Jonathan Paul Manziel
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Would love to throw some beers back with Rob Ryan anytime. Thought last season when the Saints came to town, Sean Peyton was going to leave his ass in C-town. Both blew up at one another on the sidelines when Rob's defense could not stop our Offensive Juggernaut. JM still can't find the passing windows threw the lines and the NFL is full of bigger and faster guys he's never seen coming before. He's Got to figure that out first, than lets see where it go's. WR's get your track shoes on for some sprints you might see the ball in your area at some point. I know its only day one, GO JOSH..
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Would love to throw some beers back with Rob Ryan anytime. Thought last season when the Saints came to town, Sean Peyton was going to leave his ass in C-town. Both blew up at one another on the sidelines when Rob's defense could not stop our Offensive Juggernaut. JM still can't find the passing windows threw the lines and the NFL is full of bigger and faster guys he's never seen coming before. He's Got to figure that out first, than lets see where it go's. WR's get your track shoes on for some sprints you might see the ball in your area at some point. I know its only day one, GO JOSH..
Would love to throw some beers back with Rob Ryan anytime. Thought last season when the Saints came to town, Sean Peyton was going to leave his ass in C-town. Both blew up at one another on the sidelines when Rob's defense could not stop our Offensive Juggernaut. JM still can't find the passing windows threw the lines and the NFL is full of bigger and faster guys he's never seen coming before. He's Got to figure that out first, than lets see where it go's. WR's get your track shoes on for some sprints you might see the ball in your area at some point. I know its only day one, GO JOSH..
Gordon?
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Would love to throw some beers back with Rob Ryan anytime. Thought last season when the Saints came to town, Sean Peyton was going to leave his ass in C-town. Both blew up at one another on the sidelines when Rob's defense could not stop our Offensive Juggernaut. JM still can't find the passing windows threw the lines and the NFL is full of bigger and faster guys he's never seen coming before. He's Got to figure that out first, than lets see where it go's. WR's get your track shoes on for some sprints you might see the ball in your area at some point. I know its only day one, GO JOSH..
Gordon?
Gordon?
For Commissioner?
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Meanwhile back in JM-land... check out the throw at 1:54... hopefully not representative.
Hmm just before the1:54 mark I see Josh throwing the near interception and the pass after is JM completing the out route to Gabriel with a running play in between.
Hmm just before the1:54 mark I see Josh throwing the near interception and the pass after is JM completing the out route to Gabriel with a running play in between.
You mean the completion that was late and to the inside on an out-route? Even better example at the 1:13 mark...
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Gordon?
For Commissioner?
For Commissioner?
x1000000
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27 pages later and Manziel still stinks
27 pages later and Manziel still stinks
Your opinion doesn't matter
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JM excerpt from a really good ESPN write-up of Haslam interview:
"I think we're pleased that Johnny did the things he should do in the offseason," Haslam said. "It was a great improvement over his first year, but anything less would have been totally unacceptable. So he's working hard.
"But playing pro football, you have to be a pro, particularly playing the position he does. So he's got to work hard every day on and off the field. He's making progress, but he's got a long way to go. But we're obviously pleased with the offseason."
Haslam would not, though, say the team has to know what it has in Manziel by the end of this season.
"He's barely 22 years old," Haslam said. "He's still young. So I think over the next couple of years we've got to see if Johnny can be a legitimate quarterback or not.
"I don't want to put too much pressure on him or our coaches and say it has to happen this year."
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JM excerpt from a really good ESPN write-up of Haslam interview:
"I think we're pleased that Johnny did the things he should do in the offseason," Haslam said. "It was a great improvement over his first year, but anything less would have been totally unacceptable. So he's working hard.
"But playing pro football, you have to be a pro, particularly playing the position he does. So he's got to work hard every day on and off the field. He's making progress, but he's got a long way to go. But we're obviously pleased with the offseason."
Haslam would not, though, say the team has to know what it has in Manziel by the end of this season.
"He's barely 22 years old," Haslam said. "He's still young. So I think over the next couple of years we've got to see if Johnny can be a legitimate quarterback or not.
"I don't want to put too much pressure on him or our coaches and say it has to happen this year."
JM excerpt from a really good ESPN write-up of Haslam interview:
Gonna beat the dead horse on this one but why invite the circus and waste a first round pick to "see if Johnny can be a legitimate quarterback or not.". Don't the Browns have more pressing needs? Haslam seems like an owner that likes to meddle but has no clue.
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actually liked what haslam had to say, especially the line "I don't want to put too much pressure on him or our coaches and say it has to happen this year." which tells me he doesn't have that trigger finger like a lot of owners have.
seems like he'll give pettine and farmer some time, which is what this team needs.
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JM excerpt from a really good ESPN write-up of Haslam interview:
Gonna beat the dead horse on this one but why invite the circus and waste a first round pick to "see if Johnny can be a legitimate quarterback or not.". Don't the Browns have more pressing needs? Haslam seems like an owner that likes to meddle but has no clue.
Gonna beat the dead horse on this one but why invite the circus and waste a first round pick to "see if Johnny can be a legitimate quarterback or not.". Don't the Browns have more pressing needs? Haslam seems like an owner that likes to meddle but has no clue.
Start rooting for your real team 'Baaston".
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actually liked what haslam had to say, especially the line "I don't want to put too much pressure on him or our coaches and say it has to happen this year." which tells me he doesn't have that trigger finger like a lot of owners have.
seems like he'll give pettine and farmer some time, which is what this team needs.
actually liked what haslam had to say, especially the line "I don't want to put too much pressure on him or our coaches and say it has to happen this year." which tells me he doesn't have that trigger finger like a lot of owners have.
seems like he'll give pettine and farmer some time, which is what this team needs.
Agree-I'd rather see a QB developed rather than thrown in the deep end with a sink or swim sign around his neck. Cleveland has done that far too often to continue repeating that mistake. As long as the coaching staff is happy with how he comes along, that is all that should matter.
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Gonna beat the dead horse on this one but why invite the circus and waste a first round pick to "see if Johnny can be a legitimate quarterback or not.". Don't the Browns have more pressing needs? Haslam seems like an owner that likes to meddle but has no clue.
Start rooting for your real team 'Baaston".
Start rooting for your real team 'Baaston".
Boston doesn't have a football team
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JM excerpt from a really good ESPN write-up of Haslam interview:
Gonna beat the dead horse on this one but why invite the circus and waste a first round pick to "see if Johnny can be a legitimate quarterback or not.". Don't the Browns have more pressing needs? Haslam seems like an owner that likes to meddle but has no clue.
Gonna beat the dead horse on this one but why invite the circus and waste a first round pick to "see if Johnny can be a legitimate quarterback or not.". Don't the Browns have more pressing needs? Haslam seems like an owner that likes to meddle but has no clue.
Nah- pretty sure the circus left town after JF stunk it up last year. He still draws above average interest- but not much more than say Gino Smith.
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Start rooting for your real team 'Baaston".
Boston doesn't have a football team
Boston doesn't have a football team
Baaston Patriots.
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Boston doesn't have a football team
Baaston Patriots.
Baaston Patriots.
Boston didn't embrace the New England Patriots when they got blown out in a Superbowl and stunk for 10 years during the mid 80s-90s. In my book they can't claim they now.
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Gonna beat the dead horse on this one but why invite the circus and waste a first round pick to "see if Johnny can be a legitimate quarterback or not.". Don't the Browns have more pressing needs? Haslam seems like an owner that likes to meddle but has no clue.
Nah- pretty sure the circus left town after JF stunk it up last year. He still draws above average interest- but not much more than say Gino Smith.
Nah- pretty sure the circus left town after JF stunk it up last year. He still draws above average interest- but not much more than say Gino Smith.
Id agree.....not nearly the distraction we had last year.....
He's really just another player now, which is how it should be.....if he blows up, then so will the media and THEN it will be well earned and for all the right reasons.....
So far, Im enjoying this years camp and post draft season sooooooooooooooooooooooooo much more than I did last year....
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I read around today that he did a lot of of work out of the shotgun today and looked noticeably better than previous days in camp. Was camp open today did anyone see the QB's work?
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I clicked on the link, scrolled down a bit, and my eyes were immediately drawn to "Johnny Manziel is the Browns' best hope". I was instantly overcome by grief and sadness, which quickly turned into nausea.
So yea, it's fair to say I disagree.
Well if you had heard Kevin Gilbride on NFL Network this morning then you would have been hospitalized. He said that at some point the O under McCown will bog down to the point that they will have to bring in JF as the starter "to provide a spark". He apparently agrees with this article that it's just not going to be workable with McCown as QB.
Well if you had heard Kevin Gilbride on NFL Network this morning then you would have been hospitalized. He said that at some point the O under McCown will bog down to the point that they will have to bring in JF as the starter "to provide a spark". .
I had to check the post date on this. Sounds like last season.
JM "sparked" the Browns right out off playoff contention last season.
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