Brian Hoyer-hating seems misguided and misplaced
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"off the field antics" then use then word "Twatwater".
Are you a pe teacher?
You have to understand one of the uber-moderators (and that isn't me), has the power to auto correct words. I didn't realize he was having fun with Teddy. So Bridge-water becomes Twatwater. Bee-ber becomes Tiny Canadian Pussy Douche. Bark-ing Ha-rd becomes Brady Quinn Homo Fan club. There's a few others. I have spell check running.

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but yet people don't see that when talking about gilbert.
Gilbert has improved quite a bit.
Still a long way to go, but he's definitely making progress.
The System he came into hasn't helped him much either - putting a Rookie out on an Island by himself and expecting our non-existent Pass Rush to minimize his cover time = what we saw early on.
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I don't give a damn what Johnny did at A&M. Ohio ain't Texas and the NFL ain't college. He's only played one game when the temperature was less than 50 degrees and he lost. It's pretty damn cold on Lake Erie in the winter, and if you ever played football (especially QB), it ain't as easy as 70 degree weather. I don't like Manzeil because he made a horrible first impression with me, and in MHO I think he's way over rated. With that being said, If and when he's the starter I will still be a Browns fan and will cheer for Manzeil.
GO BROWNS!
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I have been watching Texas A&M football my entire life so when Johnny got drafted by the Browns I decided they were going to be my team. I studied up on the players and coaches and was ready to go all in for the season. When Hoyer won the job I figured like most that it was just a matter of time before Johnny got in. But it seems that isn't going to happen for a while.
I am trying my best to root for this team, but it is very hard to be unbiased. I don't think anybody can say Hoyer hasn't done a good job as the starter. It is hard to argue with 5 wins. He has played very well at the end of games to win them and he limits his mistakes. However his play during stretches of some games, especially the first half, has been downright awful. Some of the blame has to go to the running game and o line, but I can't imagine the better quarterbacks in the league struggling as bad as Hoyer. I think at this point in his career this is who Hoyer is. Can make some good throws but is never going to elevate the team to new heights.
It seems most of you never actually watched Johnny at A&M. You only go off of what you saw in the preseason. For those of you that want to compare Johnny to the likes of Tim Tebow, Brady Quinn, Vince Young, Matt Leinart, RG3, Colt Mccoy, and others you are a little off. Obviously success in college doesn't always translate to the NFL but Johnny was on a whole other level to those guys. Just look at the stats and tape and it is not even close. Johnny didn't win championships sure but he was only at A&M for his freshman and sophomore years and his teams were nowhere near as good as the teams the other quarterbacks had.
Some of the concerns you all have about him are unfounded. Johnny is as durable as they come. He isn't RG3 or Vick. His first year at A&M he ran 201 times and missed less than a quarter because a guy rolled over on his ankle after the play was over. His second year he injured his thumb hitting a helmet but that was basically it. The only reason he rarely slid or ran out of bounds is because A&M's defense was horrible and every yard was important. His arm is a lot better that people think too. His passing was best in the nation by a lot of statistics. He rarely missed guys. Most of the interceptions he threw were, again, because of A&M's defense, he couldn't just throw it away and punt. And finally his running ability was the best I have ever seen. You can give me Hoyer's passing numbers but he has -3 rushing yards. The simple threat of Johnny running ability will help the running backs a little bit and the few times Hoyer threw an incomplete pass Johnny might have ran for 20 yards.
If Johnny isn't playing because he isn't ready then I am fine having him sit the bench. But if he isn't playing because Hoyer has played just good enough to not get benched then I really think they need to make the switch.
I have been watching Texas A&M football my entire life so when Johnny got drafted by the Browns I decided they were going to be my team. I studied up on the players and coaches and was ready to go all in for the season. When Hoyer won the job I figured like most that it was just a matter of time before Johnny got in. But it seems that isn't going to happen for a while.
I am trying my best to root for this team, but it is very hard to be unbiased. I don't think anybody can say Hoyer hasn't done a good job as the starter. It is hard to argue with 5 wins. He has played very well at the end of games to win them and he limits his mistakes. However his play during stretches of some games, especially the first half, has been downright awful. Some of the blame has to go to the running game and o line, but I can't imagine the better quarterbacks in the league struggling as bad as Hoyer. I think at this point in his career this is who Hoyer is. Can make some good throws but is never going to elevate the team to new heights.
It seems most of you never actually watched Johnny at A&M. You only go off of what you saw in the preseason. For those of you that want to compare Johnny to the likes of Tim Tebow, Brady Quinn, Vince Young, Matt Leinart, RG3, Colt Mccoy, and others you are a little off. Obviously success in college doesn't always translate to the NFL but Johnny was on a whole other level to those guys. Just look at the stats and tape and it is not even close. Johnny didn't win championships sure but he was only at A&M for his freshman and sophomore years and his teams were nowhere near as good as the teams the other quarterbacks had.
Some of the concerns you all have about him are unfounded. Johnny is as durable as they come. He isn't RG3 or Vick. His first year at A&M he ran 201 times and missed less than a quarter because a guy rolled over on his ankle after the play was over. His second year he injured his thumb hitting a helmet but that was basically it. The only reason he rarely slid or ran out of bounds is because A&M's defense was horrible and every yard was important. His arm is a lot better that people think too. His passing was best in the nation by a lot of statistics. He rarely missed guys. Most of the interceptions he threw were, again, because of A&M's defense, he couldn't just throw it away and punt. And finally his running ability was the best I have ever seen. You can give me Hoyer's passing numbers but he has -3 rushing yards. The simple threat of Johnny running ability will help the running backs a little bit and the few times Hoyer threw an incomplete pass Johnny might have ran for 20 yards.
If Johnny isn't playing because he isn't ready then I am fine having him sit the bench. But if he isn't playing because Hoyer has played just good enough to not get benched then I really think they need to make the switch.
Although Hoyer has been in the League for several years, keep in mind he's only Started/played like 11 or 12 games.
He hasn't even played a full Season's worth yet . . . he's essentially an "experienced" Rookie, and is still in his Rookie year playing experience wise.
Manziel is probably more Athletic than Hoyer, but Hoyer is playing a more Cerebral NFL level game than Manziel is going to be able to do right now.
You're probably not too familiar with our history of just churning threw QB's.
There are a lot of reasons for this - poor supporting personnel, Coaching, Owner (previous) apathy, and so on.
The decent QB's we've had were put in too soon and thrown to the Wolves of our Division - we just ruined them.
Because of this, not too many players really cared to come here unless it was for excessive money.
In short, it's really in Manziel's best interest and longevity to sit right now and let the NFL game come to him.
Also, welcome to the board

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What I've been telling everyone this whole season since I'm the only Browns fan most people know. You keep the guy out there who is putting W's in the column instead of L's. I always had and still have my concerns with Hoyer, but the Browns are winning with him which is something we haven't seen coming on a decade. If he plays poorly and the losses start mounting up, then the calls for JM are warranted. Until then, just win, baby
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I have been watching Texas A&M football my entire life so when Johnny got drafted by the Browns I decided they were going to be my team. I studied up on the players and coaches and was ready to go all in for the season. When Hoyer won the job I figured like most that it was just a matter of time before Johnny got in. But it seems that isn't going to happen for a while.
I am trying my best to root for this team, but it is very hard to be unbiased. I don't think anybody can say Hoyer hasn't done a good job as the starter. It is hard to argue with 5 wins. He has played very well at the end of games to win them and he limits his mistakes. However his play during stretches of some games, especially the first half, has been downright awful. Some of the blame has to go to the running game and o line, but I can't imagine the better quarterbacks in the league struggling as bad as Hoyer. I think at this point in his career this is who Hoyer is. Can make some good throws but is never going to elevate the team to new heights.
It seems most of you never actually watched Johnny at A&M. You only go off of what you saw in the preseason. For those of you that want to compare Johnny to the likes of Tim Tebow, Brady Quinn, Vince Young, Matt Leinart, RG3, Colt Mccoy, and others you are a little off. Obviously success in college doesn't always translate to the NFL but Johnny was on a whole other level to those guys. Just look at the stats and tape and it is not even close. Johnny didn't win championships sure but he was only at A&M for his freshman and sophomore years and his teams were nowhere near as good as the teams the other quarterbacks had.
Some of the concerns you all have about him are unfounded. Johnny is as durable as they come. He isn't RG3 or Vick. His first year at A&M he ran 201 times and missed less than a quarter because a guy rolled over on his ankle after the play was over. His second year he injured his thumb hitting a helmet but that was basically it. The only reason he rarely slid or ran out of bounds is because A&M's defense was horrible and every yard was important. His arm is a lot better that people think too. His passing was best in the nation by a lot of statistics. He rarely missed guys. Most of the interceptions he threw were, again, because of A&M's defense, he couldn't just throw it away and punt. And finally his running ability was the best I have ever seen. You can give me Hoyer's passing numbers but he has -3 rushing yards. The simple threat of Johnny running ability will help the running backs a little bit and the few times Hoyer threw an incomplete pass Johnny might have ran for 20 yards.
If Johnny isn't playing because he isn't ready then I am fine having him sit the bench. But if he isn't playing because Hoyer has played just good enough to not get benched then I really think they need to make the switch.
If Johnny isn't playing because he isn't ready then I am fine having him sit the bench.
First, welcome... nice first post and so long as you don't repeat its "finer points" ad nauseam without any new information to validate them (and are actually a Browns fan), you'll have a great time here.
Here's one more that summarizes the way 98% of us around here feel...
"Let's not skip to the epilogue when the story is half over." - By Bud Shaw, The Plain Dealer
Great last line...
Exhibit A :

As for the years . . . let's just say I was alive when the Browns won their last Championship

lol... alive, but not aware? I remember the championship game... at least I used to...
On the gif... while bad (and still D- worthy), it appeared worse than it was. McD tripped over Bito's right leg. Without the trip McCoy still might have bulled McD into BH's lap, but an escape might have been possible.
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If Johnny isn't playing because he isn't ready then I am fine having him sit the bench.
First, welcome... nice first post and so long as you don't repeat its "finer points" ad nauseam without any new information to validate them (and are actually a Browns fan), you'll have a great time here.
Here's one more that summarizes the way 98% of us around here feel...
"Let's not skip to the epilogue when the story is half over." - By Bud Shaw, The Plain Dealer
Great last line...
Exhibit A :

As for the years . . . let's just say I was alive when the Browns won their last Championship

lol... alive, but not aware? I remember the championship game... at least I used to...
On the gif... while bad (and still D- worthy), it appeared worse than it was. McD tripped over Bito's right leg. Without the trip McCoy still might have bulled McD into BH's lap, but an escape might have been possible.
First, welcome... nice first post and so long as you don't repeat its "finer points" ad nauseam without any new information to validate them (and are actually a Browns fan), you'll have a great time here.
Great last line...
lol... alive, but not aware? I remember the championship game... at least I used to...
On the gif... while bad (and still D- worthy), it was worse than it appeared. McD tripped over Bito's right leg. Without the trip McCoy still might have bulled McD into BH's lap, but an escape might have been possible.
You mean appeared worse than it was? Cos it appeared pretty bad...
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First, welcome... nice first post and so long as you don't repeat its "finer points" ad nauseam without any new information to validate them (and are actually a Browns fan), you'll have a great time here.
Great last line...
lol... alive, but not aware? I remember the championship game... at least I used to...
On the gif... while bad (and still D- worthy), it was worse than it appeared. McD tripped over Bito's right leg. Without the trip McCoy still might have bulled McD into BH's lap, but an escape might have been possible.
You mean appeared worse than it was? Cos it appeared pretty bad...
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I don't know much about the finer points of OL play and assignments and things like that, but I do know about leverage from growing up around rugby, and scrums in particular. So when I see McDonald snap the ball, then immediately get upright, I can tell he's going to get driven back by anyone with better leverage, regardless of how strong he is.
Something like that is fixable, though probably not in one practise session (no practise mon/weds/thurs).
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Exactly who are the Manzealots that are not happy that the wrong QB is winning? Point one out please.
Exactly who are the Manzealots that are not happy that the wrong QB is winning? Point one out please.
Exactly my thinking. If some hear one person call for JF, they act like it is dozens or hundreds.
I don't know why they are so damn insecure.
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Exactly who are the Manzealots that are not happy that the wrong QB is winning? Point one out please.
Exactly my thinking. If some hear one person call for JF, they act like it is dozens or hundreds.
I don't know why they are so damn insecure.
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So was that Bito's or McD's fault for that trip? Now that I see that gif...McD engaged and Bito came over to help him and slid his right leg behind McD's left. Not the way you want to help your boy is it?
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So was that Bito's or McD's fault for that trip? Now that I see that gif...McD engaged and Bito came over to help him and slid his right leg behind McD's left. Not the way you want to help your boy is it?
So was that Bito's or McD's fault for that trip? Now that I see that gif...McD engaged and Bito came over to help him and slid his right leg behind McD's left. Not the way you want to help your boy is it?
Idk that I'd really blame either of them. I'd blame McD more for getting thrown back so fast, but it is Gerald McCoy.
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So was that Bito's or McD's fault for that trip? Now that I see that gif...McD engaged and Bito came over to help him and slid his right leg behind McD's left. Not the way you want to help your boy is it?
Idk that I'd really blame either of them. I'd blame McD more for getting thrown back so fast, but it is Gerald McCoy.
The problem is that the instant he engaged with McCoy Bito's leg was behind him. So his base was essentially gone before he even got started. I mean he had problems the whole game, but not THAT bad as we see in that gif. That happened once. Yeah he couldn't keep guys out of the backfield much but he wasn't getting dropped on his ass. That's gotta be Bito's fault. Any of the guys that played O line here know that the line coaches always yelled at you if you doubled up on a guy and got your feet close to your lineman.....for this exact reason.
Idk that I'd really blame either of them. I'd blame McD more for getting thrown back so fast, but it is Gerald McCoy.
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• QB Brian Hoyer improved to 8-3 as a starter for the Browns and6-1 at home following the team’s 22-17 victory against Tampa Bay(11/2). Hoyer recorded his second 300-yard passing game and hehas engineered four fourth-quarter come-from-behind wins. Hoyeris also the fi rst Browns quarterback to throw for 200-plus yards ineach of the team’s fi rst eight games of a season since Brian Sipein 1983. Hoyer is leading the NFL with an average of 13.79 yardsper completion this season. He is also tied for the NFL lead witheight completions of 40-plus yards. In addition, Hoyer is tied forfourth in the NFL with 33 passes of 20-plus yards. In Hoyer’s 11career starts with the Browns, the team is averaging 24.0 pointsper game. The Browns average 17.6 points per game in all othergames since 2013.^ Browns press release. Yes, it is fluff but it sure beats the Brady McFrye/Campweeden days.I think Hoyer has a big game against the Bengals. I think a short week and a road game is just we he needs right now, and he has his best game of the season.Zombo
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The problem is that the instant he engaged with McCoy Bito's leg was behind him. So his base was essentially gone before he even got started. I mean he had problems the whole game, but not THAT bad as we see in that gif. That happened once. Yeah he couldn't keep guys out of the backfield much but he wasn't getting dropped on his ass. That's gotta be Bito's fault. Any of the guys that played O line here know that the line coaches always yelled at you if you doubled up on a guy and got your feet close to your lineman.....for this exact reason.
Idk that I'd really blame either of them. I'd blame McD more for getting thrown back so fast, but it is Gerald McCoy.
The problem is that the instant he engaged with McCoy Bito's leg was behind him. So his base was essentially gone before he even got started. I mean he had problems the whole game, but not THAT bad as we see in that gif. That happened once. Yeah he couldn't keep guys out of the backfield much but he wasn't getting dropped on his ass. That's gotta be Bito's fault. Any of the guys that played O line here know that the line coaches always yelled at you if you doubled up on a guy and got your feet close to your lineman.....for this exact reason.
Looks like McD was bullied and dropped face down more than once, but he seemed to get a little better as the game went on.
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