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QBs the Browns could have picked

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  • Love this thread... which team are we doing next?

    JAX?

    NYJ?

    Ooh Ooh... Cinci!

    @tour2ma said:

    Love this thread... which team are we doing next?

    JAX?

    NYJ?

    Ooh Ooh... Cinci!

    You choose....and put down the data. (and yes, it IS supposed to be a thread to be made fun of...I just don't want PoGs Hogan Horseshite on here.

  • This image should be shoved right into Dee's Pud pullers and Sushi's face!

    DM3sHOfW0AIThEp.jpg

    @nickers said:

    This image should be shoved right into Dee's Pud pullers and Sushi's face!

    The only way possible for Sushi and DePud  to keep their jobs is to draft a genuine, porcupine, bonafide NFL franchise QB in 2018. Book it. And Kizer isn't it either.  

  • @nickers said:

    This image should be shoved right into Dee's Pud pullers and Sushi's face!

    The only way possible for Sushi and DePud  to keep their jobs is to draft a genuine, porcupine, bonafide NFL franchise QB in 2018. Book it. And Kizer isn't it either.  

    @hoorta said:

    The only way possible for Sushi and DePud  to keep their jobs is to draft a genuine, porcupine, bonafide NFL franchise QB in 2018. Book it. And Kizer isn't it either.  

    You think they are going to be around to do that?

  • This image should be shoved right into Dee's Pud pullers and Sushi's face!

    DM3sHOfW0AIThEp.jpg

    @nickers said:

    This image should be shoved right into Dee's Pud pullers and Sushi's face!

    DM3sHOfW0AIThEp.jpg

    What a couple of losers. 

  • @hoorta said:

    The only way possible for Sushi and DePud  to keep their jobs is to draft a genuine, porcupine, bonafide NFL franchise QB in 2018. Book it. And Kizer isn't it either.  

    You think they are going to be around to do that?

    @dutch-oven said:

    You think they are going to be around to do that?

    Odds- 50%.  🙂   

    @wargograw said:

    What a couple of losers. 

    Nah get over it, a couple of WINNERS rubbing it in our face. 

  • @nickers said:

    This image should be shoved right into Dee's Pud pullers and Sushi's face!

    The only way possible for Sushi and DePud  to keep their jobs is to draft a genuine, porcupine, bonafide NFL franchise QB in 2018. Book it. And Kizer isn't it either.  

    @hoorta said:

    The only way possible for Sushi and DePud  to keep their jobs is to draft a genuine, porcupine, bonafide NFL franchise QB in 2018. Book it. And Kizer isn't it either.  

    In total agreement...

  • 1979  Joe Montana #82 pick   He went in round 3 so every team passed him up twice.  Browns however used two picks on Willis Adams and Sam Clampham. Ugh. But we did have Brian Sipe about in the middle of his prime.

    Everybody missed out on that skinny legged QB from Notre Dame but that's what the draft is all about.  You don't see as many big misses like there used to be with today's cottage industry in all things sports. It's just that the BROWNS futility except maybe for Sipe and Kosar is just highlighted after a lifetime of big misses.

  • @nickers said:

    This image should be shoved right into Dee's Pud pullers and Sushi's face!

    DM3sHOfW0AIThEp.jpg

    What a couple of losers. 

    @wargograw said:

    What a couple of losers. 

    6-1. One who loses is a loser. It appears that the Browns have a monopoly on that sort of thing.

  • 1979  Joe Montana #82 pick   He went in round 3 so every team passed him up twice.  Browns however used two picks on Willis Adams and Sam Clampham. Ugh. But we did have Brian Sipe about in the middle of his prime.

    Everybody missed out on that skinny legged QB from Notre Dame but that's what the draft is all about.  You don't see as many big misses like there used to be with today's cottage industry in all things sports. It's just that the BROWNS futility except maybe for Sipe and Kosar is just highlighted after a lifetime of big misses.

    @mjp28 said:

    1979  Joe Montana #82 pick   He went in round 3 so every team passed him up twice.  Browns however used two picks on Willis Adams and Sam Clampham. Ugh. But we did have Brian Sipe about in the middle of his prime.

    Everybody missed out on that skinny legged QB from Notre Dame but that's what the draft is all about.  You don't see as many big misses like there used to be with today's cottage industry in all things sports. It's just that the BROWNS futility except maybe for Sipe and Kosar is just highlighted after a lifetime of big misses.

    Listening to Louis Riddick on NFL Live yesterday...

    Reminded viewers that he said Goff was the next Montana... and he is looking the part this year.

  • 1979  Joe Montana #82 pick   He went in round 3 so every team passed him up twice.  Browns however used two picks on Willis Adams and Sam Clampham. Ugh. But we did have Brian Sipe about in the middle of his prime.

    Everybody missed out on that skinny legged QB from Notre Dame but that's what the draft is all about.  You don't see as many big misses like there used to be with today's cottage industry in all things sports. It's just that the BROWNS futility except maybe for Sipe and Kosar is just highlighted after a lifetime of big misses.

    @mjp28 said:

    1979  Joe Montana #82 pick   He went in round 3 so every team passed him up twice.  Browns however used two picks on Willis Adams and Sam Clampham. Ugh. But we did have Brian Sipe about in the middle of his prime.

    Everybody missed out on that skinny legged QB from Notre Dame but that's what the draft is all about.  You don't see as many big misses like there used to be with today's cottage industry in all things sports. It's just that the BROWNS futility except maybe for Sipe and Kosar is just highlighted after a lifetime of big misses.

    No one thought that the slight of build, mediocre arm strengthed Montana would turn out so good.   Even Sipe himself....a 13th round pick?   was much better than thought.  Browns had Sipe on board...and Joe didn't seem to really be an upgrade from him.  They were of similar stature and of similar arm strength.

    This may be a case of right place, right time.   What if, for instance, Sipe had gone to play for Bill Walsh in his West Coast Offense?  Sipe may in fact have fit in perfectly there.....and he may have become the big time championship winning QB that Montana became.

    Butterfly effect and all that.

  • @dutch-oven said:

    You think they are going to be around to do that?

    Odds- 50%.  🙂   

    @wargograw said:

    What a couple of losers. 

    Nah get over it, a couple of WINNERS rubbing it in our face. 

    @hoorta said:

    Odds- 50%.  🙂   

    Nah get over it, a couple of WINNERS rubbing it in our face. 

    Nah. Making a sign to troll a team you're not even playing is pretty gay. 

    @logicisforsquares said:

    6-1. One who loses is a loser. It appears that the Browns have a monopoly on that sort of thing.

    I thought you were tougher than what you're showing lately, man.

  • @hoorta said:

    Odds- 50%.  🙂   

    Nah get over it, a couple of WINNERS rubbing it in our face. 

    Nah. Making a sign to troll a team you're not even playing is pretty gay. 

    @logicisforsquares said:

    6-1. One who loses is a loser. It appears that the Browns have a monopoly on that sort of thing.

    I thought you were tougher than what you're showing lately, man.

    @wargograw said:

    Nah. Making a sign to troll a team you're not even playing is pretty gay. 

    I thought you were tougher than what you're showing lately, man.

    The playcalling and game time decisions coupled with the disaster at WR and the progress that QBs are having that the FO passed on have sapped any confidence I had in the decision makers for the team. The losing is just the cherry on top. You can watch the Browns move the ball up the field and like clockwork Hue will malfunction and try to get cute with a play that falls flat while the offense is in some semblance of rhythm. The offense is already undisciplined and gets a boatload of penalties. Don't make it worse by trying to be a wise guy when the red zone is coming up.

    It is great that Sashi and Co. gather a lot of assets. But they had better show a better ability to capitalize on it. I am open to eating crow next year if everyone is still in place but they start putting some wins together. As it stands, I don't see how that is possible. 

  • Huey J-the Redzone Cowboy gets bucked off every time down there.

  • @nickers said:

    This image should be shoved right into Dee's Pud pullers and Sushi's face!

    DM3sHOfW0AIThEp.jpg

    What a couple of losers. 

    @wargograw said:

    What a couple of losers. 

    I'd say were the losers.

  • Huey J-the Redzone Cowboy gets bucked off every time down there.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Huey J-the Redzone Cowboy gets bucked off every time down there.

    Hue Mentality

    "Our gameplan is working and we are in a pretty good rhythm."

    *Red Zone approaches*

    "No one will expect this double reverse flea flicker."

  • Shoulda got Wentz.. Thanks Sashi! You're an excellent FO guy! Good to have you running our team, passing on talented QBs to take sub-par talent!

  • @wargograw said:

    Nah. Making a sign to troll a team you're not even playing is pretty gay. 

    I thought you were tougher than what you're showing lately, man.

    The playcalling and game time decisions coupled with the disaster at WR and the progress that QBs are having that the FO passed on have sapped any confidence I had in the decision makers for the team. The losing is just the cherry on top. You can watch the Browns move the ball up the field and like clockwork Hue will malfunction and try to get cute with a play that falls flat while the offense is in some semblance of rhythm. The offense is already undisciplined and gets a boatload of penalties. Don't make it worse by trying to be a wise guy when the red zone is coming up.

    It is great that Sashi and Co. gather a lot of assets. But they had better show a better ability to capitalize on it. I am open to eating crow next year if everyone is still in place but they start putting some wins together. As it stands, I don't see how that is possible. 

    @logicisforsquares said:

    The playcalling and game time decisions coupled with the disaster at WR and the progress that QBs are having that the FO passed on have sapped any confidence I had in the decision makers for the team. The losing is just the cherry on top. You can watch the Browns move the ball up the field and like clockwork Hue will malfunction and try to get cute with a play that falls flat while the offense is in some semblance of rhythm. The offense is already undisciplined and gets a boatload of penalties. Don't make it worse by trying to be a wise guy when the red zone is coming up.

    It is great that Sashi and Co. gather a lot of assets. But they had better show a better ability to capitalize on it. I am open to eating crow next year if everyone is still in place but they start putting some wins together. As it stands, I don't see how that is possible. 

    So your concern is with our lack of offensive talent even though it can move the ball ip the field often enough to make you mad about how Hue blows it? 

    I don’t think you can have that one both ways. 

    @logicisforsquares said:

    Hue Mentality

    "Our gameplan is working and we are in a pretty good rhythm."

    *Red Zone approaches*

    "No one will expect this double reverse flea flicker."

    I get it. I just don’t see how your solution is “let’s scrap the whole thing and waste another two years learning another coach’s system” (and dump Greg Williams while we’re at it) as opposed to Hue just becoming a better RZ playcallef. 

  • The teams that did draft a qb and are doing good, have decent wr and or a really good rb or fb, we have NOTHING, we mite have a good TE in David N but other than that we need new everything

  • For the millionth time it doesn't matter who they drafted at qb the o line sucks butt.  They would suck regardless who they got fix the line and the team will win a qb will not fix the browns the 20 or so they have had should prove that. 

  • Wheres the beating a dead horse picture?