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  • This means the end of both Hogan and Kessler. 

    @jcam222 said:

    This means the end of both Hogan and Kessler. 

    Which explains why they resigned Hogan huh.. POG  must be jizzing all over himself... The poor kid needs a doily to sit on...

  • Vet backup to keep the rookie off the field. It is Cleveland. Sign three more backups. 

  • @warriorsrpussies said:

    After reading other members post I can see the racist though the screen. Sad world we live in now.

    People dissing, Hogan, Kessler and Allen are racists? I did not read any of those guys referred to as "dumb crackers".😛

  • His stats blow, but he is 11-6 as a starter in Detroit and Arizona, so he must handoff pretty well.

    Obviously, they have no interest in Hogan or Kessler and they are going to sandwich the rookie between a veteran starter and a veteran journeyman.

    Stanton will hold a clipboard and be a player/coach/cheerleader.

    Hogan will compete in camp. Kessler will get dropped when we draft the guy that used to back him up.

    Zombo

  • Will Cleveland ever figure out what to do? Taylor & Stanton ????   I'm so confused !

  • Will Cleveland ever figure out what to do? Taylor & Stanton ????   I'm so confused !

    @bammer said:

    Will Cleveland ever figure out what to do? Taylor & Stanton ????   I'm so confused !

    It means the rookie will be thoroughly protected year one. I don’t know how people are confused by this. How often have the Browns ended up playing their 3rd QB? Likely more than any other team in the league.

  • Really you people are excited about a veteran QB that completes 52% of his passes and you want to complain about Allen’s completion %

    @7moses7 said:

    Really you people are excited about a veteran QB that completes 52% of his passes and you want to complain about Allen’s completion %

    His completion percentage sucks but his winning percentage (11-6) doesn't. Granted, he got those wins on a team that was much better than the Browns, but as a backup QB, I'll take it over Kessler and Hogan.

  • I swear you guys crack me up with the back and forth. All last year it was clamor (which I didn't disagree with) that this team obviously needed veteran QB leadership. So the new regime snags a consistent mid-tier starter, a seasoned back-up, and will take a QB #1 who gets all the support. And yet despite doing exactly what you clowns asked for there's still complaining.

    I honestly believe some of you think we could have traded Brady for Kessler and a 6th, snagged Russell Wilson for cash considerations, and resurrected the ghost of Otto Graham to mentor them. 

  • Guys, they didn’t sign Stanton to play.

    Tyrod is the starter, and he’ll be busy trying to win games and won’t have time to mentor our rookie. That’s where Stanton comes in, he’ll be attached at the hip to whatever QB we draft for the entire year. Very smart.

  • Guys, they didn’t sign Stanton to play.

    Tyrod is the starter, and he’ll be busy trying to win games and won’t have time to mentor our rookie. That’s where Stanton comes in, he’ll be attached at the hip to whatever QB we draft for the entire year. Very smart.

    @lionofbuddha said:

    Guys, they didn’t sign Stanton to play.

    Tyrod is the starter, and he’ll be busy trying to win games and won’t have time to mentor our rookie. That’s where Stanton comes in, he’ll be attached at the hip to whatever QB we draft for the entire year. Very smart.

    I agree.   Kessler is atrocious, not sure he ever recovered from the beatings he took as a rookie.  Hogan has a noodle arm and also isn't very good.  Stanton isn't great either but he's actually won games in the NFL, something no other backup QB on our roster can say. 

  • Guys, they didn’t sign Stanton to play.

    Tyrod is the starter, and he’ll be busy trying to win games and won’t have time to mentor our rookie. That’s where Stanton comes in, he’ll be attached at the hip to whatever QB we draft for the entire year. Very smart.

    @lionofbuddha said:

    Guys, they didn’t sign Stanton to play.

    Tyrod is the starter, and he’ll be busy trying to win games and won’t have time to mentor our rookie. That’s where Stanton comes in, he’ll be attached at the hip to whatever QB we draft for the entire year. Very smart.

    Exactly....... I'm surprised so many here are 'confused'..... actually, not really. 😉

  • @mjp28 said:

    Yes the Browns might have a backup quarterback without wasting a top 4 pick!

    Well mjp, you've definitely earned it... 😒

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    @dutch-oven said:

    Well mjp, you've definitely earned it... 😒

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    Yes there's not enough left of this ol' horse to make soup with.

    Only about 32 days until D-DAY, I wonder what will or can happen next?  I still think the BROWNS might deal up and get a 3rd R1 pick to facilitate a project quarterback but who knows? 

  • Guys, they didn’t sign Stanton to play.

    Tyrod is the starter, and he’ll be busy trying to win games and won’t have time to mentor our rookie. That’s where Stanton comes in, he’ll be attached at the hip to whatever QB we draft for the entire year. Very smart.

    @lionofbuddha said:

    Guys, they didn’t sign Stanton to play.

    Tyrod is the starter, and he’ll be busy trying to win games and won’t have time to mentor our rookie. That’s where Stanton comes in, he’ll be attached at the hip to whatever QB we draft for the entire year. Very smart.

    Well... when I think Drew Stanton the word "mentor" isn't the first thought that follows.

    That said here's an interesting tweet...

    Ryan McCrystal‏Verified account @Ryan_McCrystal

    Ryan McCrystal Retweeted Mike McCartney

    Stanton was a backup on the Lions during No. 1 pick Matthew Stafford’s rookie year and a backup behind No. 1 pick Andrew Luck in Indy during his rookie year. This is becoming a specialty of his.

  • @lionofbuddha said:

    Guys, they didn’t sign Stanton to play.

    Tyrod is the starter, and he’ll be busy trying to win games and won’t have time to mentor our rookie. That’s where Stanton comes in, he’ll be attached at the hip to whatever QB we draft for the entire year. Very smart.

    Well... when I think Drew Stanton the word "mentor" isn't the first thought that follows.

    That said here's an interesting tweet...

    Ryan McCrystal‏Verified account @Ryan_McCrystal

    Ryan McCrystal Retweeted Mike McCartney

    Stanton was a backup on the Lions during No. 1 pick Matthew Stafford’s rookie year and a backup behind No. 1 pick Andrew Luck in Indy during his rookie year. This is becoming a specialty of his.

    @tour2ma said:

    Well... when I think Drew Stanton the word "mentor" isn't the first thought that follows.

    That said here's an interesting tweet...

    Ryan McCrystal‏Verified account @Ryan_McCrystal

    Ryan McCrystal Retweeted Mike McCartney

    Stanton was a backup on the Lions during No. 1 pick Matthew Stafford’s rookie year and a backup behind No. 1 pick Andrew Luck in Indy during his rookie year. This is becoming a specialty of his.

    I would say that he has experience in seeing what it takes for a No. 1 pick QB to succeed in this league, as both Stafford and Luck have had success. He can use that knowledge to give to whatever QB we draft, AND that rookie can still sit and learn at the same time

  • @tour2ma said:

    Well... when I think Drew Stanton the word "mentor" isn't the first thought that follows.

    That said here's an interesting tweet...

    Ryan McCrystal‏Verified account @Ryan_McCrystal

    Ryan McCrystal Retweeted Mike McCartney

    Stanton was a backup on the Lions during No. 1 pick Matthew Stafford’s rookie year and a backup behind No. 1 pick Andrew Luck in Indy during his rookie year. This is becoming a specialty of his.

    I would say that he has experience in seeing what it takes for a No. 1 pick QB to succeed in this league, as both Stafford and Luck have had success. He can use that knowledge to give to whatever QB we draft, AND that rookie can still sit and learn at the same time

    @lionofbuddha said:

    I would say that he has experience in seeing what it takes for a No. 1 pick QB to succeed in this league, as both Stafford and Luck have had success. He can use that knowledge to give to whatever QB we draft, AND that rookie can still sit and learn at the same time

    Well just remember that even though he did not have the talent to be a starting QB in the NFL, Kubiac was Elway's backup and coach on the bench as well as being a pretty good QB handler as a full time career coach. I'm guessing Dorsey gets that.

  • @lionofbuddha said:

    I would say that he has experience in seeing what it takes for a No. 1 pick QB to succeed in this league, as both Stafford and Luck have had success. He can use that knowledge to give to whatever QB we draft, AND that rookie can still sit and learn at the same time

    Well just remember that even though he did not have the talent to be a starting QB in the NFL, Kubiac was Elway's backup and coach on the bench as well as being a pretty good QB handler as a full time career coach. I'm guessing Dorsey gets that.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Well just remember that even though he did not have the talent to be a starting QB in the NFL, Kubiac was Elway's backup and coach on the bench as well as being a pretty good QB handler as a full time career coach. I'm guessing Dorsey gets that.

    Indeed, and there's plenty of other examples of this as well. Put simply, you don't last 10 years in the NFL at the QB position if you don't bring something to the table. 

  • this ensures that the rookie qb never sees the field! plain and simple. Now, this is the browns we are talking about so by the fifth game everyone might be injured BUT...

  • this ensures that the rookie qb never sees the field! plain and simple. Now, this is the browns we are talking about so by the fifth game everyone might be injured BUT...

    @bigalow80 said:

    this ensures that the rookie qb never sees the field! plain and simple.

    So would have keeping Hogan or Kessler and choosing to play them...

    Stanton's play is not going to forestall fan demands for the rookie should Tyrod go down.

  • @bigalow80 said:

    this ensures that the rookie qb never sees the field! plain and simple.

    So would have keeping Hogan or Kessler and choosing to play them...

    Stanton's play is not going to forestall fan demands for the rookie should Tyrod go down.

    @tour2ma said:

    So would have keeping Hogan or Kessler and choosing to play them...

    Stanton's play is not going to forestall fan demands for the rookie should Tyrod go down.

    Since when does Hue Jackson give a crap about what the Browns fans think?  

    He should have had his fat arse in Lake Erie here sometime in the last 3 months....as demanded by the fans.....but he has not done so 

  • @tour2ma said:

    So would have keeping Hogan or Kessler and choosing to play them...

    Stanton's play is not going to forestall fan demands for the rookie should Tyrod go down.

    Since when does Hue Jackson give a crap about what the Browns fans think?  

    He should have had his fat arse in Lake Erie here sometime in the last 3 months....as demanded by the fans.....but he has not done so 

    @the-gipper said:

    Since when does Hue Jackson give a crap about what the Browns fans think?  

    He should have had his fat arse in Lake Erie here sometime in the last 3 months....as demanded by the fans.....but he has not done so 

    C'mon Gip....Hue put the TEAM in the deep freeze. Did you really expect HIM to suffer hypothermia just to make us smile?  😉

    Ain't no ice cubes in Hue's bathtub!!  🙄

    Mike