    Love him getting caught under the flag.

    @usfbrown said:

    Weeden has the arm to be a great qb but lacks the wit. He's just dumb and plays scares. He makes same mistakes over and over again. You can't fix stupid!

    Love him getting caught under the flag.

    Exactly my assessment too....

    Great arm, but really really dumb. He's clearly a deer in the headlights when the game gets going.

    And he gets even worse when the cards are down, instead of stepping up......

    Weeden will look great until Romo goes down and the cowboys actually need him...then, as soon as "he's" the man, he will fail miserably

  • @usfbrown said:

    Weeden has the arm to be a great qb but lacks the wit. He's just dumb and plays scares. He makes same mistakes over and over again. You can't fix stupid!

    Love him getting caught under the flag.

    Exactly my assessment too....

    Great arm, but really really dumb. He's clearly a deer in the headlights when the game gets going.

    And he gets even worse when the cards are down, instead of stepping up......

    Weeden will look great until Romo goes down and the cowboys actually need him...then, as soon as "he's" the man, he will fail miserably

    @mudfly said:

    Exactly my assessment too....

    Great arm, but really really dumb. He's clearly a deer in the headlights when the game gets going.

    And he gets even worse when the cards are down, instead of stepping up......

    Weeden will look great until Romo goes down and the cowboys actually need him...then, as soon as "he's" the man, he will fail miserably

    I'm a Dallas fan and I'm seeing the same exact things in Weeden as you mentioned. He seems lost out there. Has a strong arm, but not much accuray, panics too easily, gets flushed too quickly and looks confused by vanilla pre season defenses. I'm really hoping Dustin Vaughan can be developed pretty fast...this kid looks much better in the pocket than Weeden so far.

  • @mudfly said:

    Exactly my assessment too....

    Great arm, but really really dumb. He's clearly a deer in the headlights when the game gets going.

    And he gets even worse when the cards are down, instead of stepping up......

    Weeden will look great until Romo goes down and the cowboys actually need him...then, as soon as "he's" the man, he will fail miserably

    I'm a Dallas fan and I'm seeing the same exact things in Weeden as you mentioned. He seems lost out there. Has a strong arm, but not much accuray, panics too easily, gets flushed too quickly and looks confused by vanilla pre season defenses. I'm really hoping Dustin Vaughan can be developed pretty fast...this kid looks much better in the pocket than Weeden so far.

    @oldschoolfan64 said:

    I'm a Dallas fan and I'm seeing the same exact things in Weeden as you mentioned. He seems lost out there. Has a strong arm, but not much accuray, panics too easily, gets flushed too quickly and looks confused by vanilla pre season defenses. I'm really hoping Dustin Vaughan can be developed pretty fast...this kid looks much better in the pocket than Weeden so far.

    I will light a candle for the Cowboys if they have the misfortune of watching Weeden in a real game.

  • @oldschoolfan64 said:

    I'm a Dallas fan and I'm seeing the same exact things in Weeden as you mentioned. He seems lost out there. Has a strong arm, but not much accuray, panics too easily, gets flushed too quickly and looks confused by vanilla pre season defenses. I'm really hoping Dustin Vaughan can be developed pretty fast...this kid looks much better in the pocket than Weeden so far.

    I will light a candle for the Cowboys if they have the misfortune of watching Weeden in a real game.

    @roycerolls said:

    I will light a candle for the Cowboys if they have the misfortune of watching Weeden in a real game.

    Thanks Man. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Romo doesn't go down this year. Maybe by next season, Vaughan will have progressed enough that we can cut Weeden, I'll be rooting for you guys against Pitsburgh...I haven't liked the Steelers since the 70's.

  • by the way, who was the best receiver in the league last year and who was throwing to him?

    whose other receiver was the future Hall of Famer, Greg Little?

    who's run game consisted of Willis McGahee?

    exactly how are the head coach as well as offensive and defensive coordinators rewarded at the end of the season?

    WSS

  • by the way, who was the best receiver in the league last year and who was throwing to him?

    whose other receiver was the future Hall of Famer, Greg Little?

    who's run game consisted of Willis McGahee?

    exactly how are the head coach as well as offensive and defensive coordinators rewarded at the end of the season?

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    by the way, who was the best receiver in the league last year and who was throwing to him?

    whose other receiver was the future Hall of Famer, Greg Little?

    who's run game consisted of Willis McGahee?

    exactly how are the head coach as well as offensive and defensive coordinators rewarded at the end of the season?

    WSS

    Lol this mad em laugh Steve.