Jonathan Paul Manziel
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LOL-mik you're dreamin'. How'd that go at the end of last season for ya?
that was last season AG. sorry, something has to give or go. love you JF's passion fans but it's not working here. better off for both he and the org to part ways.
jerrah would take him in a heartbeat right now. at least you could see him wreck the cowboys on your local broadcast.
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LOL-mik you're dreamin'. How'd that go at the end of last season for ya?
that was last season AG. sorry, something has to give or go. love you JF's passion fans but it's not working here. better off for both he and the org to part ways.
jerrah would take him in a heartbeat right now. at least you could see him wreck the cowboys on your local broadcast.
that was last season AG. sorry, something has to give or go. love you JF's passion fans but it's not working here. better off for both he and the org to part ways.
jerrah would take him in a heartbeat right now. at least you could see him wreck the cowboys on your local broadcast.
It would not bother me if JF left, but the better fit is with Pete Carroll as Wilson's backup. Pettine won't change or adapt offenses or defenses to any of his players here so I would not blame any for leaving at this point. Add to that an FO without a clue as to the importance of game changing skill players on O. Unfortunately for the Browns that overall problem is far bigger than Johnny Football and is not easily resolved due to such high regime turnover. I can see two more years of crappy coaching combined with mediocre receiving skills before anything can change significantly. The Browns are a dumpster fire and this fan base deserves a hell of a lot better.
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Yeah, that's exactly what we need. More losses by the second string in games the first string might have won. The path to relevancy in the NFL is simple: win games. You hire winners, leave them alone to build a winning culture and then find players that fit your culture. Not playing your best players will never be the way to get there. I mean, who would want to play for a team that isn't trying to win every single game it plays. It's a losing mentality. And, quite frankly, only being discussed because of Manziel being on the roster. After the way he approached his job last year and the constant off field issues, that is exactly what the Browns should do, reward him with the starting job that he hasn't earned yet. Brilliant!!
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I think the poster's points were all pretty fair. Gabriel dropped a tough touchdown reception on Manziel's first long drive, which really hurts considering that would've given Johnny two lengthy td drives against a stout team, and that's something that not many people have done. But again, that goes back to having tiny, mighty mouse receivers. But let's stay on point...
The Bengals are a very difficult team to play well against because they generate a ton of pressure with only bringing 4 guys. That's a luxury that not many other teams have, and it makes life as a qb so hard. The Bengals also did an excellent job of containing Manziel, which isn't the easiest thing to do. I didn't watch the game again like I usually do, but I'm assuming Johnny missed his fair share of reads, which you can't do against a great defense. But I have to say, there were many times when I saw our receivers getting NO separation, and that's not his fault. I mean, Pacman Jones was ALL OVER our guys, and it seemed like we couldn't get open for crap. Obviously Johnny missed multiple open targets, but so does McCown and everyone else. And yes, he throws the ball hard, and maybe could benefit from having some more touch, but this is the NFL. NFL receivers make those catches (I'm talking to YOU Gabriel). That deep rocket that bounced off of Gabriel's kneecap...wow. Would've been 20 yards, and possibly more if he's able to spin and turn it up field.
Johnny got rattled in the second half, but let's not forget that we ran the ball ONE TIME. Once. How in the world can any QB, not named Rodgers or Brady, succeed against a great team that knows you're passing every down? Didn't Crowell look good in the first half?
Anyways, if it were up to me, I put Johnny in for the rest of the season. There is zero pressure to win, and he just needs to get better. Playing in a prime time game on a short week of practice ON the road is a tall order for most qb's, let alone a young guy trying to figure it all out. Let the kid have an entire week of practice, make a STATEMENT to the press saying he's going to be the starter for the rest of the year so he's not looking over his shoulder, and let's see what we have. It's not like Johnny doesn't have talent. The ball comes out hot, and he has a quick release. He has good speed. Maybe if we had some weapons around him AND A RUNNING GAME, he'd be able to deliver more.
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I think the poster's points were all pretty fair. Gabriel dropped a tough touchdown reception on Manziel's first long drive, which really hurts considering that would've given Johnny two lengthy td drives against a stout team, and that's something that not many people have done. But again, that goes back to having tiny, mighty mouse receivers. But let's stay on point...
The Bengals are a very difficult team to play well against because they generate a ton of pressure with only bringing 4 guys. That's a luxury that not many other teams have, and it makes life as a qb so hard. The Bengals also did an excellent job of containing Manziel, which isn't the easiest thing to do. I didn't watch the game again like I usually do, but I'm assuming Johnny missed his fair share of reads, which you can't do against a great defense. But I have to say, there were many times when I saw our receivers getting NO separation, and that's not his fault. I mean, Pacman Jones was ALL OVER our guys, and it seemed like we couldn't get open for crap. Obviously Johnny missed multiple open targets, but so does McCown and everyone else. And yes, he throws the ball hard, and maybe could benefit from having some more touch, but this is the NFL. NFL receivers make those catches (I'm talking to YOU Gabriel). That deep rocket that bounced off of Gabriel's kneecap...wow. Would've been 20 yards, and possibly more if he's able to spin and turn it up field.
Johnny got rattled in the second half, but let's not forget that we ran the ball ONE TIME. Once. How in the world can any QB, not named Rodgers or Brady, succeed against a great team that knows you're passing every down? Didn't Crowell look good in the first half?
Anyways, if it were up to me, I put Johnny in for the rest of the season. There is zero pressure to win, and he just needs to get better. Playing in a prime time game on a short week of practice ON the road is a tall order for most qb's, let alone a young guy trying to figure it all out. Let the kid have an entire week of practice, make a STATEMENT to the press saying he's going to be the starter for the rest of the year so he's not looking over his shoulder, and let's see what we have. It's not like Johnny doesn't have talent. The ball comes out hot, and he has a quick release. He has good speed. Maybe if we had some weapons around him AND A RUNNING GAME, he'd be able to deliver more.
Anyways, if it were up to me, I put Johnny in for the rest of the season. There is zero pressure to win, and he just needs to get better. Playing in a prime time game on a short week of practice ON the road is a tall order for most qb's, let alone a young guy trying to figure it all out. Let the kid have an entire week of practice, make a STATEMENT to the press saying he's going to be the starter for the rest of the year so he's not looking over his shoulder, and let's see what we have. It's not like Johnny doesn't have talent. The ball comes out hot, and he has a quick release. He has good speed. Maybe if we had some weapons around him AND A RUNNING GAME, he'd be able to deliver more.
Zero pressure to win? So as long as Pettine plays Johhny the rest of the way "to see what we gots" it will be ok to go 2-14? Haslim gives Pettine and Farmer a mulligan to let Manziel show his lively arm and collegiate level speed?
Really?
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I think the poster's points were all pretty fair. Gabriel dropped a tough touchdown reception on Manziel's first long drive, which really hurts considering that would've given Johnny two lengthy td drives against a stout team, and that's something that not many people have done. But again, that goes back to having tiny, mighty mouse receivers. But let's stay on point...
The Bengals are a very difficult team to play well against because they generate a ton of pressure with only bringing 4 guys. That's a luxury that not many other teams have, and it makes life as a qb so hard. The Bengals also did an excellent job of containing Manziel, which isn't the easiest thing to do. I didn't watch the game again like I usually do, but I'm assuming Johnny missed his fair share of reads, which you can't do against a great defense. But I have to say, there were many times when I saw our receivers getting NO separation, and that's not his fault. I mean, Pacman Jones was ALL OVER our guys, and it seemed like we couldn't get open for crap. Obviously Johnny missed multiple open targets, but so does McCown and everyone else. And yes, he throws the ball hard, and maybe could benefit from having some more touch, but this is the NFL. NFL receivers make those catches (I'm talking to YOU Gabriel). That deep rocket that bounced off of Gabriel's kneecap...wow. Would've been 20 yards, and possibly more if he's able to spin and turn it up field.
Johnny got rattled in the second half, but let's not forget that we ran the ball ONE TIME. Once. How in the world can any QB, not named Rodgers or Brady, succeed against a great team that knows you're passing every down? Didn't Crowell look good in the first half?
Anyways, if it were up to me, I put Johnny in for the rest of the season. There is zero pressure to win, and he just needs to get better. Playing in a prime time game on a short week of practice ON the road is a tall order for most qb's, let alone a young guy trying to figure it all out. Let the kid have an entire week of practice, make a STATEMENT to the press saying he's going to be the starter for the rest of the year so he's not looking over his shoulder, and let's see what we have. It's not like Johnny doesn't have talent. The ball comes out hot, and he has a quick release. He has good speed. Maybe if we had some weapons around him AND A RUNNING GAME, he'd be able to deliver more.
I put Johnny in for the rest of the season. There is zero pressure to win............
Let the kid have an entire week of practice.....
make a STATEMENT to the press saying he's going to be the starter for the rest of the year
Gotta take exception too...there is definitely pressure to win.....have you not read the 5987 threads screaming everytime we lose?....or listened to the radio or read the news after a loss?.....etc etc etc.....even as poorly as we play, the whole Browns universe explodes every time we lose.....Lots and lots and lots of screaming for Pettine and Farmers heads(which is pressure)....
And he DID have a week plus of practice with the first team. McC was out the prior week, so JF got the first team reps.....it just didnt look that way in the game....
And lets be clear ....making the statement JF is our starter for the rest of the season, is really telling the 52 OTHER guys what...?
1) The harder working and better players(like McCown) doesnt always get the worm....
2) Set your pride aside, because winning this year no longer matters.......
3) And 1st round picks are entitled to starting roles, even when they dont earn it or play better than the veteran starter.....
Honestly. Id like to see him play more....but I wouldnt announce him as anything but this weeks starter......
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Agree totally Mud
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The Browns should play Johnny for the rest of the season even though McCown's still a better QB at this point. From the news emerging from his weekend at A&M JFF's not going to change his lifestyle, the Browns need to find out whether he's worth the headache. If not, draft or find another QB in FA.
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The good news leaking out is that he was with a different girl.....THATS a good sign.......
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"I met gin-soaked bar-room quenn in Memphis"
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Sounds like Jerrah would be open to a trade. . .
While the Browns settled into a weekend off, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was busy talking about Cleveland quarterbacks past and present.
Appearing on his weekly Dallas radio show on KRLD-FM, Jones held the hosts spellbound with a detailed history of draft day, 2014.
Addressing an observation that the 2016 draft probably wont yield a high enough draft pick to find a franchise quarterback to eventually replace Tony Romo, Jones interrupted.
Except if a great one, Roethlisberger or Manziel, falls, Jones said.
The rest of the article can be found here. . .
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Further proof that Jerry Jones is an idiot.
Further proof that Jerry Jones is an idiot.
Considering he thinks Greg Hardy is an OK guy- as long as he can play football, what would you expect?
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Cowboys first round pick for Johnny?????........all in......100%....absofuckinglutely.....
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I would still go with a defensive player like Bosa or someone else with our 1st pick, but package up some picks with Dallas's 1st round pick and maybe get back into the top 10 or 15 and take a QB.....
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Cowboys first round pick for Johnny?????........all in......100%....absofuckinglutely.....
I think you're living in a dream land if you think Johnny is going to bring a first round pick.
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I think you're living in a dream land if you think Johnny is going to bring a first round pick.
Hahahaha.....I dont believe he's worth it for a second......and didnt think so when he was picked either.....
BUT.....if Jerry is gonna call him a "great one" and compare him with the Rapist....then HE must think he's worth it....right?
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I think you're living in a dream land if you think Johnny is going to bring a first round pick.
well if you go into negotiations with Jerrah and have that mentality, you'll be lucky to walk out with a pat on the back. You ask for their #1, and you squeeze him hard over it, than maybe throw in another lame player we all want out and see if he bites. At worse we get the boys 2nd rounder.
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