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  • listercatL listercat wrote on last edited by listercat
    #39

    When it counts Boat Shoes has crapped all over himself

    Heck, ship him off for a City BBQ lunch...that place is damn good

    http://cityqbbq.com/index.php

  • DrunkandstoopidD Drunkandstoopid wrote on last edited by
    #40

    "Boat Shoes" produced more TDs and wins last season than the other QBs combined. The team sucked, it wasn't just the QB that took a crap.

    For those that think BQ needs to have 20 starts from now under his belt before he gets judged, they better remember he's gonna need 13 or so wins in that time just to match DA.

    I'm not saying get rid of either of them, if they both are here through the summer, there ought to be a competition and then let the best man win..... However, as raised in another thread, there's no guarantee the current coaching staff is necessarily thinking of either of them as the long term solution.

  • "Boat Shoes" produced more TDs and wins last season than the other QBs combined. The team sucked, it wasn't just the QB that took a crap.

    For those that think BQ needs to have 20 starts from now under his belt before he gets judged, they better remember he's gonna need 13 or so wins in that time just to match DA.

    I'm not saying get rid of either of them, if they both are here through the summer, there ought to be a competition and then let the best man win..... However, as raised in another thread, there's no guarantee the current coaching staff is necessarily thinking of either of them as the long term solution.

    D damajuki wrote on last edited by
    #41

    @drunkandstoopid said:

    "Boat Shoes" produced more TDs and wins last season than the other QBs combined. The team sucked, it wasn't just the QB that took a crap.

    For those that think BQ needs to have 20 starts from now under his belt before he gets judged, they better remember he's gonna need 13 or so wins in that time just to match DA.

    I'm not saying get rid of either of them, if they both are here through the summer, there ought to be a competition and then let the best man win..... However, as raised in another thread, there's no guarantee the current coaching staff is necessarily thinking of either of them as the long term solution.

    Wow. 2007 will be the year forever quoted by the Oregon Trailers, huh?

    Is there anything DA didn't accomplish in 2007? I mean, wow, 10 wins, 29 TDs. Those are some SERIOUSLY GOOD numbers.

    Wait. What's that? None of it mattered? Why? What do you mean?

    Oh, you mean that little game against Cincy? Those pesky 4 interceptions that cost us the playoffs?

    It was the wind! It was Chud! Quinn was watching me from the sideline and he put a hex on me! The defense blew it!

    Bah. Enough with 2007, you freakin' Oregonian Manwagoners.

    The sooner DA -- and you -- are gone and the quicker we can all stop pretending 2007 mattered, the better off we fans -- and frankly, the entire organization -- will be.

  • DrunkandstoopidD Drunkandstoopid wrote on last edited by
    #42

    Unless things take a big jump for the better, in a few years 2007 could be remembered by some as the year the Browns actually almost made the playoffs. Taking a 4 win team to 10 is big, whoever deserves the credit. In at least a couple other divisions that meant playoffs that season.

    2008, the Browns arguably had the meat of the schedule up front, and DA, who missed a few weeks of preseason and had a weak or injured supporting cast at receiver, went 3 and 5. Just how well did the Browns do once he was sat? One win against the Broncos "impressive" defense.

    Someone's gonna QB the team this year, and I've no idea who it's gonna be at this point.... too many possibilities.

  • listercatL listercat wrote on last edited by
    #43

    2007 will be remembered as the season where we had it all in our hands; Boat Shoes decided to crap all over himself in Cincitucky against a pathetic team.

  • L lemosley01 wrote on last edited by
    #44

    What good does a QB battle do? According to Lums and osusev, preseason doesn't mean shit, anyway. So, even when Quinn wins the 'battle', it will be 'blah blah blah preseason doesn't matter blahblahblah Anderson has more starts and should be the starter because we don't know what Quinn will do blahblahblah'

    All the while ignoring that we know what Anderson does: He sucks when it matters, which is pretty much from game 5 and on.

  • D DawgTracker wrote on last edited by
    #45

    The market for DA can change if a contender's QB is injured. No way I trade him for less than a 2nd rounder

  • 2007 will be remembered as the season where we had it all in our hands; Boat Shoes decided to crap all over himself in Cincitucky against a pathetic team.

    GeechG Geech wrote on last edited by
    #46

    @listercat said:

    2007 will be remembered as the season where we had it all in our hands; Boat Shoes decided to crap all over himself in Cincitucky against a pathetic team.

    I would prefer to forget about 2007 altogether. I don't want to hang my hat on something that appears in hindsight to be an anomaly. It's not like it was the start of something special. It's been the same old Browns ever since.

    Can we honestly say that 2007 is what the Browns are supposed to be like? Is that the way we should have been in 2008 and should be in 2009 and beyond? Or are we in rebuilding mode once again?

    Are we on the verge of something special or did we blow up the FO and Coaching departments? Did Cribbs's field position and Joe J's 3rd down conversions really mean that much to us?

    -Al

  • The market for DA can change if a contender's QB is injured. No way I trade him for less than a 2nd rounder

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
    #47

    @dawgtracker said:

    The market for DA can change if a contender's QB is injured. No way I trade him for less than a 2nd rounder

    Minnesota just went after a QB not named DA because nobody feels he's worth a 2nd rounder. There's a reason we got him at garage sale prices which remains the same reason nobody else wants to fork out additional commitment for him. 31 other rationales would ask "if he was worth more - why aren't we discussing what you want for Quinn?" Now we gotta pretend we have the perfect scenario going into a 3rd consecutive season undecided about who are starting QB is.

    We need exchange value seeing the way we got thin at Safety, WR, RT, OLB, RB and CB in just one offseason. Hank Fraley was considered too old in Philly 3 years ago so I'm guessing we need to address the Center position sometime soon too.

    - Tom F.

  • @drunkandstoopid said:

    "Boat Shoes" produced more TDs and wins last season than the other QBs combined. The team sucked, it wasn't just the QB that took a crap.

    For those that think BQ needs to have 20 starts from now under his belt before he gets judged, they better remember he's gonna need 13 or so wins in that time just to match DA.

    I'm not saying get rid of either of them, if they both are here through the summer, there ought to be a competition and then let the best man win..... However, as raised in another thread, there's no guarantee the current coaching staff is necessarily thinking of either of them as the long term solution.

    Wow. 2007 will be the year forever quoted by the Oregon Trailers, huh?

    Is there anything DA didn't accomplish in 2007? I mean, wow, 10 wins, 29 TDs. Those are some SERIOUSLY GOOD numbers.

    Wait. What's that? None of it mattered? Why? What do you mean?

    Oh, you mean that little game against Cincy? Those pesky 4 interceptions that cost us the playoffs?

    It was the wind! It was Chud! Quinn was watching me from the sideline and he put a hex on me! The defense blew it!

    Bah. Enough with 2007, you freakin' Oregonian Manwagoners.

    The sooner DA -- and you -- are gone and the quicker we can all stop pretending 2007 mattered, the better off we fans -- and frankly, the entire organization -- will be.

    Y YtownBrownsBacker wrote on last edited by
    #48

    @damajuki said:

    Wow. 2007 will be the year forever quoted by the Oregon Trailers, huh?

    Is there anything DA didn't accomplish in 2007? I mean, wow, 10 wins, 29 TDs. Those are some SERIOUSLY GOOD numbers.

    Wait. What's that? None of it mattered? Why? What do you mean?

    Oh, you mean that little game against Cincy? Those pesky 4 interceptions that cost us the playoffs?

    It was the wind! It was Chud! Quinn was watching me from the sideline and he put a hex on me! The defense blew it!

    Bah. Enough with 2007, you freakin' Oregonian Manwagoners.

    The sooner DA -- and you -- are gone and the quicker we can all stop pretending 2007 mattered, the better off we fans -- and frankly, the entire organization -- will be.

    Hey, we lose DA and we lose a hell of a golfer. He can really play. He can hit the ball a ton, but no feel for the short game. Does that sound familiar.

  • Oldcrow1945O Oldcrow1945 wrote on last edited by
    #49

    TheJokersWILD said:

    Can anyone tell me if Derek Anderson is related to Les Andreson? 7230-11084.gif

    I'm not sure....but I'm pretty sure he's related to Loni Anderson.

    loni-anderson-008.jpg

  • Oldcrow1945O Oldcrow1945 wrote on last edited by
    #50

    Er....wait...Maybe it was Pamela Anderson.

    pam.jpg

  • Unless things take a big jump for the better, in a few years 2007 could be remembered by some as the year the Browns actually almost made the playoffs. Taking a 4 win team to 10 is big, whoever deserves the credit. In at least a couple other divisions that meant playoffs that season.

    2008, the Browns arguably had the meat of the schedule up front, and DA, who missed a few weeks of preseason and had a weak or injured supporting cast at receiver, went 3 and 5. Just how well did the Browns do once he was sat? One win against the Broncos "impressive" defense.

    Someone's gonna QB the team this year, and I've no idea who it's gonna be at this point.... too many possibilities.

    Legacy FanL Legacy Fan wrote on last edited by
    #51

    @drunkandstoopid said:

    2008, the Browns arguably had the meat of the schedule up front, and DA, who missed a few weeks of preseason and had a weak or injured supporting cast at receiver, went 3 and 5. Just how well did the Browns do once he was sat? One win against the Broncos "impressive" defense.

    Umm, we didn't win against the Donkeys, short-timer.

    But it is a solid indicator of how well Quinn played in the game when a Manwagoner thinks we actually got a W.