@westside-steve said:

by the way, who was the best receiver in the league last year and who was throwing to him?

whose other receiver was the future Hall of Famer, Greg Little?

who's run game consisted of Willis McGahee?

exactly how are the head coach as well as offensive and defensive coordinators rewarded at the end of the season?

WSS

Lol this mad em laugh Steve.

whose other receiver was the future Hall of Famer, Greg Little?

who's run game consisted of Willis McGahee?

exactly how are the head coach as well as offensive and defensive coordinators rewarded at the end of the season?

WSS

@roycerolls said:

Thanks Man. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Romo doesn't go down this year. Maybe by next season, Vaughan will have progressed enough that we can cut Weeden, I'll be rooting for you guys against Pitsburgh...I haven't liked the Steelers since the 70's.

@oldschoolfan64 said:

I will light a candle for the Cowboys if they have the misfortune of watching Weeden in a real game.

@mudfly said:

I'm a Dallas fan and I'm seeing the same exact things in Weeden as you mentioned. He seems lost out there. Has a strong arm, but not much accuray, panics too easily, gets flushed too quickly and looks confused by vanilla pre season defenses. I'm really hoping Dustin Vaughan can be developed pretty fast...this kid looks much better in the pocket than Weeden so far.

@usfbrown said:

Exactly my assessment too....

Great arm, but really really dumb. He's clearly a deer in the headlights when the game gets going.

And he gets even worse when the cards are down, instead of stepping up......

Weeden will look great until Romo goes down and the cowboys actually need him...then, as soon as "he's" the man, he will fail miserably

@dick-mellon said:

Damn, by games that don't count Dickie, Connor Shaw should be ready to embark on a HOF career, as he posted the highest qbr of anyone this preseason.

Did Wee-done finally learn to not throw underhand baseball flips to the other team? That's a good sign. But if Romo gets hurt, Wee-Done will revert to his 72 qbr count on it.

@walterwhite said:

Yeh, that's my specialty.

I do in-depth research on topics that are meaningless.

1. Colt McCoy – 32/44 – 496 yards – 4 TD – 3 INT – 111.6 rating (#3 WAS)

2. Derek Anderson – 22/36 -- 332 yards – 2 TD – 1 INT – 98.4 rating (#2 CAR)

3. Brady Quinn – 4/4 – 22 yards -- 0 TD – 0 INT – 89.6 rating (released by MIA)

4. Luke McCown – 26/43 – 240 yards – 3 TD – 1 INT – 89.3 Rating (#2 NO)

5. Bruce Gradkowski – 23/36 – 218 yards – 2 TD – 1 INT -- 87.5 rating (#2 PIT)

6. Jason Campbell – 26/45 – 253 yards -- 3 TD – 2 INT – 77.4 Rating (#2 CIN)

7. Brandon Weeden -- 34/57 – 388 yards – 2 TD – 2 INT – 77.2 rating (#2 DAL)

8. Johnny Scramble -- 30/59 – 296 yards – 2 TD – 0 INT – 76.7 rating

9. Brian Hoyer – 24/44 – 261 yards – 1 TD -- 1 INT – 70.4 rating

10. Thad Lewis -- 17/33 – 168 yards – 0 TD – 2 INT – 41.0 rating (released by BUF)

XxDaBuckeyexX said:

Not since 1999 anyway. Prior to that, yes, a few ex-Browns did well. E-Rock with the Raiders. Greg Pruitt with the Raiders. A WR that went to Jax....Keenan McCardell.

Although some say that Big Money did better elsewhere when he left here. Maybe he did about the same as he did here, its just that his expectations here were higher for him than elsewhere.

Brady Quinn signed by Miami.

@utzie said:

Pretty sure the list was referring to all of their stats so far in the 2014 preseason...

Well.. in that case nevermind...

@dick-mellon said:

Well, I guess that from a coaches perspective, you still have to evaluate those who will be your 3rd string QBs.

@tour2ma said:

Pretty sure the list was referring to all of their stats so far in the 2014 preseason...

@dick-mellon said:

6. Brian Hoyer 6/14 92 yards 0 TD -- 0 INT 65.2 rating

Wrong! 2013 Preseason Game 1 vs. Rams...

Brian Hoyer 10/14 100 yards 1 TD -- 0 INT 115.2 rating

... but in fairness Wheezy also had a better game than the one Dickie listd...

1. Colt McCoy – 8/9 – 102 yards – 1 TD – 0 INT – 150.9 rating

2. Derek Anderson – 5/7 -- 65 yards – 1 TD – 0 INT – 139.9 rating (10 yards rushing)

3. Brandon Weeden -- 13/17 – 107 yards – 1 TD – 0 INT – 111.6 rating (10 yards rushing)

4. Bruce Gradkowski – 8/12 – 66 yards – 0 TD – 0 INT -- 80.6 rating

5. Johnny Football -- 7/11 – 63 yards – 0 TD – 0 INT – 79.0 rating (27 yards rushing)

6. Brian Hoyer – 6/14 – 92 yards – 0 TD -- 0 INT – 65.2 rating

7. Thad Lewis -- 16/27 – 150 yards – 0 TD – 1 INT – 59.2 rating

8. Jason Campbell – 6/15 – 72 yards -- 2 TD – 2 INT – 55.4 Rating

9. Luke McCown – 7/10 – 49 yards – 0 TD – 1 INT – 41.2 Rating

VesnaKociper said:

The world is surely going to end because I agree with Ghoulie on this lol!!!

By the way ..................... is a Dick Mellon something like a cantaloupe??