Shedeur is gunning for QB1Force the Browns to make the call
Awesome.
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Shedeur Sanders - 2023-25 Tracking History Thread - Drafted by the Cleveland Browns (NFL)
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Awesome.
Plus I think he patted the ball.
JMBuffs
Well-Known Member
Cut him
Ball tap
Apparently Shedeur is starting to get some first team reps. I can’t figure out how to get the FB post link on my phone for some reason.
38.88% completion rate for Gabriel. That’s an NFL QB right there.
Not surprising. This has always been a situation where it will be a climb to get our of the 5th round hole he is in
I hope another team sees his work and get the idiot Browns trade him before the season. Then they go 3-14. And Shedeur ends up starting by the end of the year.
There is an idiotic merged thread over at Buffstampede where it appears most Cleveland fans are hoping for Shedeur to fail, despite the fact that he is on their team and they haven’t had a decent QB in forever.
They also seem to suggest that they can stow him away on the practice squad, ignoring the fact that there is no chance he would clear waivers.
And I thought I couldn’t detest Ohio more.
They also seem to suggest that they can stow him away on the practice squad, ignoring the fact that there is no chance he would clear waivers.
And I thought I couldn’t detest Ohio more.
MCskid
Well-Known Member
This
That would be the best thing for him. Until proven otherwise the Browns are still the Browns which means that whoever is the QB is going to have a hard time.
I still think that the Browns start one of the veterans, probably Flacco, likely trading the other to a team that has an injury or a QB that isn't getting it done.
By the 5th or 6th game it will be obvious they aren't going to win with the veteran and they start looking to play a rookie. If they still have Gabriel ahead of Shedeur, possible even if he hasn't been better, then he will fail as well and eventually Shedeur will get his shot.
If he shows well, which I think he will one of two things happens. They decide he is their future and use their high picks next year to build around him or they use one of those picks for a top 5 pick QB and Shedeur gets traded, likely to a better situation.
History is on your side.
You can only compete against the opponent set out before you.
This is what I'm seeing on reddit.
Imagine a top QB falling to you in the 5th, he says all the right things, and is performing very well in OTAs.... And being upset
Or the Browns cut him and the Steelers pick him up. Then twice a year he gets to remind the Browns of their ignorance
The fact that the least cool franchise in the NFL has, potentially the coolest QB in the NFL on their roster, who is arguably the most marketable player we’ve seen straight from college and will be the face of league if he succeeds, and they would rather root for him to fail boggles the mind.
Confirmation bias isn’t anything new.
They live in Cleveland. Some obviously not by choice, but lots of them did choose to live there. Why should they get the benefit of the doubt?