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Chud is the new OC

Cat'sGrowl

By Cat'sGrowl,
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mav1234 Grand Master

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Injury concerns could limit how much money he'll get but someone will take him if we don't.

I think a lot of people don't realize that Moore, as a starter, still has a 7-6 record I believe and has thrown for 16 TDs to 11 INTs. If you took away this year, he'd be 6-2 with like 11 TDs and 3 INTs as a starter, lol. Those numbers may be a bit off but I think they're pretty close.

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He'll be fine either way. His injury is the least severe of the shoulder injuries so his recovery won't be an issue.

If he doesn't sign here, I have no doubt he'll be on an NFL roster next year. There are a lot of teams with QB needs and not much out there.

Truthfully, if he wasn't here this year and he was entering the FA class, people would be screaming for him. Grass is always greener I guess.

Funny, I have yet to see his name pop up on any forum I've looked at..

Perhaps your biased?

Nah...couldn't be..

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Not happy about any of these guys. Can someone explain to me why we keep hiring OCs from the f**king Browns.

cause this guy was the OC the last time the browns were decent, when they went 10-6 with Derek fugin Anderson. Chuds turned the guy into a TD machine. like 3700 yards and 29 TDs, plus some rushing, lol.

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cause this guy was the OC the last time the browns were decent, when they went 10-6 with Derek f*ckin Anderson. Chuds turned the guy into a TD machine. like 3700 yards and 29 TDs, plus some rushing, lol.

He only had one good year with Derek Anderson though. To me, that doesn't prove all that much when the guy follows that up by having two bad years and getting fired.

I hate to keep killing everybody's buzz, but people are acting like we have the best coaching staff ever even though all 3 of the new coordinators were fired from their previous coordinator jobs. It's gonna be different for sure, but is it really better? Time will tell.

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He only had one good year with Derek Anderson though. To me, that doesn't prove all that much when the guy follows that up by having two bad years and getting fired.

I hate to keep killing everybody's buzz, but people are acting like we have the best coaching staff ever even though all 3 of the new coordinators were fired from their previous coordinator jobs. It's gonna be different for sure, but is it really better? Time will tell.

he had one bad year as OC in cleveland caused by injuries & turmoil surrounding the status of rommeo crennel. the fact that norv turner held him in high regard gives me hope more than anything. we still have to give him the personnel to make things happen.

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