@dick-mellon said:

Colt looked like he was freezing his ass off, week 17 against PIT.

That was probably the coldest game he had ever played in his life which lead me to wonder if he is a warm weather QB?

Colt has never won a cold weather game.

All in all it's too early to tell given his small body of work in the cold, especially considering that he never played in very cold weather in college.

Yes, college games in Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska can be chilly in mid November, but the South Shore of Lake Erie in December / January is an entirely different experience of coldness.

In the final three games last season:

Cold-3 Colt-0

2 TD - 6 INT

combined QB rating of 66.6

Colt freezing his ass off:

As much as I hate to say, that last game against Pittsburgh at home was to say the least-difficult to watch. But what you failed to mention was Colt McCoy was constantly hurried, sacked and took some hard shots that wouldve sidelined some lesser QB. I think McCoy earned the respect of his team by not quitting on that shitty day... something that I think will carry him into this season. But I guess we'll see.

We need a dome in Cleveland.

@dick-mellon said:

Colt looked like he was freezing his ass off, week 17 against PIT.

That was probably the coldest game he had ever played in his life which lead me to wonder if he is a warm weather QB?

Colt has never won a cold weather game.

All in all it's too early to tell given his small body of work in the cold, especially considering that he never played in very cold weather in college.

Yes, college games in Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska can be chilly in mid November, but the South Shore of Lake Erie in December / January is an entirely different experience of coldness.

In the final three games last season:

Cold-3 Colt-0

2 TD - 6 INT

combined QB rating of 66.6

Colt freezing his ass off:

If it is cold, it is cold for everyone. Brian Sipe played at San Diego St., Bernie Kosar played at Miami. Brett Favre played at Southern Miss., then went to Green Bay and adapted pretty well there. It can be done. Colt I am sure can do it.

@dick-mellon said:

Colt looked like he was freezing his ass off, week 17 against PIT.

That was probably the coldest game he had ever played in his life which lead me to wonder if he is a warm weather QB?

Colt has never won a cold weather game.

All in all it's too early to tell given his small body of work in the cold, especially considering that he never played in very cold weather in college.

Yes, college games in Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska can be chilly in mid November, but the South Shore of Lake Erie in December / January is an entirely different experience of coldness.

In the final three games last season:

Cold-3 Colt-0

2 TD - 6 INT

combined QB rating of 66.6

Colt freezing his ass off:

No matter where you are from you acclimate to the weather. This post is premature.