Our WR's can't get YAC's

[OneBadCat]

Colin looks as bad as I thought he was. I never thought he passed the proverbial eye test but still managed to get it done. He has no form and in my opinion is awkward in the pocket. He's fast, he can throw the hell out of the ball but he is not as accurate as he needs to be to beat man to man consistently, especially if his receivers continue to struggle and the play calling stays the same.

ESPN put him up, it's time for the fans to start tearing him down. I feel for him because he's not in an ideal situation offensively and their play calling was unimaginative as can be.

 

The only thing I see CK being able to make plays off of is designed roll outs. Or he waits in the pocket until protection breaks down and makes a play when coverage has to break.

[CPcavedweller]

The only thing I see CK being able to make plays off of is designed roll outs. Or he waits in the pocket until protection breaks down and makes a play when coverage has to break.

I agree, it just seems to me he is no skills as they pertain to the QB position. I've seen him hit guys on 30 yard across the field throws but never over the top. I believe it will all come out soon enough after he gets more games under his belt. He's the hot thing right now because he's on a team built to go all the way no matter who is at QB.

After watching Colt McCoy in the preseason, I believe he is truly better at being a QB, than Kaep is. Under a true QB coach I believe he could do well but Cleveland has been a career waste plant for the past 15 years. Kaep just scrambles around till someone breaks open which is why he had trouble against the Colts and Hawks. Not accurate enough to throw to his guys in tight man to man coverage.

Not to make this a Kaep Cam comparison but the throws to Olsen that were dropped were either wide open throws, or the throw where Olsen slid to avoid a hit and Cam fit it inbetween 2 guys 40 yards downfield. That's the difference.