That means Barret is on track to be their greatest QB of all time?Pick6;1649411 wrote:Didn't the Bucks beat the spread?
Thank youBR1986FB;1649434 wrote:I felt more confident when he lead them to that TD. Yes, it was the Bears 2's & 3's and people say "but it was only Chicago's backups."
Their goal was to get in, lead a successful TD drive and get off the field healthy. They accomplished their mission.
Would people prefer they shit in their hat and went 3 & out against Chicago's scrubs? The fact that they looked functional gives me more confidence that they can do something than the prior 3 games, against scrubs or not.
Never said that. Keep reaching though after I prove you wrong over and over.like_that;1649443 wrote:That means Barret is on track to be their greatest QB of all time?
Hey, dipshit....I think we all know that Manziel is the eventual heir apparent to the QB position but right now he's a complete clusterfuck. I want no part of that guy seeing the field anytime soon. He makes a few plays that make you got "wow" and get you excited but those are the exception more than the norm, at this point.Footwedge;1649455 wrote:Yeah...Brian Hoyer is now the savior of the offense...LOL. Here we go Steelers...here we go. The sooner the undrafted FA from MSU gets benched the sooner the franchise can begin the ascent upward. Take his 82.6 qb rating from last year and shove it.
Apparently by wanting hoyer right now means we think he's the savior. According to TardwedgeBR1986FB;1649603 wrote:Hey, dipshit....I think we all know that Manziel is the eventual heir apparent to the QB position but right now he's a complete clusterfuck. I want no part of that guy seeing the field anytime soon. He makes a few plays that make you got "wow" and get you excited but those are the exception more than the norm, at this point.
Nobody is arguing that JFF will EVENTUALLY take the reigns. Right now, he's FAR from ready.
I think most know that Hoyer is a journeyman game manager who is only holding the torch until Manziel gets his feet under him. Highly doubtful he shocks the world and becomes a very good QB. I have no idea why these guys are in such a hurry to get Manziel out there so he gets killed.SportsAndLady;1649604 wrote:Apparently by wanting hoyer right now means we think he's the savior. According to Tardwedge
One word...ignorance.BR1986FB;1649627 wrote: I have no idea why these guys are in such a hurry to get Manziel out there so he gets killed.
Yaeh that's the ticket. Play Wayne Kirby in right field and let Manny Ramirez rot away on the bench. Here we go Steelers...here we go.BR1986FB;1649603 wrote:Hey, dipshit....I think we all know that Manziel is the eventual heir apparent to the QB position but right now he's a complete clusterfuck. I want no part of that guy seeing the field anytime soon. He makes a few plays that make you got "wow" and get you excited but those are the exception more than the norm, at this point. Nobody is arguing that JFF will EVENTUALLY take the reigns. Right now, he's FAR from ready.
OR throw JFF to the wolves, let him get killed in his very FIRST game (career over) and we're back to Hoyer anyway.......Here we go Brownies, here we go!Footwedge;1649752 wrote:Yaeh that's the ticket. Play Wayne Kirby in right field and let Manny Ramirez rot away on the bench. Here we go Steelers...here we go.
Why are you having a battle of wits with an unarmed poster?BR1986FB;1649762 wrote:OR throw JFF to the wolves, let him get killed in his very FIRST game (career over) and we're back to Hoyer anyway.......Here we go Brownies, here we go!
Who cares? They will both be playing interchangeably. The depth chart means nothing.Commander of Awesome;1649815 wrote:Browns released their first depth chart.
Armonty Bryant is starting, and Kruger is over sheard.
Sheard not starting makes no sense.
Agreed. Kruger's strength is stopping the run so he could be in on early downs while Sheard's strength is getting to the passer (3rd down).iclfan2;1649833 wrote:Who cares? They will both be playing interchangeably. The depth chart means nothing.
Actually sheard is the superior player in both regards. Sheard is our best olber and him not being on the field doesn't speak well for this coaching staff.BR1986FB;1649837 wrote:Agreed. Kruger's strength is stopping the run so he could be in on early downs while Sheard's strength is getting to the passer (3rd down).
It came up on my Facebook feed. Didn't know they had OSU at #3, but I could see that. Probably have the Browns at #2 (didn't read the top 10). LOLAutomatik;1649852 wrote:You read a lot of shitty sports related articles. OSU also #3. Dammit.
I'm a Buckeye fan but I'll be the first to admit the fan base is loaded with delusional arrogant dumbass fans. I'm sure every fan base has that but some of the shit I see/hear isn't rational. See more than my share of it with the Browns too.Automatik;1649855 wrote:I think Bama is #1, but I gave up clicking. I remember seeing that list when it came out.
All fan bases have them.BR1986FB;1649868 wrote:I'm a Buckeye fan but I'll be the first to admit the fan base is loaded with delusional arrogant dumbass fans. I'm sure every fan base has that but some of the shit I see/hear isn't rational. See more than my share of it with the Browns too.