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Let's go get Deebo Samuel and we're Super Bowl bound. How's that for surrounding Watson with talent?
I liked your reply, and thought it merited a response. Let's depart from this run-first / pocket passer silliness, because it really is silliness. I supported -Best Players- time to move on thread right off the bat. There is not one credible argument that can be made against signing Watson.Most folks can't understand just how amazing that completion percentage while having an 8.9 YPA truly is. It's insanely good. Generational good.
Nobody truly knows if any QB can take any team to a Championship. Hell, after 1 year with Mahommes, people thought he would take KC to the championship every year. The reality is it's hard to get to a championship. Really, really hard and no QB can do it by themselves. It takes a team effort from the front office down #44 on the roster. An elite QB certainly increases the odds by a lot...a ton.
What we do know is this - Watson has set nfl records; won a passing yards title; established a record of coming from behind in the 4th quarter; won 2 divison titles in 4 years and went to 3 pro bowls. This is the best QB the Browns have had in some time and arguably the most talented QB the Browns have ever had. Watson has elevated the play of every offense he has ever been on...so there is plenty of reason to be hopeful that he will take Cleveland to our first championship.
Could be. The BONER we had sure as fuck couldn't get it done.He might be the first QB to take the Browns to a Super Bowl as well as the first to do it with a BONER!
This is an excellent reply. As erudite as we "experts" think we are, most of us still get sucked into that stupid "how many rings does he have" mentality that makes Steeler fans so fucking intolerable.So you don't consider guys like Marino, Kelly, Rivers, and Moon to name a few as elite NFL QBs? And you consider Flacco, Dilfer, and Johnson as elite QBs?
In the context Ocon and others are using "elite" is about the ability to play the QB position.
Kosar
But Tom the Jets have a SB Win. WTF about that Tom ? LOLI think of this often. All of this Super Bowl aspiration talk is fine, but the only memory we all have of glory days is when Kosar would win a playoff game now and then.
As Tom Hamilton says, if you're unhappy every year when your team doesn't win the championship, then maybe being a sports fan isn't for you.
I am not out of your camp either. He has to perform. My point at this point is, we have every reason to be enthusiastic and hopeful. We shit our collective pants when Baker was picked, didn't we? And he hadn't won a fucking game? I will be relieved like a man who just shit for the first time in 2 months once we are done with Baker. I am ready to roll, bro, that's all.Can the fucker win a game before we crown his ass?
Ah, Kosar gave us a lot more than that. He did after all go, I think, 10 - 4 against the Steelers, and their D was still pretty good then. I remember Chuck Noll saying, about Kosar, and I paraphrase from my ancient brain, you can't blitz this guy. No matter what we threw at him he found an opening.I think of this often. All of this Super Bowl aspiration talk is fine, but the only memory we all have of glory days is when Kosar would win a playoff game now and then.
As Tom Hamilton says, if you're unhappy every year when your team doesn't win the championship, then maybe being a sports fan isn't for you.
By who ?Always thought Kosar was underrated. Felt like his peers agreed.
I think he got all he could out of his very limited athletic ability. put him into Elway's body yep 5-10 SB wins.Before the elbow injury he was a sure fire future HoFer and likely would have won multiple Super bowls for us.
Totally agreeKiller instinct, coach on the field, upper echelon IQ, and unconditional love for Cleveland.
That I think is a big no go. Bernie had a quality that was toxic to the network broadcast world which was taking an "I know better" tack. He rubbed a lot of people the wrong way, and this attitude and not his lack of SBs that kept him out of the broadcast booth.By who ?
I think if he had kept his life together after his playing days he would be a famous talking head today.
I agree with the first part but not the Elway body comment. Kosar's flaw for choking late in a game when he had a lead was a turn off for me. The "Drive" is not what beat the Browns. Kosar got the ball first in OT, and for all his supposed brilliance at audibles, he played not to lose, and gave Elway the ball back.I think he got all he could out of his very limited athletic ability. put him into Elway's body yep 5-10 SB wins.
Totally agree
The HOF can be a popularity game and Kosar suffered some in the press because he played for under dog, un-sexy Cleveland. But he was never on the same plane as Elway (51K yards passing versus 23K passing), or similar guys.Always thought Kosar was underrated. Felt like his peers agreed. Before the elbow injury he was a sure fire future HoFer and likely would have won multiple Super bowls for us. Killer instinct, coach on the field, upper echelon IQ, and unconditional love for Cleveland.
Hopefully it goes good. We secure an indictment from a jury that isn't scared of BLM riots and the habitual sex offender does years in prison getting treated in the same manner he treated 22 victims.It’s going to get worse. All by design, hope he doesn’t settle.
it’s going to be bad though.
Rags,Hopefully it goes good. We secure an indictment from a jury that isn't scared of BLM riots and the habitual sex offender does years in prison getting treated in the same manner he treated 22 victims.