@nw220 said:

So what if he has to study the playbook longer than most? Too many people think that just because someone has a learning disability that they're stupid. If he works hard, he'll be fine.

@the-gipper said:

Yep i believe that as well Wallace will get offered more money then he will here and dont think he wont jump at the chance and pack his bags to take his chances else where, We also owe Delhomme next year what 7 Million or something ridicolius

Hillis-iz-Boss said:

Maybe, but his is still a free agent. He will go where the money is best.

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

Quote wow im surprized ive watched alot of WVU games i have family that live up that way, damn didnt know he had it him to run a 4.53...I still see him more of a backup role ala Seneca Wallace then to come here to run the wilddawg formation

@brownindian said:

It will just eat Big Baby.

@nw220 said:

He ran a 4.53 in the combine. Not fast, but not slow. In comparison, Brad Smith ran a 4.47.

@ballpeen said:

The guy is used up.

May be used up but they still used him in the last game agasnt the steelers right? And the main point i was trying to make was that Jarrett is not suited to run the wilddawg he is to big maybe on shortyardage situations, im pretty sure he runs the 40 at around 4.7 and you dont want that as a WildDawg formation player see Cribbs (or past tense Cribbs) Brad Smith, Ronnie Brown Etc.

@the-gipper said:

The question of replacing Seneca Wallace on the team as the 2d/3d/4th string QB is legit since apparently Wallace is a Free Agent, plus he has groaned somewhat about his use/place with the Browns and we all figure he is gonzo.

So why not talk about who else might be here to take up those roster spots?

Not so. The person who cared about cancers (even though I don't think Wallace is a cancer) was Mangini. He is gone. Plus Wallace said that he would love to sign again with the Browns since Mangini is gone.

@nw220 said:

Forget Cribbs in that role.

The guy is used up.

Endymion said:

Why are we debating this? Because we are Browns fans and we talk about anything that may have to do with the Browns, from the Owner/GM/HC to the 4th string QB.

The question of replacing Seneca Wallace on the team as the 2d/3d/4th string QB is legit since apparently Wallace is a Free Agent, plus he has groaned somewhat about his use/place with the Browns and we all figure he is gonzo.

So why not talk about who else might be here to take up those roster spots?

@gafreleets said:

making roster to run what is basically a gimick play is the wrong way to go...........especially when you don't have a HC.

but hey, it's the browns.......................what else would you expect?

The Jets used it successfully to do 2 things: A. Beat the Steelers B. Beat the Colts in the playoffs.

The Browns last year with Josh Cribbs ran it and it helped beat the Steelers.

It can still be useful if it is run right.

Jarret played well at WVU has some elusiveness. Better size than Pat White so I like the move.

@miktoxic said:

both from my hometown. but twitter is for kids. just like texting. why text when you can talk to the person. OMG!!!!!!!!

I thought so too. But it's a good way to get breaking news, actually. Since it's the new social network medium and theres an app for it available on any electronic device anymore, whenever someone hears something, it goes to Twitter instantly.

@wrrebel said:

both from my hometown. but twitter is for kids. just like texting. why text when you can talk to the person. OMG!!!!!!!!

@gafreleets said:

making roster to run what is basically a gimick play is the wrong way to go...........especially when you don't have a HC.

but hey, it's the browns.......................what else would you expect?

Brad Smith is sure running it pretty well in New York.

But you wouldn't know about that, because you don't watch any other games except for the first half of Steeler games.

@shepwrite said:

Delhomme is not gonna be paid 7 mill next year by anybody including the Browns. I don't believe he's ever played in a WCO. He's 53 or at least looks like it on the field. Don't see why we'd bring him back just to be McCoy's babysitter.

Brown will probably compete with a fifth round pick to be the Browns developmental QB behind McCoy and a veteran who knows the WCO... perhaps Wallace.

Problem with Brown is he isn't very bright, has a learning disability. Tough to play NFL QB like that.

I disagree about Wallace on the starting gig front. He's certainly shown he's capable of being a starter. There are teams out there that need that, teams like Minnesota, Carolina, San Fran, Arizona, and now even Tennessee. It's not crazy to think that he couldn't be a starter somewhere. But it is on the unlikely side.

As for him being a cancer, maybe that is taking it a bit too far. Of course you want your players to feel the itch to start. Of course you want them to voice their displeasure if they feel they're better suited than who's currently in place. But I think, as a coach, you'd want them to voice this displeasure with you and your staff. Not the media. Not the rest of the team. That's how factions start, how divisions are formed. And a locker room that's divided doesn't win on Sundays. I'd like us to keep Seneca insted of Jake. Jake needs to be gone yesterday. He was God-awful and he's not getting better.

And as far as the learning disability goes, I think that's something that's been blown out of proportion. The guy ran a fast-paced no-huddle Spread Option offense in West Virginia under Rich Rod and Bill Stewart. RichRod's offense (which is actually Stewart's offense), requires the QB to be fed a number of plays on the field and for the QB to check audible to whichever one best fit whatever the defense showed them, a la Peyton Manning (Note: I am not comparing Brown to Manning). And in the Spread Option, the QB has to read pitch man and know gap responsibility, as well as reading the blitzes and coverages during the play. I think his mind is sharp enough. Is he a Rhodes scholar? Maybe not, but that doesn't mean he's slow.

So what if it takes him a little longer to learn the plays. At least he'll pick them up faster than Daboll.

@miktoxic said:

i guess this is the only way that the signing of this guy makes sense.

sign a player but not have a HC is a head-scratcher.

Not really....the new coach isn't going to be signing players.

The wave of the NFL dictates you have a wild package, and this kid can run it.

Wallace is all but gone and the Josh Cribbs experiment needs to end in so far a being a QB.

making roster to run what is basically a gimick play is the wrong way to go...........especially when you don't have a HC.

but hey, it's the browns.......................what else would you expect?