Cleveland Browns 2011 Super Awesome In-Season Thread

• OQB

  

  Have you ever heard the guy talk? It's very similar to Ginn.
  
  Of course I don't want to go 0-16....I was trying to prove a point that the Browns absolutely do NOT need Mallet....it makes ZERO sense, kind of like the majority of your posts.
• like_that

  

  OrrvilleQB;642155 wrote:
  I would rather go 0-16 this coming season and get Andrew Luck in next year's draft than pick Mallet anywhere in this year's draft.

  
  I told you this before, but you need to put the beer down.
• DaBrowns41

  Mallett is a head case in the locker room as well, from what I've heard. Quite arrogant, kind of an asshole and doesn't take things seriously. He really screams Derek Anderson.
  
  But he won't fall to the 2nd round, IMO. Someone will fall in love with that laser rocket arm.
• OQB

  

  You guys really do not get analogies do you......SHEESH!
  
  Drafting Mallet would be as bad as going 0-16.....their do you guys comprehend that?
• like_that

  

  OrrvilleQB;642186 wrote:You guys really do not get analogies do you......SHEESH!

  
  No i do, but that was a horrible analogy.
• Commander of Awesome

  

  You were talking 0-16 there bud, that's ground for electroshock.
• ytownfootball

  

  Mallett has proven on more than several occasions that he doesn't have what it takes to win in big game situations. He put up big numbers against weak competition, but when it came down to needing a game winning TD/drive whatever, he would inevitably throw a pick.
  
  Who the fuck wants that?
• OQB

  

  Like I said....Going 0-16 is just as bad as drafting Mallet.
• OQB

  

  ytownfootball;642191 wrote:Mallett has proven on more than several occasions that he doesn't have what it takes to win in big game situations. He put up big numbers against weak competition, but when it came down to needing a game winning TD/drive whatever, he would inevitably throw a pick.
  
  Who the fuck wants that?

  Exactly my point!! We have a better shot at winning with McCoy.
• ytownfootball

  

  going ofer 16 is not = to drafting Mallett, I don't want him but I don't want ofer 16 worse.
• like_that

  

  ytownfootball;642191 wrote:Mallett has proven on more than several occasions that he doesn't have what it takes to win in big game situations. He put up big numbers against weak competition, but when it came down to needing a game winning TD/drive whatever, he would inevitably throw a pick.
  
  Who the fuck wants that?

  
  
  Great example is the Alabama game in which he tore them apart first half, then fell apart the 2nd half. That was the game where rydawg started to suck his dick and post about how the browns need to draft him (in fact he started the thread during the 1st half lol fail). Another great example of DA 2.0's clutch performance is the sugar bowl. Enough said there.
• ytownfootball

  

  His whole career has been the same. People remember a couple hi-light bombs but forget the picks that lost games. That is typically an attribute that is unable to be fixed.
• OQB

  

  DaBrowns41;642181 wrote:Mallett is a head case in the locker room as well, from what I've heard. Quite arrogant, kind of an asshole and doesn't take things seriously. He really screams Derek Anderson.
  
  But he won't fall to the 2nd round, IMO. Someone will fall in love with that laser rocket arm.

  
  Agree, but I could see Gabbert, Locker, and Newton all go before Mallet...imo BUt you are right on in your evaluation of Mallet in the locker room.
• OQB

  

  Ryan Mallet: Overrated College QB, drafted way to high, can't and won't win in the NFL, Career backup
• DeyDurkie5

  

  DaBrowns41;642120 wrote:Your avatar pains me.

  
  trust me, i know...I hate looking at it
• dazedconfused

  

  DeyDurkie5;642265 wrote:trust me, i know...I hate looking at it

  
  how long do you have to keep it for?
• Nate

  When people say that oh the draft gurus and NFL staffs think this person is a 1st round talent, blah blah blah, all I can think about is names like Tim Couch, Akili Smith, Ryan Leaf. Those were "sure fire" first round talents. Ryan Mallet will fall in the same category. Even better, how about Jamarcus Russell? There are more busts than bangs in the first round when it comes to QBs.
• DeyDurkie5

  

  dazedconfused;642308 wrote:how long do you have to keep it for?

  
  until the steelers lose, or 30 days...but with the way things are going, I'll probably be banished to the basement since you can't say anything on this site?
• Sage

  

  mallINT, no thanks.
  
  i'll take mccoy in the west coast offense.
• thedynasty1998

  

  I'm in the camp that thinks Mallett will be an absolute stud. I know there are many who dislike him, and that's fine.
  
  I don't think the Browns draft him, but I think it's a mistake.
  
  And people who criticize Sanchez are wrong. He's not elite, but he's still improving and plays well in big games. You can't argue against what he's been able to accomplish in his short career. To think the Browns drafted a center instead of a guy who is the franchise QB of a team playing in the AFC Championship is sickening.
• ytownfootball

  

  Color me shocked.
• Jester

  

  thedynasty1998;642832 wrote:I'm in the camp that thinks Mallett will be an absolute stud. I know there are many who dislike him, and that's fine.
  
  I don't think the Browns draft him, but I think it's a mistake.
  
  And people who criticize Sanchez are wrong. He's not elite, but he's still improving and plays well in big games. You can't argue against what he's been able to accomplish in his short career. To think the Browns drafted a center instead of a guy who is the franchise QB of a team playing in the AFC Championship is sickening.

  Let's be realistic here. How well do you think Sanchez would be doing behind the Browns O-line if they had drafted him? He's been somewhat inconsistent with a pretty good team around him. I'd hate to think what he'd be like with the lack of talent on the Browns offense.
• DeyDurkie5

  

  thedynasty1998;642832 wrote:I'm in the camp that thinks Mallett will be an absolute stud. I know there are many who dislike him, and that's fine.
  
  I don't think the Browns draft him, but I think it's a mistake.
  
  And people who criticize Sanchez are wrong. He's not elite, but he's still improving and plays well in big games. You can't argue against what he's been able to accomplish in his short career. To think the Browns drafted a center instead of a guy who is the franchise QB of a team playing in the AFC Championship is sickening.

  
  looking at that draft, what the fuck were we thinking? we chose robiskie, massoquoi, and veikune? We had three fucking picks in the second round, and couldn't muster at least someone who could produce?
• thedynasty1998

  

  Jester;642837 wrote:Let's be realistic here. How well do you think Sanchez would be doing behind the Browns O-line if they had drafted him? He's been somewhat inconsistent with a pretty good team around him. I'd hate to think what he'd be like with the lack of talent on the Browns offense.

  
  Who knows? How good would Aaron Rodgers be in Cleveland? No one can predict that.
  
  However, Cleveland passed on a franchise QB, to draft Mack. Would Sanchez have worked out? Maybe, maybe no. It's just hard to to imagine what their thought process was.
  
  And yes, he's been inconsistent. But he's at least been good at times. What can we say about the Browns QB's? That they have shown the potential to be average?
  
  Obviously you can't redo it now, but I just hope that they don't make the same mistake again. Ideally, they would trade down, pick up another pick and get a QB later in the draft, but that's just my opinion. I know it's not shared by all.
• Nate

  YEAR NAME GRADE 2010 Sam Bradford Too Early 2010 Tim Tebow Too Early 2009 Matthew Stafford Servicable 2009 Mark Sanchez Servicable 2009 Josh Freeman Servicable 2008 Matt Ryan Above Average 2008 Joe Flacco Above Average 2007 JaMarcus Russell Bust 2007 Brady Quinn Bust 2006 Vince Young Above Average 2006 Matt Leinart Bust 2006 Jay Cutler Above Average 2005 Alex Smith Bust 2005 Aaron Rodgers Elite 2005 Jason Campbell Servicable 2004 Eli Manning Above Average 2004 Philip Rivers Elite 2004 Ben Roethlisberger Elite 2004 J.P. Losman Bust 2003 Carson Palmer Above Average 2003 Byron Leftwich Servicable 2003 Kyle Boller Bust 2003 Rex Grossman Bust 2002 David Carr Bust 2002 Joey Harrington Bust 2002 Patrick Ramsey Bust 2001 Michael Vick Elite 2000 Chad Pennington Servicable 1999 Tim Couch Bust 1999 Donovan McNabb Elite 1999 Akili Smith Bust 1999 Daunte Culpepper Above Average 1999 Cade McNown Bust 1998 Peyton Manning Elite 1998 Ryan Leaf Bust 1997 Jim Druckenmiller Bust 1995 Steve McNair Above Average 1995 Kerry Collins Above Average 1994 Heath Shuler Bust 1994 Trent Dilfer Servicable 1993 Drew Bledsoe Elite 1993 Rick Mirer Servicable 1992 David Klingler Bust 1992 Tommy Maddox Servicable 1991 Dan McGwire Servicable 1991 Todd Marinovich Bust 1990 Jeff George Above Average 1990 Andre Ware Bust