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Browns coach wonders if DeShone Kizer 'will ever get it'

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  • Nero NeroN Conversation Starter Very Popular Posting Machine Collaborator First Post Reacting Well Dedicated One Year In One Month Later Week One Done
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    NeroN Nero wrote on last edited by
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    Is anyone else wondering what inside his mind? Man, he probably has lost any chance he had to get a starting job in the NFL. If I were him, I'd be wondering what would had happen if I stayed one more day in college just like everyone recommended me to. Maybe he felt the necessity to go to the 2017 Draft due to the 2018 Draft class QB hype that there was already in 2016, but he was raw, went to the worst possible team (WRs, coach, not great RBs...) and failed.

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      Who even cares? Zero of them have a chance at being successful  nfl starters.

      Look at SF.   Addressed the qb issue,  and now they're on a win streak. 

      I hate this team.  The thorough incompetence at every level is astounding 

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      The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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      @sd_tom said:

      Who even cares? Zero of them have a chance at being successful  nfl starters.

      Look at SF.   Addressed the qb issue,  and now they're on a win streak. 

      I hate this team.  The thorough incompetence at every level is astounding 

      Fair statement.

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        What on Earth is the point of benching Kizer now, Hue has become a bit of a joke in all forms. 

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        @londonbrown said:

        What on Earth is the point of benching Kizer now, Hue has become a bit of a joke in all forms. 

        The point of benching Kizer now?   Simple:

        Our peace of mind.  Just so we don't have to watch  screw up constantly anymore.

        Kessler and Hogan may be equal  Fuyuckups....but at least they are different fuyuckups. 

        Nothing more than that.

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          RichiswhereR Richiswhere wrote on last edited by
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          Not saying that the 4th quarter redzone int wasn't a terrible decision but i would really like to know where that was supposed to go.....you had 3 Browns receiver so close to each other that they could reach out and touch each other. Clearly Kizer is in a bit over his head and whether or not he will get it I don't know but a 2 to 1 pass to run just isn't helping.

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            @thomam3 said:

            https://www.yahoo.com/sports/browns-coach-wonders-deshone-kizer-will-ever-get-015736702.html

            Man... that is one sh!t-stirring article. Somehow out of this: " “He has some work to do,” Jackson said after Sunday’s 27-10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. “I think that’s a fair question if he’ll ever get it. I think he will, but he has to keep working.”

            Comes this headline: "Browns coach wonders if DeShone Kizer 'will ever get it'."

            @jiggins7919 said:

            The Ravens are a better team, but we still could've lost in a different fashion. We could've made them earn it instead of giving it to them. That Duke Johnson fumble was absolutely terrible before half, and the Kizer end zone pick was the worst pass I've ever seen. I mean, say you lose against the Ravens 24-17. You take away the end zone pick and the Duke fumble. That's FINE. You fought hard but lost to a better team but at least you didn't beat yourself. 

            You forgot Drango's ill-timed "olay" on our goal line.

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            C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
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            @tour2ma said:

            You forgot Drango's ill-timed "olay" on our goal line.

            Thats "exactly" what it was. Like he was on blt's payroll. But lt's are a dine a dozen they dont impact games

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              Not saying that the 4th quarter redzone int wasn't a terrible decision but i would really like to know where that was supposed to go.....you had 3 Browns receiver so close to each other that they could reach out and touch each other. Clearly Kizer is in a bit over his head and whether or not he will get it I don't know but a 2 to 1 pass to run just isn't helping.

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              The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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              @richiswhere said:

              Not saying that the 4th quarter redzone int wasn't a terrible decision but i would really like to know where that was supposed to go.....you had 3 Browns receiver so close to each other that they could reach out and touch each other. Clearly Kizer is in a bit over his head and whether or not he will get it I don't know but a 2 to 1 pass to run just isn't helping.

              Where he was supposed to go was to follow the advice of Sam Rutigliano:  throw it to the blonde in the third row.

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                @tour2ma said:

                You forgot Drango's ill-timed "olay" on our goal line.

                Thats "exactly" what it was. Like he was on blt's payroll. But lt's are a dine a dozen they dont impact games

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                The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                @clevfan4life said:

                Thats "exactly" what it was. Like he was on blt's payroll. But lt's are a dine a dozen they dont impact games

                Oh.....but OL are a dime a dozen and Joe Thomas can't do anything any other scrub can do.   That guy does not get around Joe Thomas.

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                    @clevfan4life said:

                    Thats "exactly" what it was. Like he was on blt's payroll. But lt's are a dine a dozen they dont impact games

                    Oh.....but OL are a dime a dozen and Joe Thomas can't do anything any other scrub can do.   That guy does not get around Joe Thomas.

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                    C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
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                    @the-gipper said:

                     That guy does not get around Joe Thomas.

                    Not like thst he diesnt. Joe pushes that guy wide at least somewhat. But tbh drango hasnt done too bad since joe went down. Im not gonna overeact when those clean jail breaks off the left side happen once every 2 games maybe. He locked down everson griffen in his first start so drango is not the reason kizer is a moron with a football in his hands

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                      @sd_tom said:

                      Who even cares? Zero of them have a chance at being successful  nfl starters.

                      Look at SF.   Addressed the qb issue,  and now they're on a win streak. 

                      I hate this team.  The thorough incompetence at every level is astounding 

                      Fair statement.

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                      @the-gipper said:

                      Fair statement.

                      It's the only team I root for,  but damn they just F it up every single year.  They've looked worse AFTER going 1-15 and having the #1 pick and #12 pick. this shouldn't even be possible! 

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                        T The Cysko Kid wrote on last edited by
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                        Kizer has all the tangibles but his mind is not quick or sharp enough to make reads, work through progressions or make good decisions. You cannot teach that. He will never get it. 

                        Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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                          Kizer has all the tangibles but his mind is not quick or sharp enough to make reads, work through progressions or make good decisions. You cannot teach that. He will never get it. 

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                          The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                          @the-cysko-kid said:

                          Kizer has all the tangibles but his mind is not quick or sharp enough to make reads, work through progressions or make good decisions. You cannot teach that. He will never get it. 

                          Mike Phipps, Derek Anderson, Brandon Weeden, Vinny Testaverde, Kizer.  I am sure there are more.  All the physical skills in the world, but vacuous between the ears.

                          Compare to guys like Sipe and Kosar.  Far more limited with their physical skills, yet top notch with football intellect.  Wouldn't it be something if the Browns could actually get a guy that has both the physical gifts and the mental acuity of a Sipe or Kosar.

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                            @the-gipper said:

                             That guy does not get around Joe Thomas.

                            Not like thst he diesnt. Joe pushes that guy wide at least somewhat. But tbh drango hasnt done too bad since joe went down. Im not gonna overeact when those clean jail breaks off the left side happen once every 2 games maybe. He locked down everson griffen in his first start so drango is not the reason kizer is a moron with a football in his hands

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                            Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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                            @clevfan4life said:

                            But tbh drango hasnt done too bad since joe went down.

                            Agree... about on par with what Paz did last year at RT.

                            On the GL strip-sack... looked like he simply did not get off on the snap count... mental error.

                            @the-cysko-kid said:

                            You cannot teach that.

                            So QBs are born?

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                              @the-cysko-kid said:

                              Kizer has all the tangibles but his mind is not quick or sharp enough to make reads, work through progressions or make good decisions. You cannot teach that. He will never get it. 

                              Mike Phipps, Derek Anderson, Brandon Weeden, Vinny Testaverde, Kizer.  I am sure there are more.  All the physical skills in the world, but vacuous between the ears.

                              Compare to guys like Sipe and Kosar.  Far more limited with their physical skills, yet top notch with football intellect.  Wouldn't it be something if the Browns could actually get a guy that has both the physical gifts and the mental acuity of a Sipe or Kosar.

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                              nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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                              @the-gipper said:

                              Mike Phipps, Derek Anderson, Brandon Weeden, Vinny Testaverde, Kizer.  I am sure there are more.  All the physical skills in the world, but vacuous between the ears.

                              Compare to guys like Sipe and Kosar.  Far more limited with their physical skills, yet top notch with football intellect.  Wouldn't it be something if the Browns could actually get a guy that has both the physical gifts and the mental acuity of a Sipe or Kosar.

                              Jim Kelly probably comes the closest to that in comparison... Although Kelly was built like a linebacker. He had a great arm and NFL Smarts to boot...

                              Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~
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                                @the-gipper said:

                                Mike Phipps, Derek Anderson, Brandon Weeden, Vinny Testaverde, Kizer.  I am sure there are more.  All the physical skills in the world, but vacuous between the ears.

                                Compare to guys like Sipe and Kosar.  Far more limited with their physical skills, yet top notch with football intellect.  Wouldn't it be something if the Browns could actually get a guy that has both the physical gifts and the mental acuity of a Sipe or Kosar.

                                Jim Kelly probably comes the closest to that in comparison... Although Kelly was built like a linebacker. He had a great arm and NFL Smarts to boot...

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                                The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                                @nickers said:

                                Jim Kelly probably comes the closest to that in comparison... Although Kelly was built like a linebacker. He had a great arm and NFL Smarts to boot...

                                Or...Elway.

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                                  @nickers said:

                                  Jim Kelly probably comes the closest to that in comparison... Although Kelly was built like a linebacker. He had a great arm and NFL Smarts to boot...

                                  Or...Elway.

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                                  nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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                                  @the-gipper said:

                                  Or...Elway.

                                  Yes , Only Kelly was probably more methodical in his approach and worked more in the pocket  as to where Elway ,.. Made a living on busted plays much like Roethlisberger.

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                                    @clevfan4life said:

                                    But tbh drango hasnt done too bad since joe went down.

                                    Agree... about on par with what Paz did last year at RT.

                                    On the GL strip-sack... looked like he simply did not get off on the snap count... mental error.

                                    @the-cysko-kid said:

                                    You cannot teach that.

                                    So QBs are born?

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                                    @tour2ma said:

                                    So QBs are born?

                                    You can teach a guy with bad throwing mechanics to throw better. You can improve arm strength. You cannot teach a dullard to be smart. 

                                    Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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                                      flyingfooldougF flyingfooldoug wrote on last edited by
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                                      Hue wonders if Kizer will ever get it. And Kizer must wonder if his HC will ever get it. They can both go. Neither one seems to be worth much as far as winning football goes.

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                                        This thread is ridiculous.  "Getting it" is a mental process.. which would measure Kizer's ability to make the correct read.

                                        Accuracy is his ability to throw to the correct spot AFTER making the correct read.

                                        Kizer has problems with both.

                                        Is Hue unable to determine the issues his players have with their performance? Or is he just a oddly pathetic communicator? Both?

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                                          jiggins7919J jiggins7919 wrote on last edited by
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                                          You know what guys, the more I think about it, the more I wonder if we're all (including myself) being fair to Kizer.  To be perfectly clear, he has not played remotely well (duh).  He has panicked, turned it over constantly, turned it over in the red zone, failed to protect the ball, failed to be accurate, and lord knows whatever else.  Kizer has not been able to string together two decent games together, and whenever he takes a step forward, he takes a few awful steps back the following game.  Some of that is on Kizer, and some has to do with just bad luck.  The bad luck comes from the schedule, and here's what I mean.  Kizer managed to play at least a LITTLE better at the end of the year, but right when he plays decently well (like against the Lions), the schedule throws a team like Jacksonville against us.  Then right when Kizer takes a step forward and plays well against Green Bay (minus OT), the schedule throws the Ravens at us.  The Jaguars and the Ravens have made just about every QB look bad.  In the second half of the season, the Ravens' defense basically shut everyone down except for Big Ben and the Steelers, and many consider them to be possible Super Bowl worthy (vomit).  I know we have to play the teams on our schedule, and I obviously know we have to play our division opponents twice a year, but playing two of the best defenses that make VETERAN QB's look average or terrible isn't going to go well for a struggling rookie.  

                                          I am not making excuses for Kizer's play, and I've been as hard on him as anybody this season.  What really hurts me regarding Kizer is he did ENOUGH in the Green Bay game to win, and our team didn't help him.  Njoku absolutely HAD TO MAKE that catch in the 4th quarter when Green Bay only had the 2 minute warning to stop the clock.  Njoku catches that ball, and best case scenario Green Bay gets the ball back around their 20-30 yard line with 1 minute to play in the game, down 7, with no way to stop the clock.  Of course, our special teams would have to tackle the punt returner, like they obviously DIDN'T do after the Njoku drop, but whatever.  Who is to say that we don't pick up the last first down we need on the ground if Njoku makes that catch?  The point is, Kizer played well enough to win that game, and our team let him down.  Yes, he made the awful decision to try and make that play in OT which ultimately cost us the game, but you know what?  Our defense could've still made a play.  Our defense could've still gotten a turnover, or a sack, or forced a long FG that they might've missed.  

                                          I want everyone to go back and look at rookie QB's and what their numbers were for their first season.  How many people wrote off Jared Goff?  I realize being the #1 pick grants the player a longer leash, but still...he played awful.  Heck, the QB I desperately want to trade for or sign (if he's cut) is Alex Smith.  Go back and look at HIS rookie numbers.  Look at Matthew Stafford's rookie performance, and what do you see?

                                          The point is, Deshone Kizer was asked to start day 1 for the worst team in the NFL, and he played without some of his best offensive weapons for most of the year.  Management did an AWFUL job of acquiring talent to help him.  Kizer holds his fair share of the blame that goes with being the starting QB, but there aren't too many examples of rookie QB's starting the year for the worst team in the league that came out of the gates looking terrific.  I know Cam Newton had an incredible year as a rookie.  I know Andrew Luck had a pretty good year.  Winston had a pretty decent season.  But these are former #1 picks!  What if Kizer just needs more time?  

                                          Look, my honest opinion is that Kizer doesn't have "it", but I've been wrong many times in my life before.  I still think we need to bring in a veteran, draft a QB VERY high in the draft, and draft/sign as much offensive and defensive help as possible, but I also wanted to point out that Kizer wasn't exactly thrust into the best situation, and we know he's a worker.  If we don't change offensive systems, I'd be very interested to see how the inevitable QB competition shakes out next year.  

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