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  • R RestinPeace wrote on last edited by
    #21

    @dan-in-florida said:

    Do you have anything to contribute or are you here to be a Troll (the name you picked seems to suggest that). Maybe I'm wrong. New to the board when things are looking a little promising and your the water attempt to drown the fire. ??

    This is MY last comment on this because I refuse to get OFF TOPIC. 😎

    Sure, I am here to talk Browns football. But sometimes, inducing a bit of reality in the situation is the best thing.

    Mangini is new and no matter if he sucks, we all have hope. But lets not get carried away with these guys. Not every draft pick is going to workout, Savage era picks will be moved out for draft picks only keeping a couple around. The ones that get cut/traded over the next few years, won't always be fan friendly.

    I remember all the hope from Davis/Crennel first years as well.

    The one good thing about Mangini/Lerner combo, is at least they are on the same page. Patriots family of organization, we have become.

  • Dan in FloridaD Dan in Florida wrote on last edited by
    #22

    Here is a Tony Grossi VIDEO report of today's practice:

    CLICK HERE to see VIDEO

    AND here is the PRESS CONFERENCE of Coach Mangini Today (after practice):

    CLICK HERE to see VIDEO

    OTHER BROWNS VIDEOS FROM TODAY:

    CLICK HERE to go to the VIDEO VAULT

  • LumberghL Lumbergh wrote on last edited by
    #23

    from ABJ:

    Dueling quarterbacks: It's the battle of the summer and there's little escaping it. To some it may even feel like a replay of last summer sans the coin flip. But Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson are duking it out for the job of starting quarterback. No one can obviously judge by a single day, but Anderson definitely had an advantage on the field Tuesday, hitting his receivers consistently and showing good judgment on more than a few occasions. Brady Quinn not so much.

    On more than one occasion Quinn put a reciever in a difficult position to make a catch. While occasionally one of his playmakers, such as running back Jerome Harrison, would make him look good by leaping over a defender's back to make a play. On one occasion defensive back Abe Elam, who the Browns acquired in a trade from the New York Jets, picked Quinn off, after he under threw his receiver. Quinn has thrown three picks in two days.

    http://www.ohiomm.com/blogs/browns/

  • R RestinPeace wrote on last edited by RestinPeace
    #24

    Anderson definitely had an advantage on the field Tuesday

    Disagree completely. Anderson looked as bad as Quinn today, if not worse on actual reads. He wasn't crisp at all. What reporting garbage.

    The hitting recievers on stride thing was the worst.