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  • Anybody see this Mitch Trubisky QB? Tony grossi said something about him being a sleeper qb the other day and he just had a huge game against a ranked opponent he's also a local kid from Mentor,OH

    @cainedesoulis said:

    Anybody see this Mitch Trubisky QB? Tony grossi said something about him being a sleeper qb the other day and he just had a huge game against a ranked opponent he's also a local kid from Mentor,OH

    This the guy I REALLY like. Just watched him beat my Seminoles, and he's unflappable. Additionally, his childhood dream is to play QB for the Cleveland Browns, AND his nickname is "Mr. Biscuit." How well does that go with the Dawg Pound?? Hahahaha.

  • I am watchin Chad Kelly more and more these days. Mannings, Mathews, Fuller. As Jim Kelly's nephew the kid should be dissected inside and out.

    Other than that Im not extremely high on any of these qbs.

    I think Kessler looks sound enough to bridge the gap until the franchise is found. He is by far and away the most nfl ready qb the browns have found since 99. I really believe Hue has found at least the back up qb for this team for the next decade or so. Kessler may never put the team on his back and win a game by himself. but I don't believe he will lose you games either.

    Back up QB locked up for a decade with a 3rd round pick? That's a really good draft pick.

  • @the-gipper said:

    There are a few positions on this team that should be looked at. Some priorities:

    1. QB.......unless we can "trust" Hue Jackson and this Kessler kid becomes the next Brian Sipe...or becomes as Smooth as Joe Montana was Cool.

    2. RT/RG.....bad mistake letting The Schwartz go. Or do Coleman and Drango and Bailey work out in these spots. Pasztor is backup material.

    But that is it on offense.

    Defense:

    1. A pass rusher. Unless Ogbah and Orchard prove that they can produce here the way they did in college (and they have not done so yet) we need pass rusher. If they really don't want to go high for a QB....a Myles Garret would not hurt.

    2. Defensive Backfield. Safety and Corner. Haden hurt and older. Tramon Williams average at best. No other standouts. Would a Jabil Peppers be a good play? Perhaps....but our own Michigan man here...Woody, has made some statements to the effect that he may not be so elite as people think. That he may be a "tweener".

    3. Depth at Linebacker. Though if it would be Garrett that would constitute more than "depth".

    4. A kicker? Late rounds? WTF, if we have the extra picks it may be worth it to nail that position down...which has been an issue the last couple of years.

    You had a hard time understanding my statements haha

    @mld-woody said:

    You had a hard time understanding my statements haha

    I more likely ignored your incoherent comments and just went ahead and posted something cogent.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Actual areas of possible need on offense and who is rated where:

    QBs

    1. DeShaun Watson Clemson #2 overall prospect 1st round

    2. DeShone Kizer Notre Dame #6 overall 1st round

    3. Brad Kaaya Miami Fla. #15 1st

    4. Chad Kelly Ole Miss #30 1st

    5. Mason Rudolph OK State #65 3rd round

    OTs:

    1. Cam Robinson Alabama #12 overall 1st rd.

    2. Roderick Johnson FSU #20 1st

    3. Mike McGlinchey Notre Dame #24 1st

    4. Adam Bisnowaty Pitt #40 1-2 round

    5. Chad Wheeler W. Va #64 round 2-3

    OCs:

    1. Pal Elfwein Ohio St. #50 overall 2d. round

    2. Ethan Pocic LSU #55 2d rd.

    3. Mason Cole Michigan #76 3rd

    4. Tyler Orlosky W VA. #115 3-4

    5. Kyle Fuller Baylor #155 4th-5th

    These are primary areas of need on offense....Fair to say?

    On Defense....it is a wide open field. DL/LB/DB all in play for high picks.

    Mason Cole is a very good center, but I don't think he's leaving.

    @mld-woody said:

    Mason Cole is a very good center, but I don't think he's leaving.

    This came from I think CBS Sports, and they had him listed as a probable draftee next year. But, sure, half the guys that are drafted probably have the option to stay in school.

  • I agree Mitch has looked very good, Luke Falk has also started to get some more praise and is beginning to be considered a top QB Prospect 🙂 Rumor is he is extremely high to some NFL personnel.

  • Trubisky looks great.

  • I watched the VT/UNC game. Trubisky looked pretty atrocious.

  • Not a top pick, but there is a guy named JT Barrett on a central Ohio team that is having a pretty good year.

  • Not a top pick, but there is a guy named JT Barrett on a central Ohio team that is having a pretty good year.

    @tour2ma said:

    Not a top pick, but there is a guy named JT Barrett on a central Ohio team that is having a pretty good year.

    The next great Browns receiver?

  • I watched the VT/UNC game. Trubisky looked pretty atrocious.

    @logicisforsquares said:

    I watched the VT/UNC game. Trubisky looked pretty atrocious.

    Rain in a spread offense. He'll be aight.

  • Oh, I want to keep a close watch on this kid. According to this article... Trubisky has not thrown an interception

    this season yet. He may be the Carson Wentz of the next draft. I'm impressed.

    http://www.todayspigskin.com/nfl-draft/getting-know-tar-heels-qb-mitch-trubisky-nfl-draft-prospect/

  • LOLLOL

    I just saw this. Seriously, this is funny as hell. OMG, this is great. I seriously didn't see this before my previous post.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2667967-matt-millers-week-5-nfl-scouting-notebook-a-new-qb-rising-up-qb-draft-boards#

    5. QB Mitch Trubisky, North Carolina

    It's impossible to watch North Carolina junior Mitch Trubisky move around in the pocket and make gunslinger-type throws and not think you're seeing a smaller Carson Wentz. Or at least that's what I thought after reviewing three 2016 games and then a mashup of his 2015 snaps.

    Trubisky, at 6'3" and 220 pounds, doesn't have Wentz's size, but he makes similar plays in and out of the pocket, allowing his 4.6 speed to set up plays for his arm and legs. And like Wentz, Trubisky is playing mistake-free football (13 TDs, 0 INTs this year) while attacking down the field on a regular rate in the Tar Heels offense.

  • LOLLOL

    I just saw this. Seriously, this is funny as hell. OMG, this is great. I seriously didn't see this before my previous post.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2667967-matt-millers-week-5-nfl-scouting-notebook-a-new-qb-rising-up-qb-draft-boards#

    5. QB Mitch Trubisky, North Carolina

    It's impossible to watch North Carolina junior Mitch Trubisky move around in the pocket and make gunslinger-type throws and not think you're seeing a smaller Carson Wentz. Or at least that's what I thought after reviewing three 2016 games and then a mashup of his 2015 snaps.

    Trubisky, at 6'3" and 220 pounds, doesn't have Wentz's size, but he makes similar plays in and out of the pocket, allowing his 4.6 speed to set up plays for his arm and legs. And like Wentz, Trubisky is playing mistake-free football (13 TDs, 0 INTs this year) while attacking down the field on a regular rate in the Tar Heels offense.

    @calfoxwc said:

    LOLLOL

    I just saw this. Seriously, this is funny as hell. OMG, this is great. I seriously didn't see this before my previous post.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2667967-matt-millers-week-5-nfl-scouting-notebook-a-new-qb-rising-up-qb-draft-boards#

    5. QB Mitch Trubisky, North Carolina

    It's impossible to watch North Carolina junior Mitch Trubisky move around in the pocket and make gunslinger-type throws and not think you're seeing a smaller Carson Wentz. Or at least that's what I thought after reviewing three 2016 games and then a mashup of his 2015 snaps.

    Trubisky, at 6'3" and 220 pounds, doesn't have Wentz's size, but he makes similar plays in and out of the pocket, allowing his 4.6 speed to set up plays for his arm and legs. And like Wentz, Trubisky is playing mistake-free football (13 TDs, 0 INTs this year) while attacking down the field on a regular rate in the Tar Heels offense.

    He's a similar prospect in that he has some brilliant moves but then there's a bunch of other aspects to his game that are questionable.

    He's intriguing, but his game last week was pretty awful. Granted, it was in a hurricane. I do like him, though.

  • "Granted, it was in a hurricane" - a somewhat mitigating factor, I guess...!

  • @mld-woody said:

    Mason Cole is a very good center, but I don't think he's leaving.

    This came from I think CBS Sports, and they had him listed as a probable draftee next year. But, sure, half the guys that are drafted probably have the option to stay in school.

    @the-gipper said:

    This came from I think CBS Sports, and they had him listed as a probable draftee next year. But, sure, half the guys that are drafted probably have the option to stay in school.

    I realize he's draft eligible, I just don't think he's leaving.

  • Not a top pick, but there is a guy named JT Barrett on a central Ohio team that is having a pretty good year.

    @tour2ma said:

    Not a top pick, but there is a guy named JT Barrett on a central Ohio team that is having a pretty good year.

    Did you take last Saturday off?

  • @cainedesoulis said:

    Anybody see this Mitch Trubisky QB? Tony grossi said something about him being a sleeper qb the other day and he just had a huge game against a ranked opponent he's also a local kid from Mentor,OH

    This the guy I REALLY like. Just watched him beat my Seminoles, and he's unflappable. Additionally, his childhood dream is to play QB for the Cleveland Browns, AND his nickname is "Mr. Biscuit." How well does that go with the Dawg Pound?? Hahahaha.

    @jiggins7919 said:

    This the guy I REALLY like. Just watched him beat my Seminoles, and he's unflappable. Additionally, his childhood dream is to play QB for the Cleveland Browns, AND his nickname is "Mr. Biscuit." How well does that go with the Dawg Pound?? Hahahaha.

    You had me at Mr. Biscuit
  • @cainedesoulis said:

    Anybody see this Mitch Trubisky QB? Tony grossi said something about him being a sleeper qb the other day and he just had a huge game against a ranked opponent he's also a local kid from Mentor,OH

    This the guy I REALLY like. Just watched him beat my Seminoles, and he's unflappable. Additionally, his childhood dream is to play QB for the Cleveland Browns, AND his nickname is "Mr. Biscuit." How well does that go with the Dawg Pound?? Hahahaha.

    @jiggins7919 said:

    This the guy I REALLY like. Just watched him beat my Seminoles, and he's unflappable. Additionally, his childhood dream is to play QB for the Cleveland Browns, AND his nickname is "Mr. Biscuit." How well does that go with the Dawg Pound?? Hahahaha.

    Personal

    His nickname is “Mr. Biscuit” • If he could choose an NFL team to play for, it would be the Cleveland Browns • His dream job is a head football coach at a university • His New Year’s resolution was to call his family more often • Favorite TV show is “How I Met Your Mother” • Wears No. 10 because it was his father’s high school number • Favorite off-day activity is golfing or watching movies • The people who had the biggest impact on his life are Dave and Jeanne Trubisky, his parents • Exercise and sport science major • Birthday is August 20.

    That is pretty cool.

  • i think Kizer had a similar day 9-26 and an INT. Hurricanes are not the best thing for QB's lol have to give them both passes

  • @jiggins7919 said:

    This the guy I REALLY like. Just watched him beat my Seminoles, and he's unflappable. Additionally, his childhood dream is to play QB for the Cleveland Browns, AND his nickname is "Mr. Biscuit." How well does that go with the Dawg Pound?? Hahahaha.

    Personal

    His nickname is “Mr. Biscuit” • If he could choose an NFL team to play for, it would be the Cleveland Browns • His dream job is a head football coach at a university • His New Year’s resolution was to call his family more often • Favorite TV show is “How I Met Your Mother” • Wears No. 10 because it was his father’s high school number • Favorite off-day activity is golfing or watching movies • The people who had the biggest impact on his life are Dave and Jeanne Trubisky, his parents • Exercise and sport science major • Birthday is August 20.

    That is pretty cool.

    @logicisforsquares said:

    Personal

    His nickname is Mr. Biscuit If he could choose an NFL team to play for, it would be the Cleveland Browns His dream job is a head football coach at a university His New Years resolution was to call his family more often Favorite TV show is How I Met Your Mother Wears No. 10 because it was his fathers high school number Favorite off-day activity is golfing or watching movies The people who had the biggest impact on his life are Dave and Jeanne Trubisky, his parents Exercise and sport science major Birthday is August 20.

    That is pretty cool.

    How I Met Your Mother?

    Well, he's off my board now.....