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  • A Alkid3 wrote on last edited by
    #58

    Mccants Drango Fabiano O'Brein and Sterup were his O line...

  • Remember Kizer was playing against the 3's and Brock played against the 1's. It's nice to dream, but Kizer didn't "look like the starter" because he was playing against essentially DB's who wouldn't start at Ohio State.

    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on last edited by Mudfly
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    @unsympathetic said:

    Remember Kizer was playing against the 3's and Brock played against the 1's. It's nice to dream, but Kizer didn't "look like the starter" because he was playing against essentially DB's who wouldn't start at Ohio State.

    Right....the one(very obvious) thing Kizer had in his favor....WIDE open receivers.....which the other 2 never had(or saw)....

    But....the other thing Kizer had was vision and accuracy....because he saw them, then hit them.....

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    No, because he doesn't matter.

    If you don't think any QB's looked good, you mustn't have been watching.

    good in preseason against bums. hell tim couch looked liked the second coming of roger staubach in the HOF game his rookie season.

    then they played for real and his soul and shoulders are still being looked for somewhere around midfield.

    great offensive line? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

    Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out wrote on last edited by
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    @miktoxic said:

    good in preseason against bums. hell tim couch looked liked the second coming of roger staubach in the HOF game his rookie season.

    then they played for real and his soul and shoulders are still being looked for somewhere around midfield.

    great offensive line? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

    As usual, quality shitpost.

  • Mccants Drango Fabiano O'Brein and Sterup were his O line...

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
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    @alkid3 said:

    Mccants Drango Fabiano O'Brein and Sterup were his O line...

    take a look again at Mullaney's 1st bomb..LT-Cam Johnson RG-Grego..the play before is a good look at paused line-up

  • @canton-dawg said:

    None of the Brown's QB's looked impressive last night, but it IS just preseason.

    At the risk of sounding like a fisherman (you know the one that got away) did anyone besides myself, keep an eye on how Mitch played last night?

    No, because he doesn't matter.

    If you don't think any QB's looked good, you mustn't have been watching.

    Canton DawgC Canton Dawg wrote on last edited by Canton Dawg
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    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    No, because he doesn't matter.

    If you don't think any QB's looked good, you mustn't have been watching.

    I liked the Kizer pick, but if you think he looked great playing against guys that will be selling insurance in a couple weeks...don't let me piss on your parade.
  • I thought all the QBs were OK, there were drops that muted all the QBs performances. Brock should have had a TD, I believe he also had another well thrown ball dropped. Kessler had a ball dropped by Hall at the end of half that would have put them in FG position. It was a well thrown ball too. I liked the way Kizer moved in the pocket on a couple of his throws and like the pump fakes too. Also the penalties to me killed some of the drives and forced them into some predictable pass situations.

    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on last edited by
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    @runyon27 said:

    I thought all the QBs were OK, there were drops.....

    Yep....lots of them too.....Britt, Hall and Boyce all had blatant ones......and there was a complete lack of winning balls or great catches, which is the job of quality receivers....

    QB's are not always afforded the ease of hitting wide open receivers....so it's the QB's job to just get the ball close enough for the WR to go get it.....and to place it where the other guy cant get it......Our WR's dont appear to know how to win their part of that equation....

  • @runyon27 said:

    I thought all the QBs were OK, there were drops.....

    Yep....lots of them too.....Britt, Hall and Boyce all had blatant ones......and there was a complete lack of winning balls or great catches, which is the job of quality receivers....

    QB's are not always afforded the ease of hitting wide open receivers....so it's the QB's job to just get the ball close enough for the WR to go get it.....and to place it where the other guy cant get it......Our WR's dont appear to know how to win their part of that equation....

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
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    @mudfly said:

    Yep....lots of them too.....Britt, Hall and Boyce all had blatant ones......and there was a complete lack of winning balls or great catches, which is the job of quality receivers....

    QB's are not always afforded the ease of hitting wide open receivers....so it's the QB's job to just get the ball close enough for the WR to go get it.....and to place it where the other guy cant get it......Our WR's dont appear to know how to win their part of that equation....

    What do you want Mud, pro receivers too? 😆

  • TopDawg31T TopDawg31 wrote on last edited by
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    For those thinking Myles will produce more than a franchise QB will, compare Myles game to the #30 overall pick TJ Watt. His stats in his debut make Myles look like a bust.

  • W Westside Steve wrote on last edited by Westside Steve
    #66

    I figure a quarterback is only super important to the team if he is a franchise quarterback in the top 7 to 10 and the league. Maybe even top five.

    I'd rather have JJ watt then most of the quarterbacks in the league. By far.

    WSS

  • For those thinking Myles will produce more than a franchise QB will, compare Myles game to the #30 overall pick TJ Watt. His stats in his debut make Myles look like a bust.

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
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    @topdawg31 said:

    For those thinking Myles will produce more than a franchise QB will, compare Myles game to the #30 overall pick TJ Watt. His stats in his debut make Myles look like a bust.

    Oh I think by the time his career ends you'll be happy he was here. One preseason game does not define you, but TJ is a very good player.

  • For those thinking Myles will produce more than a franchise QB will, compare Myles game to the #30 overall pick TJ Watt. His stats in his debut make Myles look like a bust.

    U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by Unsympathetic
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    @topdawg31 said:

    compare Myles game to the #30 overall pick TJ Watt. His stats in his debut make Myles look like a bust.

    TJ watt had 2 plays on Future Hall of Famer Josh Johnson.. One sack he was unblocked and the other Josh walked into TJ's otherwise-shut-down arms. Aside from those 2 plays, Ereck Flowers stoned Watt..

    So.. TJ getting blocked by one player while Myles receiving a double-team all night is.. looking like a bust?

  • For those thinking Myles will produce more than a franchise QB will, compare Myles game to the #30 overall pick TJ Watt. His stats in his debut make Myles look like a bust.

    GhoolieG Ghoolie wrote on last edited by
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    @topdawg31 said:

    For those thinking Myles will produce more than a franchise QB will, compare Myles game to the #30 overall pick TJ Watt. His stats in his debut make Myles look like a bust.

    Compare Myles to Trubisky.....the BEST player in the past 5 NFL drafts. THe Browns FO is puking in their own Bush.

    Garrett looked.................... yawn...........................so very average. Nothing remarkable.

  • @mudfly said:

    Yep....lots of them too.....Britt, Hall and Boyce all had blatant ones......and there was a complete lack of winning balls or great catches, which is the job of quality receivers....

    QB's are not always afforded the ease of hitting wide open receivers....so it's the QB's job to just get the ball close enough for the WR to go get it.....and to place it where the other guy cant get it......Our WR's dont appear to know how to win their part of that equation....

    What do you want Mud, pro receivers too? 😆

    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on last edited by
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    @texasag1969 said:

    What do you want Mud, pro receivers too? 😆

    yep.....

  • I figure a quarterback is only super important to the team if he is a franchise quarterback in the top 7 to 10 and the league. Maybe even top five.

    I'd rather have JJ watt then most of the quarterbacks in the league. By far.

    WSS

    W Westside Steve wrote on last edited by Westside Steve
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    @westside-steve said:

    I figure a quarterback is only super important to the team if he is a franchise quarterback in the top 7 to 10 and the league. Maybe even top five.

    I'd rather have JJ watt than most of the quarterbacks in the league. By far.

    WSS

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  • @topdawg31 said:

    compare Myles game to the #30 overall pick TJ Watt. His stats in his debut make Myles look like a bust.

    TJ watt had 2 plays on Future Hall of Famer Josh Johnson.. One sack he was unblocked and the other Josh walked into TJ's otherwise-shut-down arms. Aside from those 2 plays, Ereck Flowers stoned Watt..

    So.. TJ getting blocked by one player while Myles receiving a double-team all night is.. looking like a bust?

    TopDawg31T TopDawg31 wrote on last edited by
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    @unsympathetic said:

    TJ watt had 2 plays on Future Hall of Famer Josh Johnson.. One sack he was unblocked and the other Josh walked into TJ's otherwise-shut-down arms. Aside from those 2 plays, Ereck Flowers stoned Watt..

    So.. TJ getting blocked by one player while Myles receiving a double-team all night is.. looking like a bust?

    The preseason is full of scrubs everywhere, as you pointed out, myles double teamed and nobody else shined, that's gonna be alot of fun to watch. That will be the case all season long.
  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
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    http://espn.com/blog/cleveland//post/_/id/3658 maybe? but who starts preseason game 3 should be telling..Brock even in Denver seemed "to Jacked-up" & nothing has changed imo..If you ever played, when the lights come on,some do over-grip it losing touch on ball..QB coach David Lee may have found something here in Brock? Not sure it's fixable watching him in Houston either. Unless the pressure of O'Brien made it worse?

  • @topdawg31 said:

    For those thinking Myles will produce more than a franchise QB will, compare Myles game to the #30 overall pick TJ Watt. His stats in his debut make Myles look like a bust.

    Compare Myles to Trubisky.....the BEST player in the past 5 NFL drafts. THe Browns FO is puking in their own Bush.

    Garrett looked.................... yawn...........................so very average. Nothing remarkable.

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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    @ghoolie said:

    Compare Myles to Trubisky.....the BEST player in the past 5 NFL drafts. THe Browns FO is puking in their own Bush.

    Garrett looked.................... yawn...........................so very average. Nothing remarkable.

    And then I keep remembering this about him.. He clearly does not want to be here....

  • @ghoolie said:

    Compare Myles to Trubisky.....the BEST player in the past 5 NFL drafts. THe Browns FO is puking in their own Bush.

    Garrett looked.................... yawn...........................so very average. Nothing remarkable.

    And then I keep remembering this about him.. He clearly does not want to be here....

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
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    @nickers said:

    And then I keep remembering this about him.. He clearly does not want to be here....

    If you really believe that shit why don't you just go to Berea and ask him directly whether he really wants to be a Brown. I've heard him talk very favorably in comparing the passion of Browns football fans to the same passion he experienced from Aggie football fans. I think he feels very much at home with the Browns.

  • @nickers said:

    And then I keep remembering this about him.. He clearly does not want to be here....

    If you really believe that shit why don't you just go to Berea and ask him directly whether he really wants to be a Brown. I've heard him talk very favorably in comparing the passion of Browns football fans to the same passion he experienced from Aggie football fans. I think he feels very much at home with the Browns.

    GhoolieG Ghoolie wrote on last edited by
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    @texasag1969 said:

    If you really believe that shit why don't you just go to Berea and ask him directly whether he really wants to be a Brown. I've heard him talk very favorably in comparing the passion of Browns football fans to the same passion he experienced from Aggie football fans. I think he feels very much at home with the Browns.

    Don't be a fucking moron. He isn't going to tell the Browns fans or anyone else what he really thinks. His agent, parents and everyone else jumped right on him after the video to retract what he said.

    I suppose you would be surprised to hear FLugel say he loved his wife at their family reunion, too? LMAO.

  • @ghoolie said:

    Compare Myles to Trubisky.....the BEST player in the past 5 NFL drafts. THe Browns FO is puking in their own Bush.

    Garrett looked.................... yawn...........................so very average. Nothing remarkable.

    And then I keep remembering this about him.. He clearly does not want to be here....

    GhoolieG Ghoolie wrote on last edited by
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    @nickers said:

    And then I keep remembering this about him.. He clearly does not want to be here....

    This guy is a fucking loser. One tackle, in which the RB came to him. Cleveland has blown another draft pick. This guy isn't even as physical as Courtney Brown.