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Colt Mccoy Coaching Teammates On Browns’ New System

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  • C ClevelandBigDawg wrote on last edited by ClevelandBigDawg
    #4

    Other than a rocket arm(not a must), Colt has all the tools to be a great QB.

    Accurate

    Mobile

    Smart

    Leadership

    and possibly the most important: LOVE FOR THE GAME

  • Colt McCoy coaching teammates on Browns’ new system

    Posted by Michael David Smith on May 3, 2011, 8:31 AM EDT

    http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/05/03/colt-mccoy-coaching-teammates-on-browns-new-system/

    By rule, NFL players haven’t been permitted to meet with coaches or get their playbooks except on the one day that the lockout was briefly lifted. But Browns quarterback Colt McCoy sounds like he has a suspiciously good feel for the system run by the team’s new head coach, Pat Shurmur.

    McCoy told Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer that he’s the man running the show at the players’ offseason workouts because he’s the one who knows the offense.

    “We have a new coach and a new system and I’m really the only one that has that much clue about what’s going on,” said McCoy. “I’ve spent a lot of time in the playbook, so it was important for us to get together and study. It was a lot mental. We spent a lot of time understanding the basic foundation of what goes on in the West Coast. It’s a lot different from what we ran last year.”

    The Browns were reportedly fined $50,000 for improper contact with players, but if that contact has them ahead of other teams when the lockout finally ends, then $50,000 is a bargain.

    McCoy also said that his throwing shoulder, which hadn’t been 100 percent since then-Alabama, now-Bills defensive tackle Marcell Dareus hit him in the national championship game 16 months ago, is finally as good as new.

    “It feels as good as it’s ever felt,” McCoy said. “Throwing-wise, I definitely feel back up to speed. I’m not getting fatigued as much as what I was. I really feel good and confident, so that’s always a plus.”

    And it’s a plus that he can make his teammates feel good and confident in the new offense.

    miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
    #5

    @usfbrown said:

    Colt McCoy coaching teammates on Browns’ new system

    Posted by Michael David Smith on May 3, 2011, 8:31 AM EDT

    http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/05/03/colt-mccoy-coaching-teammates-on-browns-new-system/

    By rule, NFL players haven’t been permitted to meet with coaches or get their playbooks except on the one day that the lockout was briefly lifted. But Browns quarterback Colt McCoy sounds like he has a suspiciously good feel for the system run by the team’s new head coach, Pat Shurmur.

    McCoy told Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer that he’s the man running the show at the players’ offseason workouts because he’s the one who knows the offense.

    “We have a new coach and a new system and I’m really the only one that has that much clue about what’s going on,” said McCoy. “I’ve spent a lot of time in the playbook, so it was important for us to get together and study. It was a lot mental. We spent a lot of time understanding the basic foundation of what goes on in the West Coast. It’s a lot different from what we ran last year.”

    The Browns were reportedly fined $50,000 for improper contact with players, but if that contact has them ahead of other teams when the lockout finally ends, then $50,000 is a bargain.

    McCoy also said that his throwing shoulder, which hadn’t been 100 percent since then-Alabama, now-Bills defensive tackle Marcell Dareus hit him in the national championship game 16 months ago, is finally as good as new.

    “It feels as good as it’s ever felt,” McCoy said. “Throwing-wise, I definitely feel back up to speed. I’m not getting fatigued as much as what I was. I really feel good and confident, so that’s always a plus.”

    And it’s a plus that he can make his teammates feel good and confident in the new offense.

    great post usf. this kid exudes confidence.

  • ClevelandFanForLifeC ClevelandFanForLife wrote on last edited by
    #6

    Are we allowed to have a QB who wants to step up and be a team leader?

  • Other than a rocket arm(not a must), Colt has all the tools to be a great QB.

    Accurate

    Mobile

    Smart

    Leadership

    and possibly the most important: LOVE FOR THE GAME

    F FearTheRoo wrote on last edited by
    #7

    @clevelandbigdawg said:

    Other than a rocket arm(not a must), Colt has all the tools to be a great QB.

    Accurate

    Mobile

    Smart

    Leadership

    and possibly the most important: LOVE FOR THE GAME

    not to mention he has a hot wife and has never been accused of rape...

  • B burgels wrote on last edited by
    #8

    I'm just hoping he doesn't have a sophmore slump.

  • Are we allowed to have a QB who wants to step up and be a team leader?

    Brownsfan_AlthausB Brownsfan_Althaus wrote on last edited by
    #9

    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    Are we allowed to have a QB who wants to step up and be a team leader?

    haha it is deffently nice to see this

  • I'm just hoping he doesn't have a sophmore slump.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #10

    @burgels said:

    I'm just hoping he doesn't have a sophmore slump.

    You have to be a "Freshman Sensation" to have a sophomore slump. McCoy didn't play in enough games to be a freshman sensation. No, I think he will show steady improvement. If things go as I hope, by year 3-4 he will start to be at the top of his game.

  • G Gafreleets wrote on last edited by
    #11

    blind leading the blind?

    i mean, hey it's good he's showing leadership.....but the installation of an entirely new scheme? could he do more harm than good if he's not 100% on the same page as the coaches?

  • blind leading the blind?

    i mean, hey it's good he's showing leadership.....but the installation of an entirely new scheme? could he do more harm than good if he's not 100% on the same page as the coaches?

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by nickers
    #12

    @gafreleets said:

    blind leading the blind?

    i mean, hey it's good he's showing leadership.....but the installation of an entirely new scheme? could he do more harm than good if he's not 100% on the same page as the coaches?

    No shit Sherlock...These arent school kids troll boy, theyre grown Men...Its not like theyre gonna absorb it all in one day...what they will do is work on the basic fundamentals of the new offense such as Snap counts...route running...hand eye coordination looking downfield...and hitch steps...Hitch steps and route running are the most crucial of techniques in the WCO besides normal things like accuracy and play selection.

  • T tlsdawg wrote on last edited by
    #13

    It's good to hear his arm is feeling better I wonder how much fatigue played into his problems throwing late last year.

  • J jasont44094 wrote on last edited by
    #14

    In all honesty we don't know how much the coaches talked to McCoy legally or not. He could be around 80% up to doped on the entire offense