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Hoyer's best game.... And no TDs thrown

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  • ComeonmanC Comeonman wrote on last edited by
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    BOOM. I think the controversy is done.

  • upper lipU upper lip wrote on last edited by
    #2

    does actually throwing touchdowns matter even a fraction of a bit when you lead your team down field to score? i'd like to know how many QB's in this league can be as effective as hoyer with this receiving bunch, no star running backs, and this sub par line without mack (granted they did a decent to good job pass blocking tonight) .. i'd guess i can count them on one hand

  • C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
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    There never was a controversy. Hoyer is in command of the offense. In fact I want Shanny to give him more leash. Offense looks so good when Hoyer brings em up early to the line and has time to look things over. There was a play even when I think HOyer had to call a TO cause the play that came in from the sideline was bullshit and he didn't want to run it cause he knew it wasn't going anywhere. He learned this under Brady. It's my hope that Manziel realizes some of this and opts to study under Hoyer for a couple years. It really is the best thing that he could do for his career. He goes somewhere else where they throw him in immediately cause of A) the team sucks and 😎 his name.........he's gonna be at the mercy of his offensive coordinator. If that OC is solved by a good opposing defense, Manziel is gonna look like crap. I hope he stays and learns how to "see" NFL defense's under Hoyer.

  • There never was a controversy. Hoyer is in command of the offense. In fact I want Shanny to give him more leash. Offense looks so good when Hoyer brings em up early to the line and has time to look things over. There was a play even when I think HOyer had to call a TO cause the play that came in from the sideline was bullshit and he didn't want to run it cause he knew it wasn't going anywhere. He learned this under Brady. It's my hope that Manziel realizes some of this and opts to study under Hoyer for a couple years. It really is the best thing that he could do for his career. He goes somewhere else where they throw him in immediately cause of A) the team sucks and 😎 his name.........he's gonna be at the mercy of his offensive coordinator. If that OC is solved by a good opposing defense, Manziel is gonna look like crap. I hope he stays and learns how to "see" NFL defense's under Hoyer.

    upper lipU upper lip wrote on last edited by
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    @clevfan4life said:

    There never was a controversy. Hoyer is in command of the offense. In fact I want Shanny to give him more leash. Offense looks so good when Hoyer brings em up early to the line and has time to look things over. There was a play even when I think HOyer had to call a TO cause the play that came in from the sideline was bullshit and he didn't want to run it cause he knew it wasn't going anywhere. He learned this under Brady. It's my hope that Manziel realizes some of this and opts to study under Hoyer for a couple years. It really is the best thing that he could do for his career. He goes somewhere else where they throw him in immediately cause of A) the team sucks and 😎 his name.........he's gonna be at the mercy of his offensive coordinator. If that OC is solved by a good opposing defense, Manziel is gonna look like crap. I hope he stays and learns how to "see" NFL defense's under Hoyer.

    hoyer is our QB for the next 10+ years.. idk if manziel is going to want to wait till he's in his mid 30's to get his chance to takeover as the starter.

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    Here's what got me..

    As well as we ran the ball... Cinci was better prepared for our PlayAction than any team we've faced including JAX... yet the passing game worked.

    Hoyer was sharp early and was throwing as crisply as he has all year.

  • Here's what got me..

    As well as we ran the ball... Cinci was better prepared for our PlayAction than any team we've faced including JAX... yet the passing game worked.

    Hoyer was sharp early and was throwing as crisply as he has all year.

    ComeonmanC Comeonman wrote on last edited by
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    @tour2ma said:

    Here's what got me..

    As well as we ran the ball... Cinci was better prepared for our PlayAction than any team we've faced including JAX... yet the passing game worked.

    Hoyer was sharp early and was throwing as crisply as he has all year.

    You mean those laser beams into the wind?..... Ya, I agree
  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
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    hoyer had his A game on tonite. his throws were placed perfectly (for the most part) and our so-called sucky WR/TE crew hauled in some passes that years ago with bigger names than theirs would never have even been touched.

    kudos to the whole franchise from top to bottom.

    this is something i'd buy stock into.

  • upper lipU upper lip wrote on last edited by
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    if the run game stays decent and our pass protection holds up atleast to how it did tonight, with cameron, gordon, and hawkins in there we're going to start hearing pro bowl attacked to hoyer's name. too bad he might be able to play in his first though, im sure peyton manning will send him a post card

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
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    how about McD?

    man what a turnaround. another dollar menu choice from farmer?

  • @tour2ma said:

    Here's what got me..

    As well as we ran the ball... Cinci was better prepared for our PlayAction than any team we've faced including JAX... yet the passing game worked.

    Hoyer was sharp early and was throwing as crisply as he has all year.

    You mean those laser beams into the wind?..... Ya, I agree
    B bringbackbrownie2 wrote on last edited by
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    @comeonman said:

    You mean those laser beams into the wind?..... Ya, I agree

    Seriously. When is the last time we had a QB throw well into a strong wind?

  • @comeonman said:

    You mean those laser beams into the wind?..... Ya, I agree

    Seriously. When is the last time we had a QB throw well into a strong wind?

    ComeonmanC Comeonman wrote on last edited by
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    @bringbackbrownie2 said:

    Seriously. When is the last time we had a QB throw well into a strong wind?

    Otto Everette Graham Jr.
  • how about McD?

    man what a turnaround. another dollar menu choice from farmer?

    B bringbackbrownie2 wrote on last edited by
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    @miktoxic said:

    how about McD?

    man what a turnaround. another dollar menu choice from farmer?

    For the most part, but he had his fair share of terrible plays. Hoyer was tacked twice trying to hand the ball off. One was on Greco as he pulled to early, but I believe the other was McDonald. I'll wait for Tour's analysis.

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
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    just saying 1000% better than last week correct?

  • how about McD?

    man what a turnaround. another dollar menu choice from farmer?

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    @miktoxic said:

    how about McD?

    man what a turnaround. another dollar menu choice from farmer?

    Gotta admit I'm curious... but I think we ran a lot fewer wide zones tonite... more middle, power stuff...

    @comeonman said:

    Otto Everette Graham Jr.

    LOL... but the balls were a lot rounder then...

  • just saying 1000% better than last week correct?

    USFBrownU USFBrown wrote on last edited by
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    @miktoxic said:

    just saying 1000% better than last week correct?

    I thought the same thing. Gotta give credit where its due. He may not have been perfect but he was a hell of a lot more improved. I mean, anything would have been better than last game but I was impressed that he was able to be a competent center.

  • Z Zombo wrote on last edited by
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    Did it without Gordon, Cameron or Hawkins.

    Our three best receivers ... and three guys who should all be on the field in two weeks.

    Game on!

    Z

  • KvoetheK Kvoethe wrote on last edited by
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    The first decent thing ive heard on Mike& Mike

    Hoyer is 9-3 starting for Browns

    All other Qbs during that time....1-12

    Same team...same players....why do people still not see it? The dude can play ball. Crisp, timely throws, no mistakes...can you frame it any clearer?

  • Did it without Gordon, Cameron or Hawkins.

    Our three best receivers ... and three guys who should all be on the field in two weeks.

    Game on!

    Z

    tml1138T tml1138 wrote on last edited by
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    Zombo said:

    Did it without Gordon, Cameron or Hawkins.

    Our three best receivers ... and three guys who should all be on the field in two weeks.

    Game on!

    Z

    Was just going to post something to this effect.

    Browns 6-3, and the best is yet to come!

  • T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #19

    The line play was very good, but we have a couple of Farmer specials that both are quick and big enough to make yards through holes that barely exist. Any team would give up a #1 for either Crowell or West at this point in the season. Fresh legs all game long is a killer combination for a primarily running team like ours. It opens up everything in the passing game if they try to stack against it.

  • Joey Bag of DoughnutsJ Joey Bag of Doughnuts wrote on last edited by Joey Bag of Doughnuts
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    Nobody is talking about how Hoyer is the right QB for Cleveland because of the weather. He played in Cleveland in high school. He played in New England. His throws in that wind were GREAT! All these rookies look great in a dome or down south in the warm weather, but WHEN we DO go to the playoffs we are going to be playing in cold weather and maybe harsh conditions!! Hoyer is tempered for this fight!!!

    What do you all think?

    Go Browns!! Woof! Woof!!