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  • Kizer is a good kid. That being said he doesn't have what it takes to be a starting NFL QB. He could be a backup someday (Like Weeden). Let's not forget about Cody Kessler, who was praised by Hue only to be forgotten just like Kizer will be. If we're going to end this process, we need to find someone who produces now.

  • @nickers said:

    Kizer has 0 QB instincts.. Thats the difference between him and the greats like Aikman and of course,, Manning..(Peyton)

    Oh no doubt Kizer is not a franchise QB but on this team in 2018 the question is,.........

    Are you all so sure Kizer can't be your QB?

    @mjp28 said:

    Oh no doubt Kizer is not a franchise QB but on this team in 2018 the question is,.........

    Are you all so sure Kizer can't be your QB?

    95% Sure....  

    @ghoolie said:

    I have said this all along. I didn't want another black Tarkenton, but, he is here and he has not been given a proper opportunity.

    His physical skills, really, are superior to any QB entering the 2018 draft. Browns fans are Shmucking idiots. The kid (a second round afterthought) throws a perfect waning moments pass to Coleman (Over rated #1 WR draft pick) and the piece of schidt drops the ball, giving the Steelers a victory, and it is a bad reflection on KIZER?

    WTF is wrong with Browns fans? How the fukc can they be so stupid as to be on the wrong side of every fukcing issue and personel decision?

    Haden blows..........but he is playing well for someone else - - - - - - Harrison is washed up - - - - But he is making plays for Belichik and going to yet more playoff games - - - - Wenz, and Goff are just not that good - - - - We don't need Julio Jones, he isn't that good - - - - ...................SO we get shcidt like Two Tackle Texas and Corey Coleslaw.

    Sorry Tom, if it was just all about physical skills, Jeff George and Jamarcus Russell would be in the HOF. LOL, how did your "washed up" Tom Brady look yesterday against the Jaguars? accuracy, accuracy, accuracy. If you don't have it, the odds approach 100% you're never going to get it in the pros. Quick decisions- Kizer is slow as molasses recognizing where his open receivers are. 

     I was on the right side of all those decisions. Not every Browns fan is as dumb as you make them out to be. Cutting Haden was a mistake (backed up by future HOFer Joe Thomas), I was on the Wentz wagon, thought Julio Jones was a rare talent. Harrison is about out of gas- would be worthless on the Browns, he'll retire after he collects another ring with the Patriots, along with Kenny Britt who's taking up a roster spot on the bench in New England... Or you think 2 catches for 23 yards with the Pats is worth $10 million?  😆

    There's the difference, Britt whined and clubhouse cancered his way out of Cleveland, didn't want to be on a 0-16 loser. That's why guys will do almost anything to get on the Patriots-  nice way to get a SB ring without doing much. 

    PS Remains to be seen about Garrett, he did make the all rookie team playing hurt. Coleman probably will never live up to his draft status. 

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    He also praised Johnny Canadian Football.........

    I’m Johnny didn’t have substance abuse issues, he would still be our starter. Kid had so much talent.

    Who was the last qb to get us a win on a Sunday?

    @lionofbuddha said:

    Who was the last qb to get us a win on a Sunday?

    Irrelevant. It's almost like asking who.was the last QB to be shutout on the scoreboard.

  • @mjp28 said:

    Oh no doubt Kizer is not a franchise QB but on this team in 2018 the question is,.........

    Are you all so sure Kizer can't be your QB?

    95% Sure....  

    @ghoolie said:

    I have said this all along. I didn't want another black Tarkenton, but, he is here and he has not been given a proper opportunity.

    His physical skills, really, are superior to any QB entering the 2018 draft. Browns fans are Shmucking idiots. The kid (a second round afterthought) throws a perfect waning moments pass to Coleman (Over rated #1 WR draft pick) and the piece of schidt drops the ball, giving the Steelers a victory, and it is a bad reflection on KIZER?

    WTF is wrong with Browns fans? How the fukc can they be so stupid as to be on the wrong side of every fukcing issue and personel decision?

    Haden blows..........but he is playing well for someone else - - - - - - Harrison is washed up - - - - But he is making plays for Belichik and going to yet more playoff games - - - - Wenz, and Goff are just not that good - - - - We don't need Julio Jones, he isn't that good - - - - ...................SO we get shcidt like Two Tackle Texas and Corey Coleslaw.

    Sorry Tom, if it was just all about physical skills, Jeff George and Jamarcus Russell would be in the HOF. LOL, how did your "washed up" Tom Brady look yesterday against the Jaguars? accuracy, accuracy, accuracy. If you don't have it, the odds approach 100% you're never going to get it in the pros. Quick decisions- Kizer is slow as molasses recognizing where his open receivers are. 

     I was on the right side of all those decisions. Not every Browns fan is as dumb as you make them out to be. Cutting Haden was a mistake (backed up by future HOFer Joe Thomas), I was on the Wentz wagon, thought Julio Jones was a rare talent. Harrison is about out of gas- would be worthless on the Browns, he'll retire after he collects another ring with the Patriots, along with Kenny Britt who's taking up a roster spot on the bench in New England... Or you think 2 catches for 23 yards with the Pats is worth $10 million?  😆

    There's the difference, Britt whined and clubhouse cancered his way out of Cleveland, didn't want to be on a 0-16 loser. That's why guys will do almost anything to get on the Patriots-  nice way to get a SB ring without doing much. 

    PS Remains to be seen about Garrett, he did make the all rookie team playing hurt. Coleman probably will never live up to his draft status. 

    @hoorta said:

    95% Sure....  

    Sorry Tom, if it was just all about physical skills, Jeff George and Jamarcus Russell would be in the HOF. LOL, how did your "washed up" Tom Brady look yesterday against the Jaguars? accuracy, accuracy, accuracy. If you don't have it, the odds approach 100% you're never going to get it in the pros. Quick decisions- Kizer is slow as molasses recognizing where his open receivers are. 

     I was on the right side of all those decisions. Not every Browns fan is as dumb as you make them out to be. Cutting Haden was a mistake (backed up by future HOFer Joe Thomas), I was on the Wentz wagon, thought Julio Jones was a rare talent. Harrison is about out of gas- would be worthless on the Browns, he'll retire after he collects another ring with the Patriots, along with Kenny Britt who's taking up a roster spot on the bench in New England... Or you think 2 catches for 23 yards with the Pats is worth $10 million?  😆

    There's the difference, Britt whined and clubhouse cancered his way out of Cleveland, didn't want to be on a 0-16 loser. That's why guys will do almost anything to get on the Patriots-  nice way to get a SB ring without doing much. 

    PS Remains to be seen about Garrett, he did make the all rookie team playing hurt. Coleman probably will never live up to his draft status. 

    Larry,

    Brady IS washed up. That Jcksonville chose to go in the tank and give im all day to pass is not an indictment on his state-of-the-union. I never said the guy was not accurate. However, when he is pressured, he sucks worse than Kizer. Atlanta completely changed their treatment of him in last year's SB, and Jacksonville did the same fukcing thing.

    NFL head coaches are crippled by statistics and probabilities and blah blah blah. Look man, when you have Brady 3d and 18 and you rush 4? You have to be out of your fukcking mind. THe 76 Steelers or the Bill Cowher era Steelers would BURY this Patriots team. What Brady did to Jacksonville was the same thing Elway did in the Drive game. Marty was a coward on defense, and Bernie was a coward on offense.

    The NFL has become a touch football league and head coaches are now, as a group, save for Bill Belichik afraid to go for the juggular. The first half, Brady couldn't do schidt. It took a faggot ref throwing a penalty for the legal hit on Gronk, and another pass interference call on a non-catchable Brady pass 5 yards out of bounds and 10 yards too long, to get the Pats back in the game. 

    THEN...........Belichik puts 8 in the box, salivates on the run and screen pass............. and Jacksonville obliges him

    Dude, you are so pre-programmed by what talking heads tell you that you don't even know what the fukck you are watching. How the hell can a defense not cover a big fatasss liek Gronk running the same patterns play after play? Seriously dude, the guy isn't Lynn Swann. Jacksonville played like Marty/Kosar........... they were cowards.

    Yeah, give Brady all day and the benefit of refs who will help him on his bad passes, and he is stellar.

    Blitz him and rough him up fo FOUR quarters, and he won't do schidt.

    All this bullschidt about his 4th quarter comebacks. He doens't make 4th QTR comebacks because he is great. He makes them because opposing coaches are too fearful of closing out a game, of playing to win, of going after the QB.

    I will give Greg Williams that much......he goes after QBs. His secondary plays back in Ethiopia, but he does go after the QB.

    Jacksonville lost, Brady didn't do schidt that Deshone Kizer wouldn't have done.

  • Give it up Ghoolie. Some day you will be right on Brady, but it hasn't happened yet. He understands and uses a very sophisticated offense that is very difficult to blitz on a regular basis. NFL D coordinators get it. Those little fleas he throws to have tree routes based off both receivers and QB reading the blitz and they are very good at reading to get open in the right places on time.

  • Sure he could. Most anybody with an amount of talent and give it enough time to become comfortable with an above-average team can be successful. Blake Bortles Case Keenum Nick Foles... Who would have predicted a couple years ago they'd be playing for a title?

    WSS

  • Sure he could. Most anybody with an amount of talent and give it enough time to become comfortable with an above-average team can be successful. Blake Bortles Case Keenum Nick Foles... Who would have predicted a couple years ago they'd be playing for a title?

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Who would have predicted a couple years ago they'd be playing for a title?

    Wasn't that Phoolie?

  • If blitzing Brady is the surefire way to make him play bad,  then you'd think other teams would've been able to figure it out by now after this many seasons. 

    Kizer is physically perfect at qb. When you see him in shorts and t-shirt,  he's a big strong kid. Rock solid,  huge arm,  can run when needed,  but by all accounts,  he needed to sit for a year or more.  He didn't,  and that's a huge reason he simply could not produce 

  • If blitzing Brady is the surefire way to make him play bad,  then you'd think other teams would've been able to figure it out by now after this many seasons. 

    Kizer is physically perfect at qb. When you see him in shorts and t-shirt,  he's a big strong kid. Rock solid,  huge arm,  can run when needed,  but by all accounts,  he needed to sit for a year or more.  He didn't,  and that's a huge reason he simply could not produce 

    @sd_tom said:

    If blitzing Brady is the surefire way to make him play bad,  then you'd think other teams would've been able to figure it out by now after this many seasons. 

    Kizer is physically perfect at qb. When you see him in shorts and t-shirt,  he's a big strong kid. Rock solid,  huge arm,  can run when needed,  but by all accounts,  he needed to sit for a year or more.  He didn't,  and that's a huge reason he simply could not produce 

    I am not sure sitting for a year would have really helped him.  It may have only deferred to the team the knowledge that he was inaccurate, turnover prone, and a poor decision maker. 

    Now...maybe, with the experience he has had, he can improve.....but I think that is the only thing that could help him...so, no, sitting him would not have been helpful.

  • @sd_tom said:

    If blitzing Brady is the surefire way to make him play bad,  then you'd think other teams would've been able to figure it out by now after this many seasons. 

    Kizer is physically perfect at qb. When you see him in shorts and t-shirt,  he's a big strong kid. Rock solid,  huge arm,  can run when needed,  but by all accounts,  he needed to sit for a year or more.  He didn't,  and that's a huge reason he simply could not produce 

    I am not sure sitting for a year would have really helped him.  It may have only deferred to the team the knowledge that he was inaccurate, turnover prone, and a poor decision maker. 

    Now...maybe, with the experience he has had, he can improve.....but I think that is the only thing that could help him...so, no, sitting him would not have been helpful.

    @the-gipper said:

    I am not sure sitting for a year would have really helped him.  It may have only deferred to the team the knowledge that he was inaccurate, turnover prone, and a poor decision maker. 

    Now...maybe, with the experience he has had, he can improve.....but I think that is the only thing that could help him...so, no, sitting him would not have been helpful.

    Sitting him behind a veteran qb like  mahomes did with Smith would've been a good thing. 

    But then we dumped all qbs with wins,  so.... There went that 

  • @the-gipper said:

    I am not sure sitting for a year would have really helped him.  It may have only deferred to the team the knowledge that he was inaccurate, turnover prone, and a poor decision maker. 

    Now...maybe, with the experience he has had, he can improve.....but I think that is the only thing that could help him...so, no, sitting him would not have been helpful.

    Sitting him behind a veteran qb like  mahomes did with Smith would've been a good thing. 

    But then we dumped all qbs with wins,  so.... There went that 

    @sd_tom said:

    Sitting him behind a veteran qb like  mahomes did with Smith would've been a good thing. 

    Again...that may not necessarily be true.  Perhaps the only thing that can make some guys better is real game experience.  Not sure if even that will have made Kizer better.

    But then we dumped all qbs with wins,  so.... There went that 

  • Sitting would have been better for Kizer...

    Seeing if he was "the one" was best for the Browns.

    None of the "QBs with wins" we "shed" were our future.

  • Sitting would have been better for Kizer...

    Seeing if he was "the one" was best for the Browns.

    None of the "QBs with wins" we "shed" were our future.

    @tour2ma said:

    Sitting would have been better for Kizer...

    Seeing if he was "the one" was best for the Browns.

    And which of those do WE care about?🙄

  • Sitting would have been better for Kizer...

    Seeing if he was "the one" was best for the Browns.

    None of the "QBs with wins" we "shed" were our future.

    @tour2ma said:

    Sitting would have been better for Kizer...

    Seeing if he was "the one" was best for the Browns.

    None of the "QBs with wins" we "shed" were our future.

    Or apparently the ones we kept. Possibly even less so.

    WSS

  • @tour2ma said:

    Sitting would have been better for Kizer...

    Seeing if he was "the one" was best for the Browns.

    None of the "QBs with wins" we "shed" were our future.

    Or apparently the ones we kept. Possibly even less so.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Or apparently the ones we kept. Possibly even less so.

    Which we know because???

  • @westside-steve said:

    Or apparently the ones we kept. Possibly even less so.

    Which we know because???

    @tour2ma said:

    Which we know because???

    Guessing? Speculation? Just like you.

    Less so because one of the ones we let go could have possibly won one game for us. I'd say the odds are better than even.

    WSS

  • I agree... RG3 might have equaled his 2016 win output... 😉

  • I agree... RG3 might have equaled his 2016 win output... 😉

    @tour2ma said:

    I agree... RG3 might have equaled his 2016 win output... 😉

    Josh McCown could have equal his 2017 win output. Do you not think we'd have won more games with him as the starter? Even if it was only one or two wed still be in position to draft one of the top quarterbacks and go into the 2018 season with an experienced veteran and a much better rookie prospect. And quite possibly a decent starter with the pick we wasted on Kizer.

    WSS

  • Give it up Ghoolie. Some day you will be right on Brady, but it hasn't happened yet. He understands and uses a very sophisticated offense that is very difficult to blitz on a regular basis. NFL D coordinators get it. Those little fleas he throws to have tree routes based off both receivers and QB reading the blitz and they are very good at reading to get open in the right places on time.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Give it up Ghoolie. Some day you will be right on Brady, but it hasn't happened yet. He understands and uses a very sophisticated offense that is very difficult to blitz on a regular basis. NFL D coordinators get it. Those little fleas he throws to have tree routes based off both receivers and QB reading the blitz and they are very good at reading to get open in the right places on time.

    Don't confuse Tom with advanced stuff like route trees, and pre snap reads...   

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Give it up Ghoolie. Some day you will be right on Brady, but it hasn't happened yet. He understands and uses a very sophisticated offense that is very difficult to blitz on a regular basis. NFL D coordinators get it. Those little fleas he throws to have tree routes based off both receivers and QB reading the blitz and they are very good at reading to get open in the right places on time.

    Don't confuse Tom with advanced stuff like route trees, and pre snap reads...   

    @hoorta said:

    Don't confuse Tom with advanced stuff like route trees, and pre snap reads...   

    LOL! I didn't expect him to know anything about defense, but he claims offense wins championships, so..............................................🙄😆

    Maybe he thinks tree routes is what gets into your septic system if you have big trees growing  too close to it. I know I had to have one cleaned out and the tree removed once.😆😛