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	<title>Comments on: Quarterback Controversy? Not for the Cleveland Browns</title>
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		<title>By: texline42</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 07 May 2012 12:13:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description> @ishwargill So , the coaching staff saw a qb that couldn&#039;t make decisions, but they failed to notice that Greg Little was second in the league in drops and the Browns led the league in drops? A catchable ball? If it hits their hands, it is a catchable ball.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> @ishwargill So , the coaching staff saw a qb that couldn&#8217;t make decisions, but they failed to notice that Greg Little was second in the league in drops and the Browns led the league in drops? A catchable ball? If it hits their hands, it is a catchable ball.</p>
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		<title>By: ishwargill</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 05 May 2012 22:22:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description> @brwns_fan weeden was not supposed to be a 3rd round, 2nd round reach, he was a 1-2 round draft choice, and if he was younger, possibly a top 10 prospect. Although mock drafts are all speculation, where are you basing this statement from? Shurmur was able to make a very productive QB out of the rookie Sam Bradford, but he needs a guy with the right pedigree, the right pieces. In today&#039;s football, 1st round rookie QBs start.
 
Yeah, Colt McCoy is not fully to blame for last year&#039;s mishaps, and there were a lot of dropped passes from a rookie WR, but the coaching staff also saw a QB who lacked decision making, scrambled out of the pocket at a seconds chance, had limited vision, and didn&#039;t throw a very catchable ball. They also so a QB who has been injured for multiple games both seasons.
 
I love Colt McCoy, I think he is a standup guy with great intangibles, such as leadership ability and work ethic. But Weeden is a standup guy with the same intangibles, plus he has the skillset to be a much more effective QB at a pro level. In fact, Colt Mccoy is so lovable, I really think he should leave the browns because he will create a divided locker room because players will still want to support him. I know Joe Thomas loves blocking for Colt. I also know if Weeden struggles, browns fans will cry for the return of Colt, and we all remember the flip flopping of Derek Anderson versus Brady Quinn...you just can&#039;t play when no one knows who is starting...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> @brwns_fan weeden was not supposed to be a 3rd round, 2nd round reach, he was a 1-2 round draft choice, and if he was younger, possibly a top 10 prospect. Although mock drafts are all speculation, where are you basing this statement from? Shurmur was able to make a very productive QB out of the rookie Sam Bradford, but he needs a guy with the right pedigree, the right pieces. In today&#8217;s football, 1st round rookie QBs start.<br />
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Yeah, Colt McCoy is not fully to blame for last year&#8217;s mishaps, and there were a lot of dropped passes from a rookie WR, but the coaching staff also saw a QB who lacked decision making, scrambled out of the pocket at a seconds chance, had limited vision, and didn&#8217;t throw a very catchable ball. They also so a QB who has been injured for multiple games both seasons.<br />
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I love Colt McCoy, I think he is a standup guy with great intangibles, such as leadership ability and work ethic. But Weeden is a standup guy with the same intangibles, plus he has the skillset to be a much more effective QB at a pro level. In fact, Colt Mccoy is so lovable, I really think he should leave the browns because he will create a divided locker room because players will still want to support him. I know Joe Thomas loves blocking for Colt. I also know if Weeden struggles, browns fans will cry for the return of Colt, and we all remember the flip flopping of Derek Anderson versus Brady Quinn&#8230;you just can&#8217;t play when no one knows who is starting&#8230;</p>
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		<dc:creator>While We&#8217;re Waiting&#8230; Cavs year in review, OSU loses a recruit because of a twitter weirdo, Browns QB controversy and grading Boobie Gibson &#124; WaitingForNextYear</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 05 May 2012 12:00:33 +0000</pubDate>
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