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  • I think the thing that really kills it is the fact that even though he's clearly surplus to requirements in cleveland, nobody (that we know of, admittedly) is even sniffing around trying to trade him. Maybe they think they can pick him up if/when he gets cut, but if anybody thought he was better than the free agents out there, we'd be in possession of at least a 7th round pick by now. Two Browns FO, and 30+ others, have clearly decided he's not the answer.

  • I think the thing that really kills it is the fact that even though he's clearly surplus to requirements in cleveland, nobody (that we know of, admittedly) is even sniffing around trying to trade him. Maybe they think they can pick him up if/when he gets cut, but if anybody thought he was better than the free agents out there, we'd be in possession of at least a 7th round pick by now. Two Browns FO, and 30+ others, have clearly decided he's not the answer.

    @gftchris said:

    I think the thing that really kills it is the fact that even though he's clearly surplus to requirements in cleveland, nobody (that we know of, admittedly) is even sniffing around trying to trade him. Maybe they think they can pick him up if/when he gets cut, but if anybody thought he was better than the free agents out there, we'd be in possession of at least a 7th round pick by now. Two Browns FO, and 30+ others, have clearly decided he's not the answer.

    Cleveland is not dumb enough to trade Colt McCoy for anything less than a early second late first round pick. You're smoking crack if you think they would let the QB with the most potential on their team go for a 6-7th rounder...smoking crack.

  • What Banner said is simple. You can twist it all you want but it doesn't make it any more true. He said, Weeden would start training camp with the ones. The reason is simple, he was a first round draft pick and was the Starter last year. He's still getting first round treatment until he proves otherwise, which in my assesment shouldn't take long. They stated that Campbell would compete with Weeden for the start and that Colt would compete with Campbell. It's really not that hard to understand that Colt getting the start is as simple as Colt beating out Campbell and Campbell beating out Weeden... and it's actually a very real possibility. I know it's hard for Colt haters to swallow but it's really just a basic game of paper, rock, scissors.

  • @mike-h said:

    I'm done. PG is now in Lumbergh's company.

    And you're now in Holmgren's company. You're set to eat crow, how'd you like it?

  • I guess McCoy could be the starter in the sense that last year in men's college basketball Cleveland State beat Vanderbilt who beat Kentucky who won the championship. So therefore Cleveland State is the 2012 men's college basketball champion.

  • That's not what I'm saying. Banner said Campbell would compete with Weeden. Colt would compete with Campbell. If Colt passes Campbell then it's Colt will compete with Weeden.

  • JESUS F**KING CHRIST 😵

  • PoG i get you. i'm a fan of colt mccoy. the underdog. the little guy.

    but that isn't what a professional football team needs to play and win in the offensive scheme that turner runs. now if we ran a strict old school WCO colt would have a decent chance to be successful.

    no, it's not colt's fault. it's not weeden's fault for getting you (and others) all butt hurt. i get it. i hate liars too. but that's what business people do. a successful biz person is a cheap cut throat piece of shit most of the time. that's how they get ahead. sure they put a good smile on their face when the camera is in front of them but you and i both know that holmgren is the reason we reached for weeden AND now when you look back at it he probably reached for mccoy.

    but you could piss and moan about one of your favorite players for getting the shaft (hell he hasn't done anything to blow us all away and win the job) or you can just get behind the browns and root for them with whoever the QB is.

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  • What? No. I don't think Ghoulie even liked McCoy anyways. This is the offseason and There are 4 QBs on the roster. 1 is going to start. Everyone is free to decide on their own which QB should start. I like McCoy. Most dont. Get over it.

  • @erniecamacho84 said:

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    F-ing FUNNY!!!!

  • That's not what I'm saying. Banner said Campbell would compete with Weeden. Colt would compete with Campbell. If Colt passes Campbell then it's Colt will compete with Weeden.

    @poeticg said:

    That's not what I'm saying. Banner said Campbell would compete with Weeden. Colt would compete with Campbell. If Colt passes Campbell then it's Colt will compete with Weeden.

    If..IF...If...If...If..

    If I was 6-5 and about 26 years old, I could be an NFL QB too. I have plenty of heart and I would play for a lot less than most NFL players.

    Unfortunately, I'm not 6-5...I'm not 26 years old (anymore) and I don't have anywhere near the talent to play QB in the NFL. Which gives me all of those things in common with Colt McCoy.

  • @gftchris said:

    I think the thing that really kills it is the fact that even though he's clearly surplus to requirements in cleveland, nobody (that we know of, admittedly) is even sniffing around trying to trade him. Maybe they think they can pick him up if/when he gets cut, but if anybody thought he was better than the free agents out there, we'd be in possession of at least a 7th round pick by now. Two Browns FO, and 30+ others, have clearly decided he's not the answer.

    Cleveland is not dumb enough to trade Colt McCoy for anything less than a early second late first round pick. You're smoking crack if you think they would let the QB with the most potential on their team go for a 6-7th rounder...smoking crack.

    @poeticg said:

    Cleveland is not dumb enough to trade Colt McCoy for anything less than a early second late first round pick. You're smoking crack if you think they would let the QB with the most potential on their team go for a 6-7th rounder...smoking crack.

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    You are right, they probably won't trade him for a 6-7 rounder. They will more likely release him outright with no return compensation. I wish they would get a first or 2 rounder for him. I really do.

  • @gftchris said:

    I think the thing that really kills it is the fact that even though he's clearly surplus to requirements in cleveland, nobody (that we know of, admittedly) is even sniffing around trying to trade him. Maybe they think they can pick him up if/when he gets cut, but if anybody thought he was better than the free agents out there, we'd be in possession of at least a 7th round pick by now. Two Browns FO, and 30+ others, have clearly decided he's not the answer.

    Cleveland is not dumb enough to trade Colt McCoy for anything less than a early second late first round pick. You're smoking crack if you think they would let the QB with the most potential on their team go for a 6-7th rounder...smoking crack.

    @poeticg said:

    Cleveland is not dumb enough to trade Colt McCoy for anything less than a early second late first round pick. You're smoking crack if you think they would let the QB with the most potential on their team go for a 6-7th rounder...smoking crack.

    GOOD FREAKING LORD

  • @gftchris said:

    I think the thing that really kills it is the fact that even though he's clearly surplus to requirements in cleveland, nobody (that we know of, admittedly) is even sniffing around trying to trade him. Maybe they think they can pick him up if/when he gets cut, but if anybody thought he was better than the free agents out there, we'd be in possession of at least a 7th round pick by now. Two Browns FO, and 30+ others, have clearly decided he's not the answer.

    Cleveland is not dumb enough to trade Colt McCoy for anything less than a early second late first round pick. You're smoking crack if you think they would let the QB with the most potential on their team go for a 6-7th rounder...smoking crack.

    @poeticg said:

    Cleveland is not dumb enough to trade Colt McCoy for anything less than a early second late first round pick. You're smoking crack if you think they would let the QB with the most potential on their team go for a 6-7th rounder...smoking crack.

    Come on, man. Really? I know you like colt. I like colt too, I wished he had more of a shot, but dude will be lucky to be traded for a seventh round pick.

  • @gftchris said:

    I think the thing that really kills it is the fact that even though he's clearly surplus to requirements in cleveland, nobody (that we know of, admittedly) is even sniffing around trying to trade him. Maybe they think they can pick him up if/when he gets cut, but if anybody thought he was better than the free agents out there, we'd be in possession of at least a 7th round pick by now. Two Browns FO, and 30+ others, have clearly decided he's not the answer.

    Cleveland is not dumb enough to trade Colt McCoy for anything less than a early second late first round pick. You're smoking crack if you think they would let the QB with the most potential on their team go for a 6-7th rounder...smoking crack.

    @poeticg said:

    Cleveland is not dumb enough to trade Colt McCoy for anything less than a early second late first round pick. You're smoking crack if you think they would let the QB with the most potential on their team go for a 6-7th rounder...smoking crack.

    PG, hate to tell you- YOU'RE the one smoking crack if you think Colt is worth a second round pick. He was already shopped around last off season for a bag of chips and a coke, and the Browns got no offers. Backup quarterbacks with far more talent than Colt are currently out there on the FA market. It will be nothing short of a miracle if the Browns can get ANY draft pick for McCoy- because other NFL GMs are smart enough & not blinded by their love of a particular player (unlike you) to know it's 99.9% certain THE BROWNS ARE GOING TO CUT COLT, AND THEY CAN SIGN HIM WITHOUT GIVING UP ANY PICK.

    @slimdawg said:

    Bro, think about it. They have EVERY SINGLE SNAP Colt has taken since he became a Brown, games and practices on tape and have most likely watched them multiple times and dissected every bodily motion he's made. Do you really HONESTLY believe they think they need to watch all the same things live in order for them to know what they have in Colt? NOPE, they know him inside and out already and all signs point to Colt not being the answer at QB.

    ^+1 Really PG, how many people have to tell you the same thing before the light bulb comes on?

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  • You spend a seventh round pick on taking a flier on a some NFL prospect that might stick in the NFL. You don't trade a QB with vast untapped potential and someone who is a leader in the locker room, a team representative, someone who has more upside than any other player at the position on your team... for a seventh round pick. That's just as absurd as asking for a first round pick for him. Get my drift?

  • You spend a seventh round pick on taking a flier on a some NFL prospect that might stick in the NFL. You don't trade a QB with vast untapped potential and someone who is a leader in the locker room, a team representative, someone who has more upside than any other player at the position on your team... for a seventh round pick. That's just as absurd as asking for a first round pick for him. Get my drift?

    @poeticg said:

    You spend a seventh round pick on taking a flier on a some NFL prospect that might stick in the NFL. You don't trade a QB with vast untapped potential and someone who is a leader in the locker room, a team representative, someone who has more upside than any other player at the position on your team... for a seventh round pick. That's just as absurd as asking for a first round pick for him. Get my drift?

    Vast untapped potential? In what? Damn sure not being a Quarterback.

  • McCoy has no Bree's potential, shit he cant even hold his jock strap. The kid does have a lot of heart, but it has been 3 coaches later and now is time to wash you brain of him. I do wish him luck though. I respected him a lot more then Quinn.