N/S Browns $plash out for Brissett (1 Viewer)

[Yatman]

Cleveland Browns signing QB Jacoby Brissett to 1-year deal, keenum to bills

non-winston talent pool continues to shrink

 

[Dillonsp]

Cleveland Browns signing QB Jacoby Brissett to 1-year deal, keenum to bills

non-winston talent pool continues to shrink

Now they can deal Baker to us

 

[Saint Kamara]

Now they can deal Baker to us

Trying to think what we need in supporting Baker.

A bib, pacifier, bassinet.

What else am I missing?

 

[Taker597]

Trying to think what we need in supporting Baker.

A bib, pacifier, bassinet.

What else am I missing?

An emotional support nanny.

 

[Dillonsp]

Trying to think what we need in supporting Baker.

A bib, pacifier, bassinet.

What else am I missing?

A trophy shelf

 

[Saint Greg]

Trying to think what we need in supporting Baker.

A bib, pacifier, bassinet.

What else am I missing?

But the way he would take care of the superdome though! No more complaining about the roof needing power washing. He’ll make sure everything gets taken care of.

 

[BBarnes]

Now they can deal Baker to us

In the right system he can be a very good QB. If we still had Sean I’d take him over Winston every day of the week. Without Sean….I’m not sure about either of them

 

[perret318]

In the right system he can be a very good QB. If we still had Sean I’d take him over Winston every day of the week. Without Sean….I’m not sure about either of them

This right here has been my biggest concern about losing CSP. Dennis Allen's got a hold of the defense, and Carmichael can run/scheme the offense. But I don't think there was a better head coach in the league than Sean Payton for developing a QB.

 

[livefromDC]

A trophy shelf

Exactly. Definitely don't want to put his Outstanding commercial awards on the same shelf as the Lombardi.

 

[meily]

This right here has been my biggest concern about losing CSP. Dennis Allen's got a hold of the defense, and Carmichael can run/scheme the offense. But I don't think there was a better head coach in the league than Sean Payton for developing a QB.

What QB has Payton developed? Grayson? Griffin? Daniels? He made a smart move signing Brees with a nudge from Parcels but Payton has not developed a QB not even one that studied behind Brees and went on to Garner success on another team.

Payton is a HOF Coach that can win but I would not call him a QB developer as much as he is a master at game planning and scheming an offense to the talent available.

 

[Judge_Smails]

Trying to think what we need in supporting Baker.

A bib, pacifier, bassinet.

What else am I missing?

More excuses?

 

[Icon]

What QB has Payton developed? Grayson? Griffin? Daniels? He made a smart move signing Brees with a nudge from Parcels but Payton has not developed a QB not even one that studied behind Brees and went on to Garner success on another team.

Payton is a HOF Coach that can win but I would not call him a QB developer as much as he is a master at game planning and scheming an offense to the talent available.

What about the development of Brees himself? He was a QB that began playing some B+/A- football in 2004 once he saw that his possible replacement was brought in. He was not the slam dunk first ballot HOFer and Super Bowl MVP we came to know. Acquiring Brees was big news around this time 16 years ago, but drafting Reggie Bush over a month later was supposed to be our game-changing acquisition of the 2006 offseason.

 

[sammymvpknight]

I’m hoping that Baker or Jimmy gets cut. Then we can actually judge these different options on an equal playing field

 

[TribuneUK]

What about the development of Brees himself? He was a QB that began playing some B+/A- football in 2004 once he saw that his possible replacement was brought in. He was not the slam dunk first ballot HOFer and Super Bowl MVP we came to know. Acquiring Brees was big news around this time 16 years ago, but drafting Reggie Bush over a month later was supposed to be our game-changing acquisition of the 2006 offseason.

Slightly revisionist history, there. Mike Detillier was literally giddy about Brees before he came here. He said 'you never, ever see a QB this good hit free agency'.

Separately Payton and Brees were both excellent. Together... well, you know what they achieved on offense together. I think the desire to give credit to one over the other is misplaced.

 

[utahsaintsfan]

What about the development of Brees himself? He was a QB that began playing some B+/A- football in 2004 once he saw that his possible replacement was brought in. He was not the slam dunk first ballot HOFer and Super Bowl MVP we came to know. Acquiring Brees was big news around this time 16 years ago, but drafting Reggie Bush over a month later was supposed to be our game-changing acquisition of the 2006 offseason.

I would argue that Brees was coming into his prime when we acquired him. Sean was a 1st time head coach who wasn't already "set in his ways". Both Sean and Drew crafted the offense together...not Drew being molded to fit into Sean's offense. Now I do think Sean is a great coach, but I also agree he gets way too much credit being known as a developer of QB's.