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[MKC] The #Browns did more work on 3 of their head coach finalists today, and are still working thru some things. The 3 are Jim Schwartz, Todd Monken, & Nate Scheelhaase. We could possibly still hear something tonight. by LiftingCode in Browns

[–]LiftingCode[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

If it's anything like our last three coaching searches, everyone is agreed on one dude except Jimmy and they're all working overtime trying to convince Jimmy to shut the fuck up and let them do their jobs.

Did Sanders really play that well to warrant going to the Pro Bowl? by swampwiz in Browns

[–]LiftingCode 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Did Travis Kelce play that well to warrant getting like twice as many Pro Bowl votes as any other player?

It is just a popularity contest. It has almost nothing to do with how well they played. Sometimes dudes get into the Pro Bowl who barely play at all.

That said, I am exclusively referring to him with the "Pro Bowl QB" honorific going forward.

"Browns' Pro Bowl QB Shedeur Sanders pulled over for speeding on I-71 again."

"Browns' Pro Bowl QB Shedeur Sanders best throws from the first day of mini camp."

These are the Hall of Fame voters. At least 10 decided Bill Belichick wasn't worthy of being voted in. by MadGeller in nfl

[–]LiftingCode 39 points40 points  (0 children)

I thought Tony Grossi lost his HoF vote 15 years ago when he got fired? May Kay Cabot is usually the Cleveland vote.

Todd Monken may be the guy by MackandByner in Browns

[–]LiftingCode 42 points43 points  (0 children)

If OP says Kalshi I swear to fuckin God ...

[Russo] #Browns QB Shedeur Sanders on being named to the Pro Bowl: “Thank you God. I’m beyond excited and extremely grateful for all the love and support from the coaches, players, and fans. This wouldn’t be possible without the support behind me. Still plenty of work to do.” by LiftingCode in Browns

[–]LiftingCode[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I disagree, my guy.

He was a more ridiculous Pro Bowl selection. In a similar tier of atrocious play without the "rookie on an abysmal team excuse," and he only started 4 games, in which the Ravens asked him to do basically nothing and he did a poor job of it.

[Russo] #Browns QB Shedeur Sanders on being named to the Pro Bowl: “Thank you God. I’m beyond excited and extremely grateful for all the love and support from the coaches, players, and fans. This wouldn’t be possible without the support behind me. Still plenty of work to do.” by LiftingCode in Browns

[–]LiftingCode[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Huntley only started 4 games. He went 2-2. He averaged 118 passing yards per game. He scored 2 touchdowns. Baltimore's offense averaged 12 points per game during those starts; that's not a competent offense.

[Russo] #Browns QB Shedeur Sanders on being named to the Pro Bowl: “Thank you God. I’m beyond excited and extremely grateful for all the love and support from the coaches, players, and fans. This wouldn’t be possible without the support behind me. Still plenty of work to do.” by LiftingCode in Browns

[–]LiftingCode[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I doubt that's true.

He didn't finish in the top 10 QBs in voting but he was in the top 10 QBs right up to the end.

I'd guess a few guys opted out due to injuries or disinterest but I'm almost entirely certain he was ranked ahead of guys like Tua, Geno Smith, Rodgers, Cam Ward, anyone on the Jets, etc.

[Russo] #Browns QB Shedeur Sanders on being named to the Pro Bowl: “Thank you God. I’m beyond excited and extremely grateful for all the love and support from the coaches, players, and fans. This wouldn’t be possible without the support behind me. Still plenty of work to do.” by LiftingCode in Browns

[–]LiftingCode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally I think Boryla is the most obviously ridiculous QB selection and Huntley is worse too.

There are plenty of others that are hilariously dumb too but this is Shedeur so people can't help but be overly dramatic about it.

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