Footwedge;1761532 wrote:LOL. You, Munch, and Hooley all from the same breed. Manziel threw 2 touchdown passes in the first half capping off 70 plus yard drives, except one of the touchdowns was dropped.

In the second half, the first series was stopped because Joe Thomas missed his block and Crowell was sacked for a 4 yard loss...then a false start..and after a nice scramble, all 6 refs missed a blatant helmet to helmet call on Manziel. The second series we saw Manziel throw another strike 25 yards down the field only to see Gabriel try to catch it with his knees. The following throw was good enough to pick up the first down and Barnidge thought trying to catch it with one hand was the cool thing to do.

Later in the game Gabriel ensured the hat trick by dropping his third pass of the evening. Even Cueball, a well known Johnny hater said that Manziel had really high marks through 3 quarters. With any kind of help from the receivers, Johnny would have had a 125 qb rating through 3 quarters.

But go ahead...lead the Johnny basher brigade. Better get used to it because Manziel will be the starter here for the next 10 years.

Tiernan;1761553 wrote:So many of the Clowns Mafia jumping on Tiernan's bandwagon I may have to start charging admission. It's soooo satisfying watching you all throw players under the bus, ridicule the coaches and question the front office as you try to distance yourselves from the train wreck. But every single one of you losers that ever put on a dog mask is tainted with the stench of being part of the garbage dump. Enjoy suckas...ill be here all season to rub your noses in it.

friendfromlowry;1761547 wrote:It's a pity that next time Manziel starts Footwedge will have to dig up another one of Manziel's great college games. Because he still doesn't have a great pro game to recall.

Al Bundy;1761545 wrote:lol at Johnny had a good game if we pretend that he did. The big concerns on him coming out of college were decision making, passing in the pocket, arm strength, and accuracy. Last night he showed that he still has big problems with all of these. The only time that he makes plays in on broken plays. While that has the potential to make some exciting, highlight plays, it doesn't win at the pro level.

Footwedge;1761574 wrote:Hid decision making...as noted by Pettine was graded as excellent through the first 3 quarters. He has proven time and time again that he can make all the throws FROM THE POCKET. Apparently your football challenged miniscule IQ forget about his 50 yard strike to Benjamin in the Jets game, his 60 yard strike to Benjamin on the second play from scrimmage in the Titan game..both from the pocket. And to even hint that he has accuracy and arm strength problems makes one wonder if you've ever even watched a Mnaziel game before. Even the most ardent Johnny bashers have conceded that his arm strength and accuracy ARE NOT a problem. But please do carry on.

Footwedge;1761573 wrote:What's a pity are all the ass clowns that don't see that the Browns finally have a stud quarterback... Manziel has played light years better than both Bridgewater and Carr in their 4th career start.

But the Cleveland media keep crying that the Browns could have had either one of those.

People in Cleveland are simply put....dumb people. It's really that simple. And you are living proof of that.

friendfromlowry;1761569 wrote:I think Tiernan secretly likes the Browns and this is his dumb way of showing it. When was the last time you spent half as much time and attention directed at something you hate as Tiernan does with the Browns.

Tiernan;1761601 wrote:I don't hate the Browns you dipshit...I hate with the white hot intensity of a thousand suns any and all things Cleveburgh...ya clear now?

HitsRus;1761584 wrote:I thought he had some great passes, and in truth, there were some catchable balls that were dropped. Great quarterbacks, however, have a way of overcoming these things, and leading their team to victory. In that case, JFF was not even close. That said, I'm not sure that there are very many NFL QBs that did that very often their rookie season, especially when you don't have many weapons to work with, and a defense that isn't getting you a short field. Any decision on JFF based on the small sample we've seen is necessarily flawed and premature.

I want to see more.

Footwedge;1761853 wrote:Kudos to Dennis Maniloff of the PD, a renowned Johnny basher, graded his performance at B-. The same Maniloff that has repeatedly given McCown D's after the losses. His article spoke of Manziel playing in only his 4th start, a hostile environment, short week, against a red hot, undefeated team..a recipe for absolute disaster. Yet, according to Maniloff he played really well in the first half.

Footwedge;1761850 wrote:Future HOFer Ben Roethlesberger put up a whopping 10 points against that same Cincinnati defense...and that was at home the previous week. He also threw 3 picks. Manziel had how many turnovers?

Rizzo went postal clamoring for Johnny to be cut immediately. Crying about a 10 point production. The collection of Cleveland media bozos are a lot worse than the Browns current roster.

The fact is...the Browns finally have a solution at quarterback...and he's gonna get his ass run out of town. When that happens, I will do the unthinkable and turn in my Browns fandom card and root for the other Ohio football team. Who dey?

Tiernan;1762012 wrote:Damn Lowry get off my bandwagon. You are supposed to slobber on Manzier's junk not do my job for me. S&L will throw you out of the Clowns Mafia if you don't stop it.

Heretic;1761864 wrote:
I mean, if you would just stick to the mantra that as a first-round pick from last year, Manziel is the best choice for Cleveland at QB simply because there's no point in wasting an already lost season playing an old journeyman with no long-term future, so you need to see what you have with the young guy, no one would have a reasonable argument against you. But that's not good enough, so you always add in random other stuff that either only tells one half of a story or is just stupid as fuck. And then everyone laughs at you. Just stick to the basics. Your math, logic and reasoning abilities aren't good enough to make complex arguments.

BR1986FB;1762013 wrote:I may be wrong, but I think Lowry is a Bengals fan.