Browns to make pitch for Jimmy G // Trubisky #1 QB on their board
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I see what you're saying about the weight room, but I only mentioned it because we keep hearing about getting "AFC North Players", and strength is a valued asset. Not getting swollen to the point where you can't move or anything, but Cody Kessler's lack of strength was DEFINITELY noticeable, and I'm not just talking about "arm strength" either. Cody went down with ANY contact. Many of the sacks were legit, and were either caused due to holding onto the ball, or OL deficiency, but there were several sacks I can remember that gave me the impression Cody wasn't strong enough. Just an observation.
The first pick we own is such a mental cluster chicken. What was our biggest need on defense? How many times did we rush 4 or even blitz more and not get pressure...let alone a sack? It just seemed like our defenders got "absorbed" time after time. We are DESPERATE for an elite edge rusher. Not only that, an elite prospect could help the OTHER guys on the team. Maybe Ogbah gets more pressures and sacks because people are more concerned with Garrett. We couldn't get people off the field on 3rd down, and much of that was caused by a feeble pass rush. Conversely, what position have we needed since almost forever? A QB. So perhaps the way I look at is: We need an edge rusher and a QB. Which prospect is better? The answer is Garrett, and for this week, that's who I want to pick. Not sure who will be available at 12 for a QB, but hopefully someone we like.
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You guys do realize that even though he is listed as a junior, he has graduated already, and if he would be returning to school it would be begin Grad School in the Summer, right?
You mean Trubisky? Already graduated? No, did not know that. Well, now it even makes more sense for him to come out.
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Tim Couch ......... 6'-4", 220 lbMitch Trubisky ... 6'-3", 209 lbsPlayer ........... Year ... CMP ... ATT ... YRDS ... PCT ... TDS ... INTS ... Rush ... YRDS ... TDSTim Couch ... 1998 ... 430 ... 601 .... 4,611 .... 71.5 .... 38 ..... 17 ........ 74 ....... 116 ........ 1Mitch Trubisky 2016 ...304 ....446 .... 3,748 .... 68.2 .... 30 ....... 6 ........ 93 ....... 308 ........ 5
Tim Couch ......... 6'-4", 220 lbMitch Trubisky ... 6'-3", 209 lbsPlayer ........... Year ... CMP ... ATT ... YRDS ... PCT ... TDS ... INTS ... Rush ... YRDS ... TDSTim Couch ... 1998 ... 430 ... 601 .... 4,611 .... 71.5 .... 38 ..... 17 ........ 74 ....... 116 ........ 1Mitch Trubisky 2016 ...304 ....446 .... 3,748 .... 68.2 .... 30 ....... 6 ........ 93 ....... 308 ........ 5I see that Aaron Rodgers is only 6'3" 225 lbs. At 6'3" Trubisky could probably put on a good 10-15 lbs. Someone said he was a weight room freak.
Here were Rodgers college stats:
YearSchoolConfClassPos G CmpAtt Pct Yds Y/A AY/A TD Int Rate*
2003CaliforniaPac-10SOQB 13 215/349 61.6 2903 8.3 8.8 19 5 146.6*
2004CaliforniaPac-10JRQB 12 209/316 66.1 2566 8.1 8.5 24 8 154.3
CareerCalifornia42466563.854698.28.64313150.3
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Tim Couch ......... 6'-4", 220 lbMitch Trubisky ... 6'-3", 209 lbsPlayer ........... Year ... CMP ... ATT ... YRDS ... PCT ... TDS ... INTS ... Rush ... YRDS ... TDSTim Couch ... 1998 ... 430 ... 601 .... 4,611 .... 71.5 .... 38 ..... 17 ........ 74 ....... 116 ........ 1Mitch Trubisky 2016 ...304 ....446 .... 3,748 .... 68.2 .... 30 ....... 6 ........ 93 ....... 308 ........ 5
I see that Aaron Rodgers is only 6'3" 225 lbs. At 6'3" Trubisky could probably put on a good 10-15 lbs. Someone said he was a weight room freak.
Here were Rodgers college stats:
YearSchoolConfClassPos G CmpAtt Pct Yds Y/A AY/A TD Int Rate*
2003CaliforniaPac-10SOQB 13 215/349 61.6 2903 8.3 8.8 19 5 146.6*
2004CaliforniaPac-10JRQB 12 209/316 66.1 2566 8.1 8.5 24 8 154.3
CareerCalifornia42466563.854698.28.64313150.3
I see that Aaron Rodgers is only 6'3" 225 lbs. At 6'3" Trubisky could probably put on a good 10-15 lbs. Someone said he was a weight room freak.
Here were Rodgers college stats:
YearSchoolConfClassPosGCmpAttPctYdsY/AAY/ATDIntRate*2003CaliforniaPac-10SOQB1321534961.629038.38.8195146.6*2004CaliforniaPac-10JRQB1220931666.125668.18.5248154.3CareerCalifornia42466563.854698.28.64313150.3
I don't want him to be a weight room freak...I want him to be a film room freak.
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For anyone else, I'd agree with you. But this kid is from Cleveland, their family are die hard Browns fans, and he's said he wants to play for the Browns.And if he has a brain in his head and knows the Browns will take him if he declares, then he goes back to school rather than join this current train wreck. All he has to do is look at how often our QB's get injured. Who could blame him for staying another year?
PS-deadline to declare is Jan. 16 though his father says his decision comes "by the end of the week".
Could you imagine having the chance to go #1 overall to your hometown team you've loved since being a kid?
In addition, the way our city loves the Browns, if he comes in and becomes a franchise QB and turns us into a perennial playoff contender.. (and even wins a Super Bowl) he would fucking own this city, have a statue, fuck every bitch from Mentor to Avon and never fucking buy drinks here again
Frankly, to be successful as a QB you have to have confidence. The risk reward of going to the Browns would be big, but as a QB you can't pussy out. If he feels like he's ready, he should declare. It's not like he's going to go back to college because he's scared to go to the Browns.
Mitch2Pryor said:
For anyone else, I'd agree with you. But this kid is from Cleveland, their family are die hard Browns fans, and he's said he wants to play for the Browns.
Could you imagine having the chance to go #1 overall to your hometown team you've loved since being a kid?
In addition, the way our city loves the Browns, if he comes in and becomes a franchise QB and turns us into a perennial playoff contender.. (and even wins a Super Bowl) he would fucking own this city, have a statue, fuck every bitch from Mentor to Avon and never fucking buy drinks here again
Frankly, to be successful as a QB you have to have confidence. The risk reward of going to the Browns would be big, but as a QB you can't pussy out. If he feels like he's ready, he should declare. It's not like he's going to go back to college because he's scared to go to the Browns.
I think EVERY alumni from Mentor High School should get free drinks.
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I see that Aaron Rodgers is only 6'3" 225 lbs. At 6'3" Trubisky could probably put on a good 10-15 lbs. Someone said he was a weight room freak.
Here were Rodgers college stats:
YearSchoolConfClassPosGCmpAttPctYdsY/AAY/ATDIntRate*2003CaliforniaPac-10SOQB1321534961.629038.38.8195146.6*2004CaliforniaPac-10JRQB1220931666.125668.18.5248154.3CareerCalifornia42466563.854698.28.64313150.3
I don't want him to be a weight room freak...I want him to be a film room freak.
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I see that Aaron Rodgers is only 6'3" 225 lbs. At 6'3" Trubisky could probably put on a good 10-15 lbs. Someone said he was a weight room freak.
Here were Rodgers college stats:
YearSchoolConfClassPosGCmpAttPctYdsY/AAY/ATDIntRate*2003CaliforniaPac-10SOQB1321534961.629038.38.8195146.6*2004CaliforniaPac-10JRQB1220931666.125668.18.5248154.3CareerCalifornia42466563.854698.28.64313150.3
I don't want him to be a weight room freak...I want him to be a film room freak.
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Mitch2Pryor said:
For anyone else, I'd agree with you. But this kid is from Cleveland, their family are die hard Browns fans, and he's said he wants to play for the Browns.
Could you imagine having the chance to go #1 overall to your hometown team you've loved since being a kid?
In addition, the way our city loves the Browns, if he comes in and becomes a franchise QB and turns us into a perennial playoff contender.. (and even wins a Super Bowl) he would fucking own this city, have a statue, fuck every bitch from Mentor to Avon and never fucking buy drinks here again
Frankly, to be successful as a QB you have to have confidence. The risk reward of going to the Browns would be big, but as a QB you can't pussy out. If he feels like he's ready, he should declare. It's not like he's going to go back to college because he's scared to go to the Browns.
I think EVERY alumni from Mentor High School should get free drinks.
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If Sashi and Company want job security, they will draft a QB #1. It will give them an automatic 3 years.. You can't fire a regime and coaching staff when they have a developing QB. Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
If we take Mitch #1 and he plays all season and we go 3-13, I don't think anyone is getting fired because we have a franchise QB who is growing who needs continuity around him.
If we take Garrett #1 and go 3-13, more than likely heads will roll.
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If Sashi and Company want job security, they will draft a QB #1. It will give them an automatic 3 years.. You can't fire a regime and coaching staff when they have a developing QB. Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
If we take Mitch #1 and he plays all season and we go 3-13, I don't think anyone is getting fired because we have a franchise QB who is growing who needs continuity around him.
If we take Garrett #1 and go 3-13, more than likely heads will roll.
Mitch2Pryor said:
Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
2015. And that was a pick by the owner himself.
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If Sashi and Company want job security, they will draft a QB #1. It will give them an automatic 3 years.. You can't fire a regime and coaching staff when they have a developing QB. Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
If we take Mitch #1 and he plays all season and we go 3-13, I don't think anyone is getting fired because we have a franchise QB who is growing who needs continuity around him.
If we take Garrett #1 and go 3-13, more than likely heads will roll.
From a pure PR perspective taking Mitch #1 overall is a better move than Garrett. Most fans will give the hometown kid some time. There will always be a few idiots screaming he isn't playing like Elway or Manning right out of the gate.Mitch2Pryor said:
If Sashi and Company want job security, they will draft a QB #1. It will give them an automatic 3 years.. You can't fire a regime and coaching staff when they have a developing QB. Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
If we take Mitch #1 and he plays all season and we go 3-13, I don't think anyone is getting fired because we have a franchise QB who is growing who needs continuity around him.
If we take Garrett #1 and go 3-13, more than likely heads will roll.
Isn't this supposed to be a deep defensive draft? Better odds of getting a defensive stud than a great QB there @ #12.
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From a pure PR perspective taking Mitch #1 overall is a better move than Garrett. Most fans will give the hometown kid some time. There will always be a few idiots screaming he isn't playing like Elway or Manning right out of the gate.Mitch2Pryor said:
If Sashi and Company want job security, they will draft a QB #1. It will give them an automatic 3 years.. You can't fire a regime and coaching staff when they have a developing QB. Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
If we take Mitch #1 and he plays all season and we go 3-13, I don't think anyone is getting fired because we have a franchise QB who is growing who needs continuity around him.
If we take Garrett #1 and go 3-13, more than likely heads will roll.
Isn't this supposed to be a deep defensive draft? Better odds of getting a defensive stud than a great QB there @ #12.
From a pure PR perspective taking Mitch #1 overall is a better move than Garrett. Most fans will give the hometown kid some time. There will always be a few idiots screaming he isn't playing like Elway or Manning right out of the gate.
Isn't this supposed to be a deep defensive draft? Better odds of getting a defensive stud than a great QB there @ #12.
Did you see how Elway and Manning played right out of the gate? Not all that well. Their rookie seasons were by no means indicative of what they would become. So, yes, there would have to be a couple of "chill out" years.
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Let's get Trubisky.
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Mitch2Pryor said:
Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
2015. And that was a pick by the owner himself.
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Mitch2Pryor said:
Farmer and Pettine got 2 years with Manziel.
If we're going the 'year after' then it was 2015 seeing as how Johnny was teh chosen one and we let Hoyer walk.
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Mitch2Pryor said:
Farmer and Pettine got 2 years with Manziel.
If we're going the 'year after' then it was 2015 seeing as how Johnny was teh chosen one and we let Hoyer walk.
If we're going the 'year after' then it was 2015 seeing as how Johnny was teh chosen one and we let Hoyer walk.
No. Johnny was drafted in 2014 and Farmer and Pettine got 2 seasons with "their" QB on the roster.
I don't think there has ever been a time where a regime is fired one season after they drafted their guy at QB. Which would mean in all likely good if they go QB #1 we will have at least 2 more years of Hue and Sashi.
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Tim Couch ......... 6'-4", 220 lbMitch Trubisky ... 6'-3", 209 lbsPlayer ........... Year ... CMP ... ATT ... YRDS ... PCT ... TDS ... INTS ... Rush ... YRDS ... TDSTim Couch ... 1998 ... 430 ... 601 .... 4,611 .... 71.5 .... 38 ..... 17 ........ 74 ....... 116 ........ 1Mitch Trubisky 2016 ...304 ....446 .... 3,748 .... 68.2 .... 30 ....... 6 ........ 93 ....... 308 ........ 5
I see that Aaron Rodgers is only 6'3" 225 lbs. At 6'3" Trubisky could probably put on a good 10-15 lbs. Someone said he was a weight room freak.
Here were Rodgers college stats:
YearSchoolConfClassPos G CmpAtt Pct Yds Y/A AY/A TD Int Rate*
2003CaliforniaPac-10SOQB 13 215/349 61.6 2903 8.3 8.8 19 5 146.6*
2004CaliforniaPac-10JRQB 12 209/316 66.1 2566 8.1 8.5 24 8 154.3
CareerCalifornia42466563.854698.28.64313150.3
CareerCalifornia42466563.854698.28.64313150.3
Wow...
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If Sashi and Company want job security, they will draft a QB #1. It will give them an automatic 3 years.. You can't fire a regime and coaching staff when they have a developing QB. Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
If we take Mitch #1 and he plays all season and we go 3-13, I don't think anyone is getting fired because we have a franchise QB who is growing who needs continuity around him.
If we take Garrett #1 and go 3-13, more than likely heads will roll.
Mitch2Pryor said:
If Sashi and Company want job security, they will draft a QB #1. It will give them an automatic 3 years.. You can't fire a regime and coaching staff when they have a developing QB. Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
If we take Mitch #1 and he plays all season and we go 3-13, I don't think anyone is getting fired because we have a franchise QB who is growing who needs continuity around him.
If we take Garrett #1 and go 3-13, more than likely heads will roll.
Assumes a lot...
Say Mitch sits the first 12 games, then wins one of 4 and looks like a raw rookie doing it?
Say Garrett starts 16, hits double digit sacks, hurries and knock-downs on his way to DROY?
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Mitch2Pryor said:
If Sashi and Company want job security, they will draft a QB #1. It will give them an automatic 3 years.. You can't fire a regime and coaching staff when they have a developing QB. Maybe I'm wrong, but when was the last time a regime got fired the year after they drafted their "franchise" guy?
If we take Mitch #1 and he plays all season and we go 3-13, I don't think anyone is getting fired because we have a franchise QB who is growing who needs continuity around him.
If we take Garrett #1 and go 3-13, more than likely heads will roll.
Assumes a lot...
Say Mitch sits the first 12 games, then wins one of 4 and looks like a raw rookie doing it?
Say Garrett starts 16, hits double digit sacks, hurries and knock-downs on his way to DROY?
Assumes a lot...
Say Mitch sits the first 12 games, then wins one of 4 and looks like a raw rookie doing it?
Say Garrett starts 16, hits double digit sacks, hurries and knock-downs on his way to DROY?
Yes, you are assuming a lot, both ways.
Maybe Garrett is the second coming of Aaron Curry or Aundray Bruce. Just because he went to A&M people are ASSuming that he will be Von Miller. That is like assuming that Tee Martin was going to be as good as Peyton Manning just because they were both Tennesse QBs (and, after all Tee Martin took UT to a national title where Peyton didn't).
I am not convinced that Barnett or Williams are not better prospects.
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