Mangini. PICK A DAMN QB ALREADY!!!!
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I can see some of you guys who like to xxxx with lumdumb, but those of you who really get annoyed by his stupidity. why bother reading/responding to his shit? LCD for example, why get worked up over him being a braindead fool, just toss him on ignore man. it makes these boards way more enjoyable
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I can see some of you guys who like to xxxx with lumdumb, but those of you who really get annoyed by his stupidity. why bother reading/responding to his shit? LCD for example, why get worked up over him being a braindead fool, just toss him on ignore man. it makes these boards way more enjoyable
I can see some of you guys who like to xxxx with lumdumb, but those of you who really get annoyed by his stupidity. why bother reading/responding to his shit? LCD for example, why get worked up over him being a braindead fool, just toss him on ignore man. it makes these boards way more enjoyable
I like to laugh at him. Sometimes it's fun to f**k with him. To me, there's no point in ignoring someone just because I don't agree with them. Where's the fun in that? Though I don't come on here to argue with people, it is fun to bitch every now and then. Shep should agree...as should Zombo...as should Peen...there's several who like to argue from time to time. Keeps things interesting.
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the worst D in the stadium that day was the one wearing blue.
On another note, there's a question I've been pondering:
If Anderson outplays Quinnie this Saturday, will there be a thread titled "DON'T PICK A QB YET!!!!"
the worst D in the stadium that day was the one wearing blue.
On another note, there's a question I've been pondering:
If Anderson outplays Quinnie this Saturday, will there be a thread titled "DON'T PICK A QB YET!!!!"
Better yet, if Quinn outplays Anderson, what kind of spin will you put on it to make Anderson look more deserving of the job?
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A couple of things.
Deep down I totally agree with Bugzilla. Don't beat around the bush anymore.......are all of the coaches so afraid of hurting DA's feelings. That's the impression I get. Right now I can't help but really wish we got rid of DA for something.......anything, but alas his value diminished after week 2 of last season. I'm actually sick every time I see him with the ball or in our depth chart as a starting QB. What a shame......i'd love to see him prove me wrong.
In terms of strategy and a business point of view I can see what Mangini is doing......he knows Quinn is going to be the starter and he's probably not wanting to give him a silver spoon......rather, make him want it......earn it.......get the most out of him. Frustrating now......but I think come week one there will be a clear starter.......BQ is our man, and if last season are signs of what is to come, once he is named as the starter DA's name needs to be removed completely...if we don't he will only be a continuous distraction.....trade his ass out of town.......it needs to be done.
BQ is our man, and if last season are signs of what is to come, once he is named as the starter DA's name needs to be removed completely...if we don't he will only be a continuous distraction.....trade his ass out of town.......it needs to be done.
As pointed out earlier, that's sort of a ridiculous notion. Why would DA be a distraction? The local media and vocal fans already don't want him playing... it's not like he's a first round pick sitting on the bench that "hasn't had his shot" that people are clamoring for - now there's a distraction. If Quinn can't handle the pressure of being the number one guy then he's probably not the long term solution.
Anyway, maybe Mangini does want to start Quinn, but he might realize also that Brady's yet to prove he can play 2 consecutive NFL games without getting some kind of owie and he should probably have a backup ready just in case it happens again.
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@inspecta said:
I think unless a team has a meltdown at the QB position with more than one injury and are looking at starting their 3rd stringer then Anderson isn't going anywhere this season, nor should he. I keep telling you guys, as bad as Anderson is, as much as he sucks mentally in the pocket, there's just something about his game that goes up a couple of notches when the pressure is off and he's "not the guy"That Giants game was a perfect example. All week long everybody and their brother in the world of the NFL was picking the Giants to absolutely demolish us. Every sports writer in cleveland was predicting a blowout to the Giants. Nobody expected Anderson to do anything in that game. And when he took the field knowing that nobody expected much out of him, that's when he went lights out and burned the Giants pretty badly.
However if you give him the rock and say "You're the starter" something inside of Anderson shits the bed, and he can't focus and he makes one bad decision after another.
If Quinn goes down with an injury for a week or 2 I have no problem with Anderson coming in to play. If Quinn has a long term season injury then we are screwed cause then we're back to counting on Anderson to be the guy to save our season, and that will never ever happened.
I expect Anderson to play much better on Saturday because everybody has already said that Quinn has pretty much locked up the starting job, therefore Anderson has no pressure to perform because in his own mind he's already lost the starting gig so there's nothing he can do to make the situation worse, so he'll come out and play loose, and play well. Count on it.
I'm thinking the "pressure to perform" theory is little more than speculation.
The teams are under pressure to win pretty much every game, especially if they are in the playoff hunt. The Browns won 3 of their last 4 games in '07 and only didn't make the playoffs because another team gave away a game the final weeks to rest their best player(s). Sure he had a bad game in Cincinatti, so did Palmer but their OC changed the game plan to run more rather than pass as much as they had all season long, while the Brown's kept passing in poor conditions even though Jamal was running strong... fingers can be pointed a lot of directions in that game. 10 wins and 5 losses is the best stretch any QB has put together for the Browns in years.
The following year, despite starting the season with a concussion, DA was 3 and 5 against the tough part of the schedule... do you really think the Browns wouldn't win the next couple of games with him in there? 3 and 5 was better than the 1 and 7 the Browns did the rest of the season against an arguably weaker schedule.
I see you're already building up an excuse in case DA does do well in the next game... "of course he did well, pressure's off" I think it's kind of lame.
If BQ does win the competition, it'll be curious to see the response/excuses if the Browns have yet another 4-6 win season.
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Inspecta it's obvious that you've never had a concussion, you have no idea of the ramifications...
I'm not in either QB's camp but IMO, Quinn should and will be our starting QB this season....
But its also my opinion that if DA and Gay Ben changed teams, the Steelers wouldn't miss a beat and the Browns still would be a team in question... The fortunes of the Browns is not all about the QB position, not enough playmakers and too many holes....
Peace
T.Dawg
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@inspecta said:
Talk about excuses, you and lum keep blaming DA's shitting the bed in that game on the weather. Guess what? If he knew how to throw a short pass the wind would of had little effect on the game, but every pass attempt was him trying to chuck it down the field and letting as much air get under it as possible. Bottom line, DA shit the bed, case closed end of story.And I'm also tired of this "He gave us a 10 win season, better than any QB since returning to the league" garbage that keeps getting regurgitated over and over. If they gave the Lombardi trophy for winning 10 games then shit, he's hit the promise land, but last time I checked they don't.
And again, excuses for his shitty play last year on the concussion. If it was that big an issue then why was he playing at all? Why was the coaching staff/doctors/trainers putting his health on the line if the concussion was so bad it effected the way he played so dramatically?
Again, another lame excuse for DA.
And I'm not putting up a lame excuse for DA to do well in the next game, I'm merely predicting what will happen based on DA's history. And DA's history says that now that everybody has him in the grave as far as his chances at starting go, he's gonna come out and play well.
I've always said DA's problems are mental, he has all the physical talent to be a great QB in this league. His brain doesn't help his body out though...
It just amazes me that the players who sucked in '06 and '08 suddenly became good for 10 wins in '07, and DA was lucky enough to be along for the ride.
You know, I don't really care who QBs the team this year, but I'll stick up for any QB who's getting knocked when there's a whole lot of blame to be spread elsewhere. DA is nowhere as bad as you and a few others paint him to be.
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@inspecta said:
Talk about excuses, you and lum keep blaming DA's shitting the bed in that game on the weather. Guess what? If he knew how to throw a short pass the wind would of had little effect on the game, but every pass attempt was him trying to chuck it down the field and letting as much air get under it as possible. Bottom line, DA shit the bed, case closed end of story.And I'm also tired of this "He gave us a 10 win season, better than any QB since returning to the league" garbage that keeps getting regurgitated over and over. If they gave the Lombardi trophy for winning 10 games then shit, he's hit the promise land, but last time I checked they don't.
And again, excuses for his shitty play last year on the concussion. If it was that big an issue then why was he playing at all? Why was the coaching staff/doctors/trainers putting his health on the line if the concussion was so bad it effected the way he played so dramatically?
Again, another lame excuse for DA.
And I'm not putting up a lame excuse for DA to do well in the next game, I'm merely predicting what will happen based on DA's history. And DA's history says that now that everybody has him in the grave as far as his chances at starting go, he's gonna come out and play well.
I've always said DA's problems are mental, he has all the physical talent to be a great QB in this league. His brain doesn't help his body out though...
It just amazes me that the players who sucked in '06 and '08 suddenly became good for 10 wins in '07, and DA was lucky enough to be along for the ride.
You know, I don't really care who QBs the team this year, but I'll stick up for any QB who's getting knocked when there's a whole lot of blame to be spread elsewhere. DA is nowhere as bad as you and a few others paint him to be.
It just amazes me that the players who sucked in '06 and '08 suddenly became good for 10 wins in '07, and DA was lucky enough to be along for the ride.
You know, I don't really care who QBs the team this year, but I'll stick up for any QB who's getting knocked when there's a whole lot of blame to be spread elsewhere. DA is nowhere as bad as you and a few others paint him to be.
Does the word "injuries", mean anything to you? If you recall, Braylon Edwards tore his ACL in LATE 2005. That's an injury that takes a year to recover from. Kellen Winslow, who actually tied the team record for receptions in a season the year BEFORE DA started all of those games in 2007, didn't get significantly better with DA. In 2006, this team didn't have Jamal Lewis. In 2006 this team didn't have Thomas or Steinbach.
Even with all of that in play, Braylon still needed to play out of his mind that season for Anderson to even sniff a 56% completion rate.
In 2008, the team didn't give up as many sacks with DA under center as you think, but was dealing with injuries in and out of that line all season. BRaylon was injured in camp, but sucked no matter who was throwing him the ball and when you do factor in all of his drops, Anderson's numbers really don't improve drastically enough to reflect a repeat performance of the year befvore.
That's what you DA guys seem to forget - Browns injuries, no Joe Thomas, Eric Steinbach or Jamal Lewis. Braylon Edwards had ZERO explosiveness in 2006 because he was playing most of the season with a bum ACL.
These are legit factors and points more to the case that everything fell into place for Anderson in 2007. Yet, when 2008 hits and he screws up, every excuse in the book is made for him.
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It just amazes me that the players who sucked in '06 and '08 suddenly became good for 10 wins in '07, and DA was lucky enough to be along for the ride.
You know, I don't really care who QBs the team this year, but I'll stick up for any QB who's getting knocked when there's a whole lot of blame to be spread elsewhere. DA is nowhere as bad as you and a few others paint him to be.
Does the word "injuries", mean anything to you? If you recall, Braylon Edwards tore his ACL in LATE 2005. That's an injury that takes a year to recover from. Kellen Winslow, who actually tied the team record for receptions in a season the year BEFORE DA started all of those games in 2007, didn't get significantly better with DA. In 2006, this team didn't have Jamal Lewis. In 2006 this team didn't have Thomas or Steinbach.
Even with all of that in play, Braylon still needed to play out of his mind that season for Anderson to even sniff a 56% completion rate.
In 2008, the team didn't give up as many sacks with DA under center as you think, but was dealing with injuries in and out of that line all season. BRaylon was injured in camp, but sucked no matter who was throwing him the ball and when you do factor in all of his drops, Anderson's numbers really don't improve drastically enough to reflect a repeat performance of the year befvore.
That's what you DA guys seem to forget - Browns injuries, no Joe Thomas, Eric Steinbach or Jamal Lewis. Braylon Edwards had ZERO explosiveness in 2006 because he was playing most of the season with a bum ACL.
These are legit factors and points more to the case that everything fell into place for Anderson in 2007. Yet, when 2008 hits and he screws up, every excuse in the book is made for him.
Does the word "injuries", mean anything to you? If you recall, Braylon Edwards tore his ACL in LATE 2005. That's an injury that takes a year to recover from. Kellen Winslow, who actually tied the team record for receptions in a season the year BEFORE DA started all of thiose games means DA didn't do squat for him. In 2006, this team didn't have Jamal Lewis. In 2006 this team didn't have Thomas or Steinbach.
Even with all of that in play, Braylon still needed to play out of his mind that season for Anderson to even sniff a 56% completion rate.
In 2008, the team didn't give up as many sacks with DA under center as you think, but was dealing with injuries in and out of that line all season. BRaylon was injured in camp, but sucked no matter who was throwing him the ball and when you do factor in all of his drops, Anderson's numbers really don't improve drastically enough to reflect a repeat performance of the year befvore.
That's what you DA guys seem to forget - Browns injuries, no Joe Thomas, Eric Steinbach or Jamal Lewis. Braylon Edwards had ZERO explosiveness in 2006 because he was playing most of the season with a bum ACL.
These are legit factors and points more to the case that everything fell into place for Anderson in 2007. Yet, when 2008 hits and he screws up, every excuse in the book is made for him.
You just kind of made my point. DA was not surrounded by healthy players in '08, while coming off a concussion himself. BE was coming off his heel and 3-4 weeks of no practice, our #2 receiver was named Steptoe... lots of misfortune at the start of the year, the team's performance doesn't all hang on the head of DA.
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Does the word "injuries", mean anything to you? If you recall, Braylon Edwards tore his ACL in LATE 2005. That's an injury that takes a year to recover from. Kellen Winslow, who actually tied the team record for receptions in a season the year BEFORE DA started all of thiose games means DA didn't do squat for him. In 2006, this team didn't have Jamal Lewis. In 2006 this team didn't have Thomas or Steinbach.
Even with all of that in play, Braylon still needed to play out of his mind that season for Anderson to even sniff a 56% completion rate.
In 2008, the team didn't give up as many sacks with DA under center as you think, but was dealing with injuries in and out of that line all season. BRaylon was injured in camp, but sucked no matter who was throwing him the ball and when you do factor in all of his drops, Anderson's numbers really don't improve drastically enough to reflect a repeat performance of the year befvore.
That's what you DA guys seem to forget - Browns injuries, no Joe Thomas, Eric Steinbach or Jamal Lewis. Braylon Edwards had ZERO explosiveness in 2006 because he was playing most of the season with a bum ACL.
These are legit factors and points more to the case that everything fell into place for Anderson in 2007. Yet, when 2008 hits and he screws up, every excuse in the book is made for him.
You just kind of made my point. DA was not surrounded by healthy players in '08, while coming off a concussion himself. BE was coming off his heel and 3-4 weeks of no practice, our #2 receiver was named Steptoe... lots of misfortune at the start of the year, the team's performance doesn't all hang on the head of DA.
You just kind of made my point. DA was not surrounded by healthy players in '08, while coming off a concussion himself. BE was coming off his heel and 3-4 weeks of no practice, our #2 receiver was named Steptoe... lots of misfortune at the start of the year, the team's performance doesn't all hang on the head of DA.
See, but you're missing the point. A good quarterback in the NFL can at least overcome that to the point where they won't be ranked outside of the top 30 in QB rating at the end of the year. Anderson has yet to prove he can. When he plays loose, he can light a defense up like he did against the Giants last year. However, when the pressure is on him, he folds like a cheap suit. It's not like a gradual fall off for DA either. It's completely night and day.
All he had to do was manage the offense by utilizing the short route more often and learning a little touch, but he hasn't and therefore, when you take away his long game, he is simply a bad quarterback at this point.
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You know what scares me?
If Quinn can't clearly pull away DA (and we all saw how pathetic DA was last season and the last few games the season before AND the probowl) then we can safely assume that we don't have a real qb on this roster.
If we've got to draft another one I'll be PO'ed.
And WHY don't we have any vet qbs in here to help all the young guys?
And isn't our current qb coach the guy who farked Couch up? And we want him to DEVELOP 3 young guys?!
As the start of the season gets closer I'm getting closer to an all out panic attack.
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You know what scares me?
If Quinn can't clearly pull away DA (and we all saw how pathetic DA was last season and the last few games the season before AND the probowl) then we can safely assume that we don't have a real qb on this roster.
If we've got to draft another one I'll be PO'ed.
And WHY don't we have any vet qbs in here to help all the young guys?
And isn't our current qb coach the guy who farked Couch up? And we want him to DEVELOP 3 young guys?!
As the start of the season gets closer I'm getting closer to an all out panic attack.
You know what scares me?
If Quinn can't clearly pull away DA (and we all saw how pathetic DA was last season and the last few games the season before AND the probowl) then we can safely assume that we don't have a real qb on this roster.
If we've got to draft another one I'll be PO'ed.
And WHY don't we have any vet qbs in here to help all the young guys?
And isn't our current qb coach the guy who farked Couch up? And we want him to DEVELOP 3 young guys?!
As the start of the season gets closer I'm getting closer to an all out panic attack.
I can't believe some people bring up the Pro bowl, like it really matters. I watched it, Anderson was thrown in when the team was behind, and it's pretty obvious he was told to air it out, not "manage" it. He had a bad rating for the game @ 34.6. The thing is, 2 years earlier a QB named Tom Brady had a 21.8 passer's rating in the Pro Bowl... he must be pathetic too if Pro Bowl results count for anything.
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You know what scares me?
If Quinn can't clearly pull away DA (and we all saw how pathetic DA was last season and the last few games the season before AND the probowl) then we can safely assume that we don't have a real qb on this roster.
If we've got to draft another one I'll be PO'ed.
And WHY don't we have any vet qbs in here to help all the young guys?
And isn't our current qb coach the guy who farked Couch up? And we want him to DEVELOP 3 young guys?!
As the start of the season gets closer I'm getting closer to an all out panic attack.
I can't believe some people bring up the Pro bowl, like it really matters. I watched it, Anderson was thrown in when the team was behind, and it's pretty obvious he was told to air it out, not "manage" it. He had a bad rating for the game @ 34.6. The thing is, 2 years earlier a QB named Tom Brady had a 21.8 passer's rating in the Pro Bowl... he must be pathetic too if Pro Bowl results count for anything.
I can't believe some people bring up the Pro bowl, like it really matters. I watched it, Anderson was thrown in when the team was behind, and it's pretty obvious he was told to air it out, not "manage" it. He had a bad rating for the game @ 34.6. The thing is, 2 years earlier a QB named Tom Brady had a 21.8 passer's rating in the Pro Bowl... he must be pathetic too if Pro Bowl results count for anything.
Drunky I think it's sweet how you guys love to use the term Pro Bowler when describing your Derek Bear, but then turn around and throw a hissy when someone recalls how putrid, rancid and unadulterated pitiful he was in that game. He was so freaking bad that guys were looking around shaking their heads at one another.
Does it matter? Absolutely, cuz it showed exactly how bad he can be when he's not on. He was horrifically inaccurate and chucking the ball around like a total moron.
He actually embarrassed me as a Browns fan that day........and I think Winslow and Edwards were a little taken aback themselves.
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You know what scares me?
If Quinn can't clearly pull away DA (and we all saw how pathetic DA was last season and the last few games the season before AND the probowl) then we can safely assume that we don't have a real qb on this roster.
If we've got to draft another one I'll be PO'ed.
And WHY don't we have any vet qbs in here to help all the young guys?
And isn't our current qb coach the guy who farked Couch up? And we want him to DEVELOP 3 young guys?!
As the start of the season gets closer I'm getting closer to an all out panic attack.
I can't believe some people bring up the Pro bowl, like it really matters. I watched it, Anderson was thrown in when the team was behind, and it's pretty obvious he was told to air it out, not "manage" it. He had a bad rating for the game @ 34.6. The thing is, 2 years earlier a QB named Tom Brady had a 21.8 passer's rating in the Pro Bowl... he must be pathetic too if Pro Bowl results count for anything.
I can't believe some people bring up the Pro bowl, like it really matters. I watched it, Anderson was thrown in when the team was behind, and it's pretty obvious he was told to air it out, not "manage" it. He had a bad rating for the game @ 34.6. The thing is, 2 years earlier a QB named Tom Brady had a 21.8 passer's rating in the Pro Bowl... he must be pathetic too if Pro Bowl results count for anything.
OK, then take out the Pro Bowl and he still sucked more ass than a gay guy at a salad tossing convention for a season and a half straight.
The Pro Bowl jusy happened to be IDEAL circumstances and he still choked
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Pretty sure he did not suck for all of 2007. And if you are saying a season and half that must be what you mean since he only played half a season last year. Or if you want to count last year as a full year then BQ sucked for a season.
I know BQ only played "one" healthy game last year, funny how his injured games don't count but DA's do. I think the people that say the Browns do not have a QB they can count on in camp is far more accurate than BQ is a Star. BQ got a 104 rating against a horrible and I mean horrible pass defense of the Denver Broncos and then in the next game and a half he drove that rating down to 66.6. I know, but he hurt his finger. Well the same coaching staff that thought DA should play with a concussion is the same coaching staff that thought BQ should play with a hurt finger.
I don't think anything bad of BQ for wanting to play injured just like I don't think anything bad for DA wanting to play with a concussion. After all you want your starting QB to want to play and to think that the team is always better off with them in the game. That is a win for both QBs as far as character goes.
This is DA's last 8 games of 2007 5 wins and 3 losses. For falling apart and sucking that is not bad for a team that has not won allot of games since a return to the NFL.
Everybody says they got the book on DA in the second half of the year. Please notice that in the bad weather conditions that are often seen the the Ohio area that the Browns were on average throwing the ball 33.75 times a game. I think if you are on average throwing the ball 34 times a game I think the defense can pretty much figure what is coming regardless of the QB. In the horrible conditions in Cincy the Browns threw the ball 48 times ( Yes I know DA had 2 ints at the end of the half that were horrible). Yes DA did not play well at the end of the year but he did lead the Browns to 5 - 3 record (5 - 2 when everybody says he played well) and had to pretty much win or lose the games on his arm.
Do notice that the games that the coaches had DA "manage" the game by throwing fewer than 30 times the Browns went 3 - 0. The games that the coaches called over 40 passes the Browns were 0 - 2 and games where DA had to throw only 35 to 38 times the Browns went 2 - 1.
CLE 16 35 123 3 0 16 2 5 0 6 Steelers Loss
CLE 24 38 274 0 1 50 4 -4 1 2 Ravens Win
CLE 24 35 253 2 1 25 Texans Win
CLE 21 41 304 2 2 67 2 10 0 10 Cardnials Loss
CLE 16 29 185 2 1 45 3 3 0 5 Jets Win
CLE 9 24 137 0 0 25 1 0 0 0 Buffalo Win
CLE 29 48 251 2 4 22 1 6 0 6 Bengals Loss
CLE 11 20 152 1 1 45 1 0 0 0 49ers Win
As far as 2008 goes DA started the season with a concussion and without his receivers, except for BE which at the beginning of last season he might had been better off without. Now IF you took out the start of the season when DA was effected by the concussion these are his stats for the final 6 games he started.
CLE 15 24 138 1 1 20 4 11 0 11 Cincy Win
CLE 18 29 310 2 0 70 4 -2 0 0 NYG WIN
CLE 14 37 136 1 0 20 3 4 0 3 Wash Loss
CLE 14 27 246 1 0 53 Jags Win
CLE 17 33 219 2 1 28 2 8 0 6 Ravens Loss
CLE 16 26 110 0 0 20 2 5 0 3 Colts Loss - After coming in for BQ the week before and NOT sparking the Browns.
In a season the Browns went 4 - 12 (3 starts by DA were losses at the beginning of the year with a concussion) in DA's last 6 starts the Browns went 3 wins and 3 losses and in the 5 games previous to being benched DA was 3 wins and 2 losses. Not trying to say that DA had a good year last year, because he didn't. But if you look at his healthy starts (like people like to do with BQ) then he was really not that bad with a rating in the 80's.
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cmac12 - I think its honorable that you are trying to level the QB debate.
The truth is, nobody knows how either will perform - it's a long time since DA or BQ played in a regular season game, and they've both been through a rigorous training camp. Both have probably improved considerably, so I say we leave the QB debate alone (unlikely) and let Mangini decide.
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@shepwrite said:
If Quinn were coming off 18 starts with a 69 passer rating, this conversation would be COMPLETELY different. He's coming off one healthy start with a 104 passer rating.And a healthy preseason start with a 44 something... which pretty much matches every other game he's played in so far.
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Z -
I think shep is probably referring more to progress than results in a meaningless August game. Because the result of our magical 2007 season is that we weren't playing in January.
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@shepwrite said:
If Quinn were coming off 18 starts with a 69 passer rating, this conversation would be COMPLETELY different. He's coming off one healthy start with a 104 passer rating.And a healthy preseason start with a 44 something... which pretty much matches every other game he's played in so far.
And a healthy preseason start with a 44 something... which pretty much matches every other game he's played in so far.
LOL, you want people to still give DA a chance and you are trying to set a "par" for Brady Quinn, who hasn't started but a couple of games in his career.
Keep twisting....
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