This. That's gotta. E the funniest comparison out there right now.Rotinaj;1282342 wrote:These types of comparisons mean absolutely nothing. Im pretty sure every rookie QB that has started the last 3 years had better stats than those(mannings). Aside from maybe Gabbert.
yupBR1986FB;1217878 wrote:Shurmur will be fine...
The funny thing is that I've heard he's "fiery" and "vocal" to players at practices & behind closed doors bitching them out? Now does ANYBODY picture this? I personally picture him talking to his players in a mealy mouthed voice like the dude with the stapler in Office Space.Pick6;1282502 wrote:I wonder is Shurmur really believes the shit that comes out of his mouth at his pressers.
Yds/attempt is a lot more important than yardage. When you attempt 50+ passes I would hope you would throw for 300 yards. Even McCoy hit 350 in the Tennessee game last year when all they did was pass.jmog;1282279 wrote:Weeden has 2 300 yard passing games in his first 4 games, he is doing quite well for a rookie who has WRs that can't catch.
You will not get a response to this postMulva;1282531 wrote:Yds/attempt is a lot more important than yardage. When you attempt 50+ passes I would hope you would throw for 300 yards. Even McCoy hit 350 in the Tennessee game last year when all they did was pass.
Only Russell Wilson and Blaine Gabbert are worse at this point in YPA. Not to mention this...
http://espn.go.com/nfl/qbr
His "clutch rated" numbers are miserable. He hasn't been completely awful since the first game, but there is nothing "amazing" about his play, regardless of how many starts he's had.
We are leading the free world in drops as a team.Mulva;1282531 wrote:Yds/attempt is a lot more important than yardage. When you attempt 50+ passes I would hope you would throw for 300 yards. Even McCoy hit 350 in the Tennessee game last year when all they did was pass.
Only Russell Wilson and Blaine Gabbert are worse at this point in YPA. Not to mention this...
http://espn.go.com/nfl/qbr
His "clutch rated" numbers are miserable. He hasn't been completely awful since the first game, but there is nothing "amazing" about his play, regardless of how many starts he's had.
They also lead the "free world" in pass attempts. More pass attempts tends to result in more drops. Pretty simple correlation. Giants, Lions, Saints, Packers, Broncos, and Patriots are all top 10 in drops too.IggyPride00;1283001 wrote:We are leading the free world in drops as a team.
To think that isn't playing a role in his completion % and yards per attempt being low is being either incredibly naive or down right stupid. You can choose which of the 2 you prefer.
If Weeden continues to improve id do it in a heartbeat as long as we stay in the top 6 or so. What would we even use a #1 pick on? im not big on taking a WR at 1 unless its a Calvin Johnson which i dont see in this next draft.BR1986FB;1283618 wrote:Interesting thought....if the Browns continue to improve, offensively (Weeden/Richardson shine, but the defense fails the offense), yet continue to lose and are the top pick in the draft, if offered by a team below them, do you do an RGIII type trade if someone covets one of the top QB's? They could get that 2nd rounder back they burned on Gordon, and more.
Yes, I'd do this as long as you stay in the top 12 picks...BR1986FB;1283618 wrote:Interesting thought....if the Browns continue to improve, offensively (Weeden/Richardson shine, but the defense fails the offense), yet continue to lose and are the top pick in the draft, if offered by a team below them, do you do an RGIII type trade if someone covets one of the top QB's? They could get that 2nd rounder back they burned on Gordon, and more.
We don't Have anyone that can catch it!!SportsAndLady;1283623 wrote:Geno Smith's deep ball looked prettttttttttttttyyyy good yesterday..
BR1986FB;1283804 wrote:Where in the Hell was this Buffalo run defense last week when T-Rich was toting the rock?
and it never works...BR1986FB;1284247 wrote:If dumbass Shurmur were smart, which, again...he' not, he'd give the Giants a HEAVY dose of Richardson. Giants run D is putrid. You'd think a coach would see this shit like EVERYONE else but he has to be "cute" and try to outsmart everyone by doing the opposite.
I don't agree with douchebag Grossi often but this time he's spot on.OQB;1284291 wrote:http://espncleveland.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=5731
Makes me sad to even think about the hiring. I remember at the time hearing rumors that John Fox would be the guy because of the Bob Lamonte connection to Holmgren. He some how ended up in a Denver situation that at the time seemed worse than Cleveland, and instead we got Shurmur.BR1986FB;1284297 wrote:I don't agree with douchebag Grossi often but this time he's spot on.
Shurmur's rigid inflexibility will be his downfall. He has the players (Richardson/Weeden) to put up some impressive offensive numbers but he's neutering them. This offense COULD be real good if Shurmur played to his player's strength's like good coaches do.
Why NOT come out in a jailbreak/hurryup offense? It seems to be what Weeden thrives in.
When all's said & done and Shurmur gets fired he'll likely think "what brought this on?" It was your "love" of this stupid Holmgren/rigid (3/5/7 step drop) WCO that cost you your head, dumbass.
He is ready to take over for the Browns.IggyPride00;1284367 wrote:Makes me sad to even think about the hiring. I remember at the time hearing rumors that John Fox would be the guy because of the Bob Lamonte connection to Holmgren. He some how ended up in a Denver situation that at the time seemed worse than Cleveland, and instead we got Shurmur.
Fox and his flexibility it turns out is exactly what this franchise needed.
On CBS yesterday they handed Shannon Sharpe a Browns schedule and asked him where the win was going to come, and he said this team has 1-15, 2-14 written all over it. Bill Cowher jumped in and defended the Browns saying he thinks they will find 3-4 wins.
Either way, who would have guess when Homgren came to town the win total would decrease from 5 to 4 to less than 3 in his 3 years here. Hell of a rebuild I tell you.
Cowher isn't coming here. The only way I'd want this guy is if he were flexible enough to stay with a 4-3. They are only a few pieces away, defensively, from being decent.like_that;1284380 wrote:He is ready to take over for the Browns.
