QB 1 (?) Josh Dobbs
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Judging by the height of the mic stand they were expecting Kyler.
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Let’s hope he’s not reading them Astrophysics 101 lol. Otherwise, they’ll be napping inside of 3 minutes.
That's not right, but I still had to give it an oofJudging by the height of the mic stand they were expecting Kyler.
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It allows us to not rush Kyler back. Best of both worlds.
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I'm flabbergasted at the improvement from Dobbs, game 1 vs game 4. It is night and day.
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You really shouldn't be. He's had an opportunity to practice 3x as much with his teammates, he's getting game plans tailored to his strengths and minimizing his weaknesses, and his confidence is growing.
Those improvements will start to diminish as the value of an additional practice starts to wane; it really goes to show that camp matters quite a bit.
And having an OC that plays to his QB's strengths...
Begs the question - why weren't the Cards more aggressive in signing him in the off-season?
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He chose cleveland, because he thought Cleveland was more of a contender. It's been reported.
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I can't even be mad at this...I thought that is what you married Linderbee for
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Well, if I live another few years, my (when I was younger) height of 5'9 might reach the 5'5" level. At my latest physical I was 5'6.5. But I will say that is the least of my worries.
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When the medical personnel ask me my height I just say 6ft last century and if you determine something different I don’t need to know as it provides no value to meWell, if I live another few years, my (when I was younger) height of 5'9 might reach the 5'5" level. At my latest physical I was 5'6.5. But I will say that is the least of my worries.
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Browns GM Andrew Berry defends trading Josh Dobbs away
Just before the start of the season, the Browns traded backup quarterback Josh Dobbs away for next to nothing, giving him to the Cardinals for a swap of Day 3 draft picks.
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we have gone from "Cardinals replacing Colt with Dobbs is proof they are tanking" to "How could the Browns give a good player away 'for nothing' "
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It's funny that people actually used the Browns trading him as proof that he sucked. Ummm this is the Browns we are talking about. Joshua Dobbs has significantly outperformed Deshaun Watson this year.Browns GM Andrew Berry defends trading Josh Dobbs away
Just before the start of the season, the Browns traded backup quarterback Josh Dobbs away for next to nothing, giving him to the Cardinals for a swap of Day 3 draft picks.
we have gone from "Cardinals replacing Colt with Dobbs is proof they are tanking" to "How could the Browns give a good player away 'for nothing' "
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Logic would dictate that if the scheming and play-calling is getting this much out of Dobbs they should get even more out of Kyler. Obviously we will have to wait and see on that, but I am certainly interested in seeing what this team can do with Kyler out there.
Great interview!
It's WAY early, but if Dobbs keeps playing this way he'll earn a Bridgewater/Brissett-like hybrid contract that pays him as a top backup with incentives for games started. It's hard to imagine a better fit for him than Arizona, either backing up the injury-prone Murray, or starting while a rookie QB learns the ropes from him.
Or perhaps you're right and some team will give him a huge bonus to be a starter, as the Panthers did for Bridgewater or the Colts for Brissett, and he'll be gone.
I'd love him to stay. I just don't think we can afford a to have that much money in the QB room with Kylers deal. And they have Tune developing to take the backup role.
Some team drafting a rookie next year is going to see him as a viable bridge guy and premium clipboard holder while a rookie develops. Like Atlanta did last year with Mariota.
If he carries on playing like this I could see him getting $10m. I hope he does, easy guy to root for.
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I like Dobbs. He looks like a starting QB on an NFL team. He’s 6-3 and can see over the scrum at the line. At 210, he looks sturdy enough to take hits, but elusive enough to tuck the ball and run. And he’s certainly smart enough to know how to operate an NFL offense. For the Cardinals, he’s not costing an arm and a leg. The player who is costing the team an arm and a leg is not on the field and may not be until much later in the season. I’m conflicted about Murray. He’s polar opposite Dobbs in almost every category I mentioned above. Might be wrong about this, but the new offense seems to require the QB to be under center most of the time. If true, Murray isn’t that guy moving forward. So what to do with Murray? Dobbs might not the the long-term answer for this team, but I’m thinking Murray isn’t either.
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eastcoastDave, not saying you're wrong, but Kyler's talent aside, I think that our offense still has MORE shotgun plays than under center. I say that without having any stats to back up my claim. Do you know?
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