No quarterback for you!
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These guys think the quarterback Nazi is in Cleveland. What do you think boys? Kizer had a stink free game, or at least a little less stinky.
Is that enough for Sashi?
http://www.nj.com/sports/index.ssf/2017/12/2018_nfl_mock_draft_saquon_barkley_no_1_to_browns.html
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These guys think the quarterback Nazi is in Cleveland. What do you think boys? Kizer had a stink free game, or at least a little less stinky.
Is that enough for Sashi?
http://www.nj.com/sports/index.ssf/2017/12/2018_nfl_mock_draft_saquon_barkley_no_1_to_browns.html
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Sometimes I think these guys do Mock drafts based on what they want: e.g. this guy may be a Giants fan....so he says...I want Rosen for the Giants, ergo....I will have the Browns pass on Rosen in my mock...even if I think that Rosen is the best choice and that the Browns should take him...because I want him for MY teaml.
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Wow, this is exactly what I called for a few weeks ago.
Barkley and Ridley.
Barkley, Duke, Njoku, DeValve, Gordon, Coleman, Ridley and Hogan. Top 5 Offense in the NFL.
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Is Hogan getting his noodle arm replaced by a legitimate NFL arm in the offseason in your scenario PoG?
You know full well that Crazy Kev doesn't have a noodle arm. It just happens to be windy whenever he plays.
@the-user-from-cleveland said:
You know full well that Crazy Kev doesn't have a noodle arm. It just happens to be windy whenever he plays.
Kind of like Pig Pen...or whomever from the Peanuts cartoons....he always had a cloud hanging over him.
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Is Hogan getting his noodle arm replaced by a legitimate NFL arm in the offseason in your scenario PoG?
Hogan once again inactive this week. The guy who has been inactive nearly every week this season is going to lead a top 5 offense next season.
I got some ocean front property in Arizona to sell you if you actually believe this.
Hogan once again inactive this week. The guy who has been inactive nearly every week this season is going to lead a top 5 offense next season.
I got some ocean front property in Arizona to sell you if you actually believe this.
Only question though......could we seriously be worse off with Hogan starting? Or Kessler? Really? I don't know if doing something like this could be a wake up call for Kizer to stop making all the completely boneheaded plays that he makes...or not. Not sure that he would get it under any circumstances.
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Hogan once again inactive this week. The guy who has been inactive nearly every week this season is going to lead a top 5 offense next season.
I got some ocean front property in Arizona to sell you if you actually believe this.
Only question though......could we seriously be worse off with Hogan starting? Or Kessler? Really? I don't know if doing something like this could be a wake up call for Kizer to stop making all the completely boneheaded plays that he makes...or not. Not sure that he would get it under any circumstances.
Only question though......could we seriously be worse off with Hogan starting? Or Kessler? Really? I don't know if doing something like this could be a wake up call for Kizer to stop making all the completely boneheaded plays that he makes...or not. Not sure that he would get it under any circumstances.
No reason to believe the guy is just slacking off. I'm sure he's trying his best and is just confounded by the speed have a complex city of the big leagues. One would expect that from any room.
But you expected from the other two guys as well. Who will grow faster with experience? No way to tell.
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Hogan once again inactive this week. The guy who has been inactive nearly every week this season is going to lead a top 5 offense next season.
I got some ocean front property in Arizona to sell you if you actually believe this.
Only question though......could we seriously be worse off with Hogan starting? Or Kessler? Really? I don't know if doing something like this could be a wake up call for Kizer to stop making all the completely boneheaded plays that he makes...or not. Not sure that he would get it under any circumstances.
Only question though......could we seriously be worse off with Hogan starting? Or Kessler? Really? I don't know if doing something like this could be a wake up call for Kizer to stop making all the completely boneheaded plays that he makes...or not. Not sure that he would get it under any circumstances.
Well...we tried that and we were like like 3000 to 3 at halftime against the Texans....so yeah, I'd say we would be worse off. Kesser....just stop it. We've seen him in relief and he can't even get a pass off before being sacked beause he's staring at the pass rush instead of looking for receivers.
None of these 3 are any good. Kizer sucks the least out of the 3.
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I think it's funny how other teams try different QB's to win if they're constantly losing. Even Eli Manning gets benched, but the Browns ride Kizer out till week 17, even if we know he's not ready, and he's 21 years old. Tanking much? Yes we are.
I think it's funny how other teams try different QB's to win if they're constantly losing. Even Eli Manning gets benched, but the Browns ride Kizer out till week 17, even if we know he's not ready, and he's 21 years old. Tanking much? Yes we are.
The alternatives are Cody Kessler and Kevin Hogan.
You are tanking if you trot any of those three guys out.
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You guys are wrong about Hogan. On his passes that you didn't like- the kid was HIT WHILE throwing the ball, or he didn't set his feet, that's caused by lack of experience. That is not from a lack of arm talent. You don't need the fastest arm in the game to win. You just have to play correctly, that's all. Hogan's one start, he forced it. Probably felt that at 0-4 or 0-5 it was on him to elevate the team. He didn't play that bad, but it went south just before halftime. He stayed in and played the rest of the game. It was much closer the second half, to be fair he didn't have much to work with... not even Britt.
With Gordon, Coleman, Britt and Njoku out there. He could light it up.
Hogan is a leader and he was ready to lead these guys to victory... but Hue pulled the carpet out from under him. He pumped him up to second string, promoted him to starter, complimented his leadership and work ethic- even his arm, then ditched him. That was Shmucked up.
When this team wants to win, they'll go back to Hogan. He's the answer to getting this win.
The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one. -Mark Twain- "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog." -Mark Twain- -
Only question though......could we seriously be worse off with Hogan starting? Or Kessler? Really? I don't know if doing something like this could be a wake up call for Kizer to stop making all the completely boneheaded plays that he makes...or not. Not sure that he would get it under any circumstances.
Well...we tried that and we were like like 3000 to 3 at halftime against the Texans....so yeah, I'd say we would be worse off. Kesser....just stop it. We've seen him in relief and he can't even get a pass off before being sacked beause he's staring at the pass rush instead of looking for receivers.
None of these 3 are any good. Kizer sucks the least out of the 3.
Well...we tried that and we were like like 3000 to 3 at halftime against the Texans....so yeah, I'd say we would be worse off. Kesser....just stop it. We've seen him in relief and he can't even get a pass off before being sacked beause he's staring at the pass rush instead of looking for receivers.
None of these 3 are any good. Kizer sucks the least out of the 3.
OK..... Draft another, bring in a veteran. That is the only prudent course of action that I see. Kessler can hang on the roster until the cuts are to be made.
Fair to say?
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You guys are wrong about Hogan. On his passes that you didn't like- the kid was HIT WHILE throwing the ball, or he didn't set his feet, that's caused by lack of experience. That is not from a lack of arm talent. You don't need the fastest arm in the game to win. You just have to play correctly, that's all. Hogan's one start, he forced it. Probably felt that at 0-4 or 0-5 it was on him to elevate the team. He didn't play that bad, but it went south just before halftime. He stayed in and played the rest of the game. It was much closer the second half, to be fair he didn't have much to work with... not even Britt.
With Gordon, Coleman, Britt and Njoku out there. He could light it up.
Hogan is a leader and he was ready to lead these guys to victory... but Hue pulled the carpet out from under him. He pumped him up to second string, promoted him to starter, complimented his leadership and work ethic- even his arm, then ditched him. That was Shmucked up.
When this team wants to win, they'll go back to Hogan. He's the answer to getting this win.
You guys are wrong about Hogan. On his passes that you didn't like- the kid was HIT WHILE throwing the ball, or he didn't set his feet, that's caused by lack of experience. That is not from a lack of arm talent. You don't need the fastest arm in the game to win. You just have to play correctly, that's all. Hogan's one start, he forced it. Probably felt that at 0-4 or 0-5 it was on him to elevate the team. He didn't play that bad, but it went south just before halftime. He stayed in and played the rest of the game. It was much closer the second half, to be fair he didn't have much to work with... not even Britt.
With Gordon, Coleman, Britt and Njoku out there. He could light it up.
Hogan is a leader and he was ready to lead these guys to victory... but Hue pulled the carpet out from under him. He pumped him up to second string, promoted him to starter, complimented his leadership and work ethic- even his arm, then ditched him. That was Shmucked up.
When this team wants to win, they'll go back to Hogan. He's the answer to getting this win.
The only thing he is the answer to is: Who is the father of the baby that PoG has borne?
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You guys are wrong about Hogan. On his passes that you didn't like- the kid was HIT WHILE throwing the ball, or he didn't set his feet, that's caused by lack of experience. That is not from a lack of arm talent. You don't need the fastest arm in the game to win. You just have to play correctly, that's all. Hogan's one start, he forced it. Probably felt that at 0-4 or 0-5 it was on him to elevate the team. He didn't play that bad, but it went south just before halftime. He stayed in and played the rest of the game. It was much closer the second half, to be fair he didn't have much to work with... not even Britt.
With Gordon, Coleman, Britt and Njoku out there. He could light it up.
Hogan is a leader and he was ready to lead these guys to victory... but Hue pulled the carpet out from under him. He pumped him up to second string, promoted him to starter, complimented his leadership and work ethic- even his arm, then ditched him. That was Shmucked up.
When this team wants to win, they'll go back to Hogan. He's the answer to getting this win.
The only thing he is the answer to is: Who is the father of the baby that PoG has borne?
The only thing he is the answer to is: Who is the father of the baby that PoG has borne?
The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one. -Mark Twain- "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog." -Mark Twain- -
The only thing he is the answer to is: Who is the father of the baby that PoG has borne?
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The only thing he is the answer to is: Who is the father of the baby that PoG has borne?
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There it is for you. Total panic in the pocket...scrambled out and forced a throw into triple coverage. Funny how you never seem to mention this play....I wonder why that is? Kizer sucks...Hogan sucks...and Kessler sucks...they're all bad and they all can go swim in Lake Erie with Hue at the end of the season.
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Perhaps they are all bad but Kizer is the worst. How do you justify starting him over the other two? That is the part I don't get.
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Perhaps they are all bad but Kizer is the worst. How do you justify starting him over the other two? That is the part I don't get.
Perhaps they are all bad but Kizer is the worst. How do you justify starting him over the other two? That is the part I don't get.
Perhaps? they are all bad. Kessler is so scared of the pass rush this year he doesn't even look for a receiver. He's toast. Hogan is lousy and has a noodle arm. Kizer starts because he's the best of the 3 headed suck monster we have.
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haha. The best?? WOW!! Not true at all. He is the worst! Check the QBR. Well I guess Kessler is the worst but his sample size is incredibly small this year. He played well last year though. Better then Kizer.
haha. The best?? WOW!! Not true at all. He is the worst! Check the QBR. Well I guess Kessler is the worst but his sample size is incredibly small this year. He played well last year though. Better then Kizer.
Have you watched Kessler play this year? Forget last year. Have you seen him play? Has he even attempted a pass or has he been sacked on every play. Kizer is the best of the shitty QB's we have. It's not that hard to figure out. It's also not hard to figure out why he's struggling. He was an inaccurate QB at Notre Dame and guess what...he's still an inaccurate QB in the NFL. I would think that's a hard thing to suddenly get better at when you're playing at this level and the speed of the game is so much faster than in college.
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