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  • I,said it after the draft,I said it while he held the clipboard and I will now shout it from the rooftops. Manziel will never be a successful, let alone "elite" QB in the pros as some have and some still say.I believe HASLEM wanted "Johnny Sideshow" not for his presumed talent but a marketing ploy to sell shit at the pro shop. I also said and still say that the worst thing we could do is play this little shit and expose just how worthless this guy was at #22 overall. In the aftermath of Sundays debachle (and there was not one hint of the myth, the legend "Johnny Football"). We may have fucked up our chance to keep Hoyer (who I still say is a very talented Qb), and don't have near the talent we could have gotten at #22 last year. Don't get your panties in a wad, I didn't say Hoyer was going to take us to a Super Bowl but he fits the bill rather nicely as the style of qb we need as we rebuild. The qb position is normaly the biggest expense and always the the most important piece of the puzzle which in my estimation should be the last piece. Rebuild a team around the style qb you need on the cheap and when you get close spend the money. Look at the Rams ..... Sam Bradford early piece of the puzzle, ...... broke down. Look at the Broncos ....... rebuild, go out and buy Manning . And I can hear the bullshit already. Give Johnny a chance, he's only played one game, he's still learning. Well if he still needs to learn he should have STAYED IN FUCKING SCHOOL at A&M. We also have another Qb who fits the right style in Conner Shaw. He will be around the NFL long after the Sideshow is gone.

    GO BROWNS AND PLEASE GO BACK TO TEXAS JOHNNY AND GET A DEGREE, YOU'RE GONNA NEED IT!

  • Mary Ann, 100 percent. She'd be far, far more likely to

    join me in a couple of root beers...

  • Hoyer: How come i never got the pistol formation?

    Johnny: hahaha... (points to shanny) this idiot thought it might work

    Shanny: I need a new job

  • Hoyer: Hey, Broadway, see? We have a couple of receivers that aren't into football.



    Johnny: Okay, now I see it. Hawkins is ignorant, Gordon only remembers three routes, and he never


    remembers how to make adjustments. So, you want to go back and be the starter?



    Hoyer: (laughs) Hell, no, I'm cool with letting you suffer for a while.



    Johnny: (laughs) Thanks a lot, pal. You're the man. You told me, but I didn't see it til now.



    Shanny: Let's see, we need to draft about three wr's next year... in the first four rounds......... this sucks.

  • I didn't listen to the whole thing, still a bit shell-shocked. What I heard sounded ok, but I think, as others have said, he seems to always say the right things. He needs to show improvement on the field, or it means nothing.

    One thing that struck me Sunday was his lack of confidence. He exuded a hesitance I've never seen from him before, not even in his worst college games. As I watched, I never saw the same Johnny that always looked like he thought he could win, no matter what the score was.

    Hopefully, this is just the normal rookie thing going on, and he just needs to adapt to NFL speed. It's maybe a good thing that the team didn't play well, either, as it would suck for Johnny to be the only reason the team lost.

    Looking back, I sure wish hoyer had played well and won vs. Indy and left Johnny on the bench. The fact that Johnny played seemed to fire cincy up. If Hoyer played Sunday, maybe the whole game plays our dufferently.

    Sucks. I suck. Sucks to be me. I hope things turn around.

  • I didn't listen to the whole thing, still a bit shell-shocked. What I heard sounded ok, but I think, as others have said, he seems to always say the right things. He needs to show improvement on the field, or it means nothing.

    One thing that struck me Sunday was his lack of confidence. He exuded a hesitance I've never seen from him before, not even in his worst college games. As I watched, I never saw the same Johnny that always looked like he thought he could win, no matter what the score was.

    Hopefully, this is just the normal rookie thing going on, and he just needs to adapt to NFL speed. It's maybe a good thing that the team didn't play well, either, as it would suck for Johnny to be the only reason the team lost.

    Looking back, I sure wish hoyer had played well and won vs. Indy and left Johnny on the bench. The fact that Johnny played seemed to fire cincy up. If Hoyer played Sunday, maybe the whole game plays our dufferently.

    Sucks. I suck. Sucks to be me. I hope things turn around.

    @aggie-brown-fan said:

    as it would suck(for you) for Johnny to be the only reason the team lost.

    Looking back, I sure wish hoyer had played well and won vs. Indy and left Johnny on the bench.

    Sucks. I suck. Sucks to be me. I hope things turn around.

    Us too.

    Except the first part......because Browns fans would have preferred the rest of the team to play better..... and only manzielots are glad the rest of the team played poorly....cause it helps with their JFF pain.

  • Tour batting .500 gets you into the Hall of Fame... But, & I don't know if you recall, last year I spent plenty of time pointing out to the haters that Brandon Weeden had absolutely no running game and a much worse offensive line then we have now. & a defense that was gassed by the 4th quarter. And Greg Little to throw to and drop passes. Yes there was Gordon but the rest were horrible.

    WSS

  • Janet over Chrissy.

    WSS

  • I didn't listen to the whole thing, still a bit shell-shocked. What I heard sounded ok, but I think, as others have said, he seems to always say the right things. He needs to show improvement on the field, or it means nothing.

    One thing that struck me Sunday was his lack of confidence. He exuded a hesitance I've never seen from him before, not even in his worst college games. As I watched, I never saw the same Johnny that always looked like he thought he could win, no matter what the score was.

    Hopefully, this is just the normal rookie thing going on, and he just needs to adapt to NFL speed. It's maybe a good thing that the team didn't play well, either, as it would suck for Johnny to be the only reason the team lost.

    Looking back, I sure wish hoyer had played well and won vs. Indy and left Johnny on the bench. The fact that Johnny played seemed to fire cincy up. If Hoyer played Sunday, maybe the whole game plays our dufferently.

    Sucks. I suck. Sucks to be me. I hope things turn around.

    @aggie-brown-fan said:

    I didn't listen to the whole thing, still a bit shell-shocked. What I heard sounded ok, but I think, as others have said, he seems to always say the right things. He needs to show improvement on the field, or it means nothing.

    What he said was just fine, just like what Hoyer said was fine. Wish he would stop laughing after getting embarassed on the field though.

    One thing that struck me Sunday was his lack of confidence. He exuded a hesitance I've never seen from him before, not even in his worst college games. As I watched, I never saw the same Johnny that always looked like he thought he could win, no matter what the score was.

    He just wouldn't throw the ball. He held it way too long for some reason. I don't know if it had to do with confidence...or if he was looking for "college open" versus "NFL open" receivers. He had plays down the field he just wouldn't throw it - it looked more like he didn't see them rather than he was scared to throw it... If he should have been scared to throw anything it should have been the pass to the middle of the end zone.

    He'd also turn full goofy in the pocket for no reason. Like when he pulled the ball down, hesitated, and ran right into geno atkins. He had the ball for 5 friggin seconds (would have had a little bit longer), but he didn't throw it, then ran into the sack.

    Hopefully, this is just the normal rookie thing going on, and he just needs to adapt to NFL speed. It's maybe a good thing that the team didn't play well, either, as it would suck for Johnny to be the only reason the team lost.

    He wasn't even close to ready, but the team did suck.

    Looking back, I sure wish hoyer had played well and won vs. Indy and left Johnny on the bench. The fact that Johnny played seemed to fire cincy up. If Hoyer played

    Sunday, maybe the whole game plays our dufferently.

    Probably would have been for the best, but it is what it is.

    Sucks. I suck. Sucks to be me. I hope things turn around.

    Us too

  • @d-bone said:

    Oh come on Z, a punt returner?? He's way too slow for that....... Holder maybe?

    Punt holder?

    @tour2ma said:

    Punt holder?

    Interesting concept

  • @aggie-brown-fan said:

    as it would suck(for you) for Johnny to be the only reason the team lost.

    Looking back, I sure wish hoyer had played well and won vs. Indy and left Johnny on the bench.

    Sucks. I suck. Sucks to be me. I hope things turn around.

    Us too.

    Except the first part......because Browns fans would have preferred the rest of the team to play better..... and only manzielots are glad the rest of the team played poorly....cause it helps with their JFF pain.

    @mudfly said:

    and only manzielots are glad the rest of the team played poorly....cause it helps with their JFF pain.

    That would not include me. I was very disappointed that the D could not tackle their way out of a wet paper bag and the O line looked like a spaghetti drainer. I've said many times how much I like D and O line play and for some reason yesterday both deserted the team. I am very worried about the future of the Browns for that alone. When I support a team I want the whole team to do well, not just one player. If I'd have thought pulling JM for Hoyer would have changed the game I'd have been all for it, but yesterday Jesus could not have stopped the bleeding. I thought they had it turned around and then they shoot two blanks on the same day. If I'm Pettine I'm wondering what the hell happened, cause I sure as hell don't know.

  • @mudfly said:

    and only manzielots are glad the rest of the team played poorly....cause it helps with their JFF pain.

    That would not include me. I was very disappointed that the D could not tackle their way out of a wet paper bag and the O line looked like a spaghetti drainer. I've said many times how much I like D and O line play and for some reason yesterday both deserted the team. I am very worried about the future of the Browns for that alone. When I support a team I want the whole team to do well, not just one player. If I'd have thought pulling JM for Hoyer would have changed the game I'd have been all for it, but yesterday Jesus could not have stopped the bleeding. I thought they had it turned around and then they shoot two blanks on the same day. If I'm Pettine I'm wondering what the hell happened, cause I sure as hell don't know.

    @texasag1969 said:

    That would not include me. I was very disappointed that the D could not tackle their way out of a wet paper bag and the O line looked like a spaghetti drainer. I've said many times how much I like D and O line play and for some reason yesterday both deserted the team. I am very worried about the future of the Browns for that alone. When I support a team I want the whole team to do well, not just one player. If I'd have thought pulling JM for Hoyer would have changed the game I'd have been all for it, but yesterday Jesus could not have stopped the bleeding. I thought they had it turned around and then they shoot two blanks on the same day. If I'm Pettine I'm wondering what the hell happened, cause I sure as hell don't know.

    I told my friends that I honestly believe the team expected Manziel to come out and destroy everyone. When he had early rookie struggles the whole team morale exploded. That's the only thing that makes sense to me.

  • @mudfly said:

    and only manzielots are glad the rest of the team played poorly....cause it helps with their JFF pain.

    That would not include me. I was very disappointed that the D could not tackle their way out of a wet paper bag and the O line looked like a spaghetti drainer. I've said many times how much I like D and O line play and for some reason yesterday both deserted the team. I am very worried about the future of the Browns for that alone. When I support a team I want the whole team to do well, not just one player. If I'd have thought pulling JM for Hoyer would have changed the game I'd have been all for it, but yesterday Jesus could not have stopped the bleeding. I thought they had it turned around and then they shoot two blanks on the same day. If I'm Pettine I'm wondering what the hell happened, cause I sure as hell don't know.

    @texasag1969 said:

    That would not include me. ....., but yesterday Jesus could not have stopped the bleeding

    Your savior or the real one?....cause one of you aggiejohnnylovingfools were comparing the 2 just this past week.....

    @aggie-brown-fan said:

    It's maybe a good thing that the team didn't play well, either, as it would suck for Johnny to be the only reason the team lost.

    Well, it as you who said it....and we wouldn't want things to suck "for Johnny", would we?

    I guess to us Browns fans, it's NEVER a good thing when the team doesn't play well.

    And only a Johnny fan would find a way to say that the whole team sucking is better than just Johnny sucking. No other way to interpret that.

  • ahahaha....and now I read my OWN post and see Im actually talking to 2 different aggiejohnnylovingfools....my mistake

    y'all look and sound so much alike, I can't even tell you apart....apologies on my error....😉

  • @texasag1969 said:

    That would not include me. I was very disappointed that the D could not tackle their way out of a wet paper bag and the O line looked like a spaghetti drainer. I've said many times how much I like D and O line play and for some reason yesterday both deserted the team. I am very worried about the future of the Browns for that alone. When I support a team I want the whole team to do well, not just one player. If I'd have thought pulling JM for Hoyer would have changed the game I'd have been all for it, but yesterday Jesus could not have stopped the bleeding. I thought they had it turned around and then they shoot two blanks on the same day. If I'm Pettine I'm wondering what the hell happened, cause I sure as hell don't know.

    I told my friends that I honestly believe the team expected Manziel to come out and destroy everyone. When he had early rookie struggles the whole team morale exploded. That's the only thing that makes sense to me.

    @jrb12711 said:

    I told my friends that I honestly believe the team expected Manziel to come out and destroy everyone. When he had early rookie struggles the whole team morale exploded. That's the only thing that makes sense to me.

    I find it hard to believe that the veterans expected Manziel to come out and destroy everyone.

  • @d-bone said:

    Oh come on Z, a punt returner?? He's way too slow for that....... Holder maybe?

    Punt holder?

    @tour2ma said:

    Punt holder?

    Fluffer.

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  • Janet over Chrissy.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Janet over Chrissy.

    WSS

    Just make it a three way, then there is no need to choose, right?

  • @mohican said:

    I think Brandon Weedon looked better on his first start, and on a lot worse team.

    At this point might as well let Midge finish the season, but if he looks like he does after another two games, I wouldn't commit a season next season.

    There was a reason that Brady Quinn slipped in the draft. There might be a reason Colt Manziel slid, too. And we probably didn't need to trade up to get him....

    You might be a Retard. On his first start, Weeden threw 4 picks and got stuck underneath the flag.

    @vaportrail said:

    You might be a Retard. On his first start, Weeden threw 4 picks and got stuck underneath the flag.

    WEeden have 0 points??

    Weedens game was a typical rookie debut. John's debut was an embarrassing jv pick-up game

  • @jrb12711 said:

    I told my friends that I honestly believe the team expected Manziel to come out and destroy everyone. When he had early rookie struggles the whole team morale exploded. That's the only thing that makes sense to me.

    I find it hard to believe that the veterans expected Manziel to come out and destroy everyone.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    I find it hard to believe that the veterans expected Manziel to come out and destroy everyone.

    I mean I don't disagree with you but the way the whole team just laid down to die has to lead to something.

  • Our first rd needs to be DL/LB next year. OL in round2, and hit like they did with Bitonio.

    If we need to get a QB, go 2016 and Connor Cook.