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  • Lefty from USC...hummm...Matt Leinart.

  • Lefty from USC...hummm...Matt Leinart.

    One Post From the Truth said:

    Lefty from USC...hummm...Matt Leinart.

    Kessler wishes he could have had half the talent around him that Leinart had.

  • I'm not saying it was mid-2000s USC, but the Trojans were, IIRC, 3rd on 247's "talent on campus" rankings last season.

  • Lefty from USC...hummm...Matt Leinart.

    "One said:

    Lefty from USC...hummm...Matt Leinart.

    Johnny Cumstain is a righty. What's your point?

  • If the Patriots picked Kessler, they'd be geniuses, because the Browns have, it's a terrible pick.

    @tudeski said:

    If the Patriots picked Kessler, they'd be geniuses, because the Browns have, it's a terrible pick.

    Basically....
  • @tudeski said:

    If the Patriots picked Kessler, they'd be geniuses, because the Browns have, it's a terrible pick.

    Basically....

    @furious-styles said:

    Basically....

    Hue is a pretty strong variable in this. He studied all of the QBs and this was the guy he felt matched his offense best. Once upon a time nobody was talking about Russell Wilson, who was on our door-step but we took the bionic armed pinball wizard Brandon Weeden-Feeddefenses instead way up at #22 overall.

    Sometimes there's an OC like a Lindy Infante who could extract the very best football out of QBs like Bernie Kosar and Jim Harbaugh. According to an interview I read in ESPN's mag, Harbaugh felt Lindy's system was QB friendly enough to use as the foundation of his coaching career that mapped a school like Stanford into significance. It also changed Alex Smith from a serial coach killer into a guy with passer ratings in the high 90s (bordering 100) that led SF into a Conference Championship Game.

  • "One said:

    Lefty from USC...hummm...Matt Leinart.

    Johnny Cumstain is a righty. What's your point?

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    Johnny Cumstain is a righty. What's your point?

    Didn't mean to get your panties pushed up. And oh my lord if anyone were to not agree Kessler is the next great qb.
  • VesnaKociper said:

    He gets some points for being a lefty, I like that.

    Hey , I heard Caitlin Jenners cock bears left. Bet you love you some gurl cock lol

  • @furious-styles said:

    Basically....

    Hue is a pretty strong variable in this. He studied all of the QBs and this was the guy he felt matched his offense best. Once upon a time nobody was talking about Russell Wilson, who was on our door-step but we took the bionic armed pinball wizard Brandon Weeden-Feeddefenses instead way up at #22 overall.

    Sometimes there's an OC like a Lindy Infante who could extract the very best football out of QBs like Bernie Kosar and Jim Harbaugh. According to an interview I read in ESPN's mag, Harbaugh felt Lindy's system was QB friendly enough to use as the foundation of his coaching career that mapped a school like Stanford into significance. It also changed Alex Smith from a serial coach killer into a guy with passer ratings in the high 90s (bordering 100) that led SF into a Conference Championship Game.

    @flugel said:

    Hue is a pretty strong variable in this. He studied all of the QBs and this was the guy he felt matched his offense best.

    I think this is inaccurate. No way to know whether Hue liked Goff, Wentz or Lynch more than Kessler. Did he find a player he liked after team traded down, wasn't able to get Lynch in a trade up, and then advocated for drafting a guy he also liked at the end of round 3? More likely.

  • @flugel said:

    Hue is a pretty strong variable in this. He studied all of the QBs and this was the guy he felt matched his offense best.

    I think this is inaccurate. No way to know whether Hue liked Goff, Wentz or Lynch more than Kessler. Did he find a player he liked after team traded down, wasn't able to get Lynch in a trade up, and then advocated for drafting a guy he also liked at the end of round 3? More likely.

    @mike-h said:

    I think this is inaccurate. No way to know whether Hue liked Goff, Wentz or Lynch more than Kessler. Did he find a player he liked after team traded down, wasn't able to get Lynch in a trade up, and then advocated for drafting a guy he also liked at the end of round 3? More likely.

    Not to argue, but if I remember correctly in an interview, Hue stated Kessler was the QB he was targeting. Now mind you, that could be a half truth, and he was 1 of several, but I read it to believe he was the 1 he wanted for decision making and accuracy. JMO

  • @mike-h said:

    I think this is inaccurate. No way to know whether Hue liked Goff, Wentz or Lynch more than Kessler. Did he find a player he liked after team traded down, wasn't able to get Lynch in a trade up, and then advocated for drafting a guy he also liked at the end of round 3? More likely.

    Not to argue, but if I remember correctly in an interview, Hue stated Kessler was the QB he was targeting. Now mind you, that could be a half truth, and he was 1 of several, but I read it to believe he was the 1 he wanted for decision making and accuracy. JMO

    @5150k9 said:

    Not to argue, but if I remember correctly in an interview, Hue stated Kessler was the QB he was targeting. Now mind you, that could be a half truth, and he was 1 of several, but I read it to believe he was the 1 he wanted for decision making and accuracy. JMO

    Maybe not your intention, but If we're going to start saying (and believing) Cody Kessler was Hue's Top ranked QB prospect, I'll die a little inside.

  • Honestly thought with RG3 already in Hue's pocket. Hue stood behind both QB's at their Pro Days to get a valued look that could outweigh the worth of losing 5 of their own FA's. Think the second fiddle of QB's was his only choice at this time? Haslem better put his happy trigger away for now also..

  • What seems to have gone over some heads is, Kess is a right handed QB.

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    Johnny Cumstain is a righty. What's your point?

    Didn't mean to get your panties pushed up. And oh my lord if anyone were to not agree Kessler is the next great qb.

    "One said:

    Didn't mean to get your panties pushed up. And oh my lord if anyone were to not agree Kessler is the next great qb.

    I'm not upset or really sold on Kessler. Just wondered what you meant by the lefty righty thing. To the panties remark....eat shit

  • "One said:

    Didn't mean to get your panties pushed up. And oh my lord if anyone were to not agree Kessler is the next great qb.

    I'm not upset or really sold on Kessler. Just wondered what you meant by the lefty righty thing. To the panties remark....eat shit

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    I'm not upset or really sold on Kessler. Just wondered what you meant by the lefty righty thing. To the panties remark....eat shit

    Lol fair enough. Looks like I'm the one in the wrong I thought Kessler was a lefty.
  • @flugel said:

    Hue is a pretty strong variable in this. He studied all of the QBs and this was the guy he felt matched his offense best.

    I think this is inaccurate. No way to know whether Hue liked Goff, Wentz or Lynch more than Kessler. Did he find a player he liked after team traded down, wasn't able to get Lynch in a trade up, and then advocated for drafting a guy he also liked at the end of round 3? More likely.

    @mike-h said:

    I think this is inaccurate. No way to know whether Hue liked Goff, Wentz or Lynch more than Kessler. Did he find a player he liked after team traded down, wasn't able to get Lynch in a trade up, and then advocated for drafting a guy he also liked at the end of round 3? More likely.

    Other than him telling us that? He already knew 1 QB was gone at #1 so he was smart enough not to plan on what wasn't going to be available. If you go to a restaurant with an appetite for seafood - I'm guessing you include in your plans a restaurant that serves seafood rather than one that doesn't just like you don't go to McDonald's if you want pizza right?

    In a world where actions speak louder than words - McCown remained employed while RG3 got added. Then Hue gave a 2 thumbs up to trading out of #2 (which seems like a strange way to show us Wentz was HIS guy) before he traded back from #8 (to refuse Lynch once); and then use our #15 on Coleman (to refuse Lynch again). Aside from all that, if Kessler seemed like the first QB to justify the draft slot that was on our doorstep in terms of willingness from those orchestrating our draft putting their money where their mouth is. Just for punctuation, didn't one of the channels show Hue fist pumping the FO guys in the room to celebrate this?

  • all i know is that if this org is building this team around codyfuckingkessler then we are all doomed.

    believeland v2.0. "COULDA SHOULDA WOULDA!"

  • all i know is that if this org is building this team around codyfuckingkessler then we are all doomed.

    believeland v2.0. "COULDA SHOULDA WOULDA!"

    @miktoxic said:

    all i know is that if this org is building this team around codyfuckingkessler than we are all doomed.

    believeland v2.0. "COULDA SHOULDA WOULDA!"

    Weren't you the guy saying that this Browns draft sucks then in the same sentence said we can't judge the class until 3 years down the road?

    You sound like every woman trying to make a decision.

  • IMHO, Hue and co. looked at both Goff and Wentz to determine the trade value

    of trading down. Hue said he followed Kessler's career...

    I deem that as saying ((Kessler + (all draft picks in trade)) > (one star qb at #2).

    If the Browns had a complete playoff team that only needed a qb...they would

    have stayed at #2 and taken Wentz. That's just what I think.

    Kessler is way talented enough to warrant the outstanding trade down and getting all those picks.

  • Kessler watches tape of Drew Brees and patterns his game after him. Would watching tape of John Elway get his arm up to snuff? Repeated viewings, of course.