Thread: '18 QB Prospects

Originally Posted by dogfish

it sounds nice on paper, but they'll find a way to eff it up-- they're the browns, it's what they do. . . given what cousins made the last two years, and what we've seen of his personality, i would be a little surprised if he signed with cleveland. . .

Yep

Originally Posted by Nomad

Yep. Just buy a snow shovel.

Hell no. With 30 million bones, I'll just be paying someone else.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

Hell no. With 30 million bones, I'll just be paying someone else.

you'd be so rich, you could probably pay papa murphy's to deliver. . .

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

Hell no. With 30 million bones, I'll just be paying someone else.

If 30 mil is the number, I'll pray he's paying someone in Cleveland or Jersey.

Originally Posted by dogfish

you'd be so rich, you could probably pay papa murphy's to deliver. . .

Pfft. Personal chef.

Originally Posted by CoachChaz

If 30 mil is the number, I'll pray he's paying someone in Cleveland or Jersey.

I'd live in Cleveland for $25 million, too.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

I'd live in Cleveland for $25 million, too.

Well...if you lived in the DC area for that amount the last 2 years, then absolutely

Originally Posted by CoachChaz

Well...if you lived in the DC area for that amount the last 2 years, then absolutely

In all seriousness, I think it'll come down to Denver vs. New York and I don't know enough about Cousins to have any idea if the city makes a difference.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

In all seriousness, I think it'll come down to Denver vs. New York and I don't know enough about Cousins to have any idea if the city makes a difference.

I would agree...although Cleveland would be foolish not to be a player. Landing Cousins and a few other big fish in FA, then having all the top draft picks they have. That could be a turnaround of Jacksonville proportions overnight.

Originally Posted by CoachChaz

I would agree...although Cleveland would be foolish not to be a player. Landing Cousins and a few other big fish in FA, then having all the top draft picks they have. That could be a turnaround of Jacksonville proportions overnight.

That'd be pretty amazing if a franchise that inept drew a quarterback free agent, but yes, on their end, they almost have to be in on him.

Then again, Paul DePodesta and "moneyball." Roll with Kaiser, find your "runs" somewhere else.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

That'd be pretty amazing if a franchise that inept drew a quarterback free agent, but yes, on their end, they almost have to be in on him.

Then again, Paul DePodesta and "moneyball." Roll with Kaiser, find your "runs" somewhere else.

What really makes the most sense from that perspective is drafting a Darnold and acquiring an Alex Smith.

Originally Posted by CoachChaz

What really makes the most sense from that perspective is drafting a Darnold and acquiring an Alex Smith.

True.

Originally Posted by CoachChaz

But if Cleveland can sign a Cousins and a Landry and draft Barkley and a good receiver/OL/defense...is it still a loser organization?

Jacksonville went from shit to almost a Super Bowl in one year by spending and drafting wisely. Cleveland could become attractive under Dorsey.

Anything is possible, I guess. But it's Cleveland, so I don't think they've earned the benefit of the doubt.

Originally Posted by slim

Anything is possible, I guess. But it's Cleveland, so I don't think they've earned the benefit of the doubt.

But if they make a strong argument and prove a few things...

Plus Cleveland is closer to his home in Michigan. At least I'm assuming he still lives in his parents basement. He did a year ago.

Originally Posted by CoachChaz

But if they make a strong argument and prove a few things...

Plus Cleveland is closer to his home in Michigan. At least I'm assuming he still lives in his parents basement. He did a year ago.

He actually owns a nice home in VA, but send the break with his wife's parents in ATL. That where the basement story comes from.