Kessler
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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.Johnny Cumstain is a righty. What's your point?
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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
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"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
Lol fair enough. Looks like I'm the one in the wrong I thought Kessler was a lefty.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
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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.
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?
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
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!"
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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 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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.
His throwing velocity/strength was 55mph. Measured the same as Flacco and Jameis Winston. I don't get where Kessler gets the weak arm rep.
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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.
His throwing velocity/strength was 55mph. Measured the same as Flacco and Jameis Winston. I don't get where Kessler gets the weak arm rep.
His throwing velocity/strength was 55mph. Measured the same as Flacco and Jameis Winston. I don't get where Kessler gets the weak arm rep.
Kessler is a very interesting prospect with adequate arm strength. Flacco has always been overrated. But watch his tape at Delaware St. and watch Kessler tape. No way they have the same arm strength. Fuck whatever shitty radar gun they use. Winston was a MLB pitching prospect. Kessler throws as hard as him, bullshit. I'm still rooting for him.
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Here's the importance of a franchise QB. The Browns are 200-1 to win the SB. The same odds Andy Dalton, Matt Ryan and Alex Smith should have. Will never win big game losers. If your QB sucks your offense sucks. If your run D sucks your defense sucks. Pray to god Kessler is the next Brees. And all the best scoring defenses stuff the run.
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VesnaKociper said:
I don't know what you're points are here, but I have always liked left handed QBs. Stabler, Young, Capp, Moon and others were all very good QBs. I think being a lefty gives teams a different look on O.
I don't think Kessler is very good, but being a lefty help him.
When did Warren Moon become a lefty? You must have been distracted by what was going on under the blanket again...
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
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.
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.
yep that was me. this brown's draft did suck IMO and what i should've made clear is grading a draft minutes after it's finished is ridiculous (unless of course it's this year's brown's draft).
3 years down the road when we have 2 of the players from this draft on our roster i'll remember your admonishment and the fact that you thought cody kessler was going to be the saviour of the browns, lol.
in fact let me bookmark this page right now......
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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.
yep that was me. this brown's draft did suck IMO and what i should've made clear is grading a draft minutes after it's finished is ridiculous (unless of course it's this year's brown's draft).
3 years down the road when we have 2 of the players from this draft on our roster i'll remember your admonishment and the fact that you thought cody kessler was going to be the saviour of the browns, lol.
in fact let me bookmark this page right now......
yep that was me. this brown's draft did suck IMO and what i should've made clear is grading a draft minutes after it's finished is ridiculous (unless of course it's this year's brown's draft).
3 years down the road when we have 2 of the players from this draft on our roster i'll remember your admonishment and the fact that you thought cody kessler was going to be the saviour of the browns, lol.
in fact let me bookmark this page right now......
So like a woman again, you also exaggerate what people say. Please quote me where I said Kessler was "going to be the saviour". Helen, I am waiting.
My take is that I will see what we have in a few years. They could be great, could be dogshit. I don't jump to conclusions first thing. You, guy on a fucking couch, have determined they aren't good while also saying you need a few years to see what you have.
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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?
In a world where actions speak louder than words... 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).
Not exactly reading tea leaves...
There can only be significant question around our Org's thoughts on one QB prospect... the one in LA.
When did Warren Moon become a lefty? You must have been distracted by what was going on under the blanket again...
Ditto for Joe Kapp...
He's just seeing who is paying attention...
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VesnaKociper said:
I don't know what you're points are here, but I have always liked left handed QBs. Stabler, Young, Capp, Moon and others were all very good QBs. I think being a lefty gives teams a different look on O.
I don't think Kessler is very good, but being a lefty help him.
When did Warren Moon become a lefty? You must have been distracted by what was going on under the blanket again...
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Or Cody Kessler. I don't get it.
Maybe he meant that he gets some points for being a leftist? He is from Cali.
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Cody has a chance to be our future, but I honestly believe our team is hoping RG III is the guy that will take us out of the cellar. This is a guy who is finally healthy and has tremendous physical gifts. He throws an accurate ball, and pretty much got a raw deal while at Washington. Remember the coach keeping him in the game after he appeared to be hurt? Of course, RG III shares this blame too, but after that injury, everything turned into a severe cluster. He never fully recovered, rushed his rehab, and by that time, his standing was crap. I'm NOT saying RG III will be the second coming, but I am saying that he's got a chance. Cody is a rookie, and someone that most other teams appeared to have little interest in. I don't think we expect him to contribute immediately, regardless of what our coach and front office say. Can Cody develop into the guy we need? Sure he can, but I don't see it happening any time soon, and the smarter money is on RG III.
Hue needs to find ways to build Robert's confidence, and simplify the offense for him at first. Build him up, and then add more complicated objectives. I seriously believe RG III is better than many people think. He might start slow, but by the end of the workouts, he'll be head and shoulders above our rookie. My biggest concern is his health. And if he should go down, we have McCown.
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Cody has a chance to be our future, but I honestly believe our team is hoping RG III is the guy that will take us out of the cellar. This is a guy who is finally healthy and has tremendous physical gifts. He throws an accurate ball, and pretty much got a raw deal while at Washington. Remember the coach keeping him in the game after he appeared to be hurt? Of course, RG III shares this blame too, but after that injury, everything turned into a severe cluster. He never fully recovered, rushed his rehab, and by that time, his standing was crap. I'm NOT saying RG III will be the second coming, but I am saying that he's got a chance. Cody is a rookie, and someone that most other teams appeared to have little interest in. I don't think we expect him to contribute immediately, regardless of what our coach and front office say. Can Cody develop into the guy we need? Sure he can, but I don't see it happening any time soon, and the smarter money is on RG III.
Hue needs to find ways to build Robert's confidence, and simplify the offense for him at first. Build him up, and then add more complicated objectives. I seriously believe RG III is better than many people think. He might start slow, but by the end of the workouts, he'll be head and shoulders above our rookie. My biggest concern is his health. And if he should go down, we have McCown.
Cody has a chance to be our future, but I honestly believe our team is hoping RG III is the guy that will take us out of the cellar. This is a guy who is finally healthy and has tremendous physical gifts. He throws an accurate ball, and pretty much got a raw deal while at Washington. Remember the coach keeping him in the game after he appeared to be hurt? Of course, RG III shares this blame too, but after that injury, everything turned into a severe cluster. He never fully recovered, rushed his rehab, and by that time, his standing was crap. I'm NOT saying RG III will be the second coming, but I am saying that he's got a chance. Cody is a rookie, and someone that most other teams appeared to have little interest in. I don't think we expect him to contribute immediately, regardless of what our coach and front office say. Can Cody develop into the guy we need? Sure he can, but I don't see it happening any time soon, and the smarter money is on RG III.
Hue needs to find ways to build Robert's confidence, and simplify the offense for him at first. Build him up, and then add more complicated objectives. I seriously believe RG III is better than many people think. He might start slow, but by the end of the workouts, he'll be head and shoulders above our rookie. My biggest concern is his health. And if he should go down, we have McCown.
Just remember who was the OC there as well, good ole run the QB shanny jr.
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One Post From the Truth said:
Lefty from USC...hummm...Matt Leinart.
Paul McDonald
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