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  • Last 6 games 52% Completions 4TDs 7INTs 31st rated QB.

    Miller High Life in a Champagne League.

  • Dude, you obviously lead a lonely life. No one if their right mind would want to hang out with you.

  • @jafbf said:

    Team game.

    The Team is currently 7-4

    Hoyer as the QB is the Team leader, and is 9-4 in complete games (10-4 started).

    Damn, I don't care if he has a 1% completion stat as long as he gets the W.

    Look at our D.

    We're giving up a shitload of yards, but we're a bit tighter on the points, which helps us to Win.

    Just Win Baby !

    I love Hoyer but last years stats doesn't matter shit.

    @walterwhite said:

    I love Hoyer but last years stats doesn't matter shit.

    Fine.

    Hoyer is 7-4 this year = first non double digit loss Season in how many years?

    Meant to add on previous post - Aaron Rodgers sat for three years learning, doesn't seem to have hurt him too much.

    Can't see it hurting Manziel to sit for a little while seeing as how he only played two years in College and is now up against the Big Boys (NFL).

  • Last 6 games 52% Completions 4TDs 7INTs 31st rated QB.

    Miller High Life in a Champagne League.

    @stocktonshorts said:

    Last 6 games 52% Completions 4TDs 7INTs 31st rated QB.

    Miller High Life in a Champagne League.

    Stockton, a non- Real Browns is going to agree that the last 2 games he hasn't looked good. That being said at 7-4 you hope he continues to learn and can get you to the playoffs. Manziel is a complete unknown at this point and I hope you'd agree that he has looked more like RG3 than Luck against 1st teamers in the pre-season. You gotta stick with the guy who has gotten you there to this point or you'll lose the locker room. If he goes 9-7, then the real decisions will have to be made but as it stands right now you know what you have in Hoyer and if you can get him to 18-30 for 225 1TD and 0 INTs they can win.

  • Hoyer will get the rest of the year and sign for BIG $ somewhere else.

    Today was my breaking point, no excuses for today, the rest of the team played very well.

    @walterwhite said:

    Hoyer will get the rest of the year and sign for BIG $ somewhere else.

    Today was my breaking point, no excuses for today, the rest of the team played very well.

    today was your breaking point?

    seems like if someone dropped a glass in china it'd be your breaking point.

    you've got to be real young because you have learned to control yourself yet. tomorrow everything will be rosy with you and the birds will be singing.

    but right now you're about to blow a gasket because hoyer sucked balls BUT yet the browns won.

    who would have thought that another bad game by hoyer would have brought out the JF faithful?

    is anyone even going to question why shanny had hoyer throwing in the red zone at the end of two different drives after they ran the ball convincingly down inside the ten? the net result was 3 points and an interception?

  • @walterwhite said:

    Hoyer will get the rest of the year and sign for BIG $ somewhere else.

    Today was my breaking point, no excuses for today, the rest of the team played very well.

    today was your breaking point?

    seems like if someone dropped a glass in china it'd be your breaking point.

    you've got to be real young because you have learned to control yourself yet. tomorrow everything will be rosy with you and the birds will be singing.

    but right now you're about to blow a gasket because hoyer sucked balls BUT yet the browns won.

    who would have thought that another bad game by hoyer would have brought out the JF faithful?

    is anyone even going to question why shanny had hoyer throwing in the red zone at the end of two different drives after they ran the ball convincingly down inside the ten? the net result was 3 points and an interception?

    @miktoxic said:

    today was your breaking point?

    seems like if someone dropped a glass in china it'd be your breaking point.

    you've got to be real young because you have learned to control yourself yet. tomorrow everything will be rosy with you and the birds will be singing.

    but right now you're about to blow a gasket because hoyer sucked balls BUT yet the browns won.

    who would have thought that another bad game by hoyer would have brought out the JF faithful?

    is anyone even going to question why shanny had hoyer throwing in the red zone at the end of two different drives after they ran the ball convincingly down inside the ten? the net result was 3 points and an interception?

    We won this ball game inspite of Hoyer. He was hot garbage today, if you can't see that you're visually impaired.

    The entire team played really well today minus Brian, he even said so himself after the game.

    I'm not even calling for Manziel to start but Brian was dogshit today. Nothing with observing that.

  • Last 6 games 52% Completions 4TDs 7INTs 31st rated QB.

    Miller High Life in a Champagne League.

    @stocktonshorts said:

    Last 6 games 52% Completions 4TDs 7INTs 31st rated QB.

    Miller High Life in a Champagne League.

    There it is again!!!

  • @walterwhite said:

    Hoyer will get the rest of the year and sign for BIG $ somewhere else.

    Today was my breaking point, no excuses for today, the rest of the team played very well.

    today was your breaking point?

    seems like if someone dropped a glass in china it'd be your breaking point.

    you've got to be real young because you have learned to control yourself yet. tomorrow everything will be rosy with you and the birds will be singing.

    but right now you're about to blow a gasket because hoyer sucked balls BUT yet the browns won.

    who would have thought that another bad game by hoyer would have brought out the JF faithful?

    is anyone even going to question why shanny had hoyer throwing in the red zone at the end of two different drives after they ran the ball convincingly down inside the ten? the net result was 3 points and an interception?

    @miktoxic said:

    today was your breaking point?

    seems like if someone dropped a glass in china it'd be your breaking point.

    Where you been man?

    Walter is channeling all his negative energy Hoyer's way today...

    Hasn't even mentioned a couple dropped INTs we would have had if whomever dropped them had not been taking plays off as they got paid this week... or something...

    Or any dropped passes...

  • @stocktonshorts said:

    Last 6 games 52% Completions 4TDs 7INTs 31st rated QB.

    Miller High Life in a Champagne League.

    There it is again!!!

    @bbedward said:

    There it is again!!!

    Cherish it... there may not be another...

  • @miktoxic said:

    today was your breaking point?

    seems like if someone dropped a glass in china it'd be your breaking point.

    you've got to be real young because you have learned to control yourself yet. tomorrow everything will be rosy with you and the birds will be singing.

    but right now you're about to blow a gasket because hoyer sucked balls BUT yet the browns won.

    who would have thought that another bad game by hoyer would have brought out the JF faithful?

    is anyone even going to question why shanny had hoyer throwing in the red zone at the end of two different drives after they ran the ball convincingly down inside the ten? the net result was 3 points and an interception?

    We won this ball game inspite of Hoyer. He was hot garbage today, if you can't see that you're visually impaired.

    The entire team played really well today minus Brian, he even said so himself after the game.

    I'm not even calling for Manziel to start but Brian was dogshit today. Nothing with observing that.

    @walterwhite said:

    We won this ball game inspite of Hoyer. He was hot garbage today, if you can't see that you're visually impaired.

    The entire team played really well today minus Brian, he even said so himself after the game.

    I'm not even calling for Manziel to start but Brian was dogshit today. Nothing with observing that.

    oh he sucked donkey balls today for the most part from what i can tell. i know there were a ton of incompletions and 3 picks but i really haven't been able to sit down and watch the replay.

    if we were losing by 30 we might have seen a glimpse of johnny but i guess it was close. i question the play calling in the end zone. i'm looking at a couple of long runs into the red zone. crowell had punched it in before, why throw the ball?

    yes, i was very disappointed in hoyer's play but the highlights of his last drive squash all that with the win.

  • @miktoxic said:

    today was your breaking point?

    seems like if someone dropped a glass in china it'd be your breaking point.

    Where you been man?

    Walter is channeling all his negative energy Hoyer's way today...

    Hasn't even mentioned a couple dropped INTs we would have had if whomever dropped them had not been taking plays off as they got paid this week... or something...

    Or any dropped passes...

    @tour2ma said:

    Where you been man?

    Walter is channeling all his negative energy Hoyer's way today...

    Hasn't even mentioned a couple dropped INTs we would have had if whomever dropped them had not been taking plays off as they got paid this week... or something...

    Or any dropped passes...

    2nd sunday of kissing potential client ass. must have been wild in the tavern.

    i'm going to watch the game when the wife hits the hay. now it's time for a friggin drink.

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    Left tackle Joe Thomas wasn't worried about his quarterback. On that drive, he knew the receivers just had to catch Hoyer's clean passes.

    "Even though he hadn't played up to his ability because of the interceptions up to that point, we knew he was going to throw to the right guy," Thomas said. "That's something you see in great quarterbacks. They have maybe three-in-a-row bad plays, but in their mind, they are 100 percent sure the next play is a touchdown throw. That's what he has and that's what special about him."

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    http://espn.go.com/blog/cleveland-browns/post/_/id/9940/brian-hoyer-showing-qualties-of-great-quarterbacks-joe-thomas-says

    Thinks I'll take it from a Pro Bowl Player versus those of us on here that have never played in the NFL.

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    Left tackle Joe Thomas wasn't worried about his quarterback. On that drive, he knew the receivers just had to catch Hoyer's clean passes.

    "Even though he hadn't played up to his ability because of the interceptions up to that point, we knew he was going to throw to the right guy," Thomas said. "That's something you see in great quarterbacks. They have maybe three-in-a-row bad plays, but in their mind, they are 100 percent sure the next play is a touchdown throw. That's what he has and that's what special about him."

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    http://espn.go.com/blog/cleveland-browns/post/_/id/9940/brian-hoyer-showing-qualties-of-great-quarterbacks-joe-thomas-says

    Thinks I'll take it from a Pro Bowl Player versus those of us on here that have never played in the NFL.

    @jafbf said:

    http://espn.go.com/blog/cleveland-browns/post/_/id/9940/brian-hoyer-showing-qualties-of-great-quarterbacks-joe-thomas-says

    Thinks I'll take it from a Pro Bowl versus those of us on here that have never played in the NFL.

    I'd typically agree with you but what is Thomas supposed to say? I think everyone learned from RG3

  • Hoyer has the team and locker room behind him, RG3 does not.

  • Hoyer has the team and locker room behind him, RG3 does not.

    @bbedward said:

    Hoyer has the team and locker room behind him, RG3 does not.

    That franchise is a disaster from the top down.

  • Folks, we are 7-4 . . . and assuming the Ravens win, in last place at 7-4 . . . .

    That speaks volumes for our Division, but we're still 7-4.

    When's the last time we were 3 games over .500 ?

  • We have to carry the momentum and punch buffalo in the semen guzzler

  • If Brian manages the game like he did the first few weeks of the season and Shanahan leans more on the run, ESPECIALLY when it's working, then we will be in every game for the rest of the season.

    Our defense has found ways to overcome injuries, and they're going to have to keep on doing it, and that may be the deciding factor on us making the playoffs or not.

  • This pretty much sums it up IMO :

    Brian in Twinsburg ‏@bsakes 5m5 minutes ago Twinsburg, OH For all Hoyer critics: in SB XL, Roethelsberger was 9/21 123 yds 0 TDs 2 INTs. Ugly win no doubt. Did they give the Lombardi back? #Browns

    Sometimes a W is just a W, no matter how big a game it is.

    Don't get much bigger than the quote above.

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    Left tackle Joe Thomas wasn't worried about his quarterback. On that drive, he knew the receivers just had to catch Hoyer's clean passes.

    "Even though he hadn't played up to his ability because of the interceptions up to that point, we knew he was going to throw to the right guy," Thomas said. "That's something you see in great quarterbacks. They have maybe three-in-a-row bad plays, but in their mind, they are 100 percent sure the next play is a touchdown throw. That's what he has and that's what special about him."

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    http://espn.go.com/blog/cleveland-browns/post/_/id/9940/brian-hoyer-showing-qualties-of-great-quarterbacks-joe-thomas-says

    Thinks I'll take it from a Pro Bowl Player versus those of us on here that have never played in the NFL.

    @jafbf said:

    Thinks I'll take it from a Pro Bowl versus those of us on here that have never played in the NFL.

    No Pro Bowls here, but I did post this in the Tavern after we got the ball on the 20...

    "over the middle time over the middle time over the middle time kick FG... we got this... book it"

    Pretty proud cause it was my first "book it"...

    @walterwhite said:

    We have to carry the momentum and punch buffalo in the semen guzzler

    Attaboy...