Jimmy Garoppolo

tunch · **Joined:** Tue Jul 15, 2014 12:10 am **Posts:** 436

SteelThrillsseeker wrote:

R S wrote:

Not really steeler related but I was reading an SI.com article about the Pats getting a 2nd rounder or even a first rounder for him. The writer even said it would make sense for the Browns to give up the 1st Overall pick because it's worth it for a franchise QB!

Jesus Christ. How could teams be so stupid? Does anyone remember all world Matt Flynn after leading the Pats to double digit wins? How about that dude Jacoby getting a win? The system makes a schlub look like all-star in New England.

I'm looking forward to seeing how bad Cleveland fucks this years draft up. Their annual head scratchers are sad yet so comical.

Have you not been following what Cleveland has done in the last year?

Cleveland has #1, #12, #33, #52, and #65 in this year's draft to go with $50 to $134 million in cap space.

They have some really smart and capable people running the show now.

Pabst · **Joined:** Wed Jul 09, 2014 12:13 pm **Posts:** 981

tunch wrote:

Have you not been following what Cleveland has done in the last year?

Cleveland has #1, #12, #33, #52, and #65 in this year's draft to go with $50 to $134 million in cap space.

They have some really smart and capable people running the show now.

I'd be concerned, but this exact same scenario has played out in Cleveland 3 or 4 times now.

SteelThrillsseeker · **Posted:** Mon Feb 27, 2017 12:45 pm

Pabst wrote:

tunch wrote:

Have you not been following what Cleveland has done in the last year?

Cleveland has #1, #12, #33, #52, and #65 in this year's draft to go with $50 to $134 million in cap space.

They have some really smart and capable people running the show now.

I'd be concerned, but this exact same scenario has played out in Cleveland 3 or 4 times now.

I'll add also, when one of your best o-linemen on your team is also one of the best linemen in the NFL and they are griping about letting talent go that is needed to win games to the media, I'll go ahead and call it what it is A shit show.

Guess we'll see what those really smart and capable people running the show now do with what they have. I won't hold my breath.

Y-Town Steel · **Joined:** Tue Jul 08, 2014 9:12 pm **Posts:** 1563

tunch wrote:

Have you not been following what Cleveland has done in the last year?

Cleveland has #1, #12, #33, #52, and #65 in this year's draft to go with $50 to $134 million in cap space.

They have some really smart and capable people running the show now.

955876 · **Joined:** Wed Jul 09, 2014 8:12 pm **Posts:** 2963

I'm just thankful that Houston didn't injure Brady in the divisional round.

As much as it sucks to lose yet again to Brady, watching Garoppolo lighting up that joke of a defensive gameplan would have been even worse.

SteelThrillsseeker · **Posted:** Wed Mar 01, 2017 9:53 am

955876 wrote:

I'm just thankful that Houston didn't injure Brady in the divisional round.

As much as it sucks to lose yet again to Brady, watching Garoppolo lighting up that joke of a defensive gameplan would have been even worse.

LOL, Amen.

R S · **Joined:** Wed Jul 09, 2014 10:34 am **Posts:** 4475

Y-Town Steel wrote:

tunch wrote:

Have you not been following what Cleveland has done in the last year?

Cleveland has #1, #12, #33, #52, and #65 in this year's draft to go with $50 to $134 million in cap space.

They have some really smart and capable people running the show now.

Cleveland is heading in the right direction. In 5 years or so they will probably be approaching .500 seasons.

JPPT1974 · **Joined:** Tue Jul 22, 2014 5:18 pm **Posts:** 141

He would be a great fit for those in Cleveland as they need a franchise like QB.

SteelKnife · **Joined:** Thu Jul 10, 2014 10:46 pm **Posts:** 757

Pats aren't trading JG.

Been saying it for months and I stand by it. You don't trade a "franchise QB" on your roster when your starter is 40.

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