Pat Shurmur was talked into second half challenges by both his players and the crowd. This may mark the first time Shurmur has listened to anyone upon his Cleveland arrival.
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September 12, 2012
Head coach Pat Shurmur talked addressed the media’s questions about Joe Haden’s situation-
“We’re going to miss Joe for a month and the next guys in there will do a good job. I’m very confident that the players we have on this team will go in and challenge and play extremely well. That’s just the way it goes and we’re all aware of the rules so we move forward.”
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September 10, 2012
It was hot debate all day long and there were hypotheticals going all over the place. Ultimately most fans seemed to decide that even if it was the wrong decision, there were many other much larger issues in need of discussion. Brandon Weeden’s overall performance and appearance of lack of preparation come to mind. Bill Barnwell at Grantland ups the stakes a bit with his statistical...
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September 11, 2012
Terrible Tuesdays: Because the careening dumpster fire that is the Holmgren/Shurmur regime and the 2012 Cleveland Browns is too much to clean up after in just one day. So first from The Anointed One, Brandon Weeden, after turning in a performance as bad as only 0.05% of the quarterbacks in NFL history have ever managed, when asked if his NFL debut “felt different” from his college...
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September 10, 2012
Pat Shurmur says the mistakes the Browns made are all correctable, people in the City of Cleveland are wondering if the mistake Browns president Mike Holmgren made hiring the nephew on his friend Fritz is correctable. So far Pat Shumur hasn’t proved he belongs in the NFL as a head coach. Shurmur has yet to show he can handle the tough decisions and do the job of getting the Cleveland...
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September 10, 2012
BEREA It didnt take long for a quarterback question to come out regarding Brandon Weeden and Colt McCoy.
Pat Shurmur was asked what he would say to fans that are already clamoring for McCoy?
Clamoring for Colt? Shurmur said. Brandon Weeden is our starter and hes going to get better.
Weeden was just 12-of-35 for 118 yards with four interceptions. His rating of 5.1 was one of the...
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September 10, 2012
Clamoring for [Colt] McCoy [after one game]? I’d tell them that Brandon Weeden is our starting quarterback and he’s going to get better. Okay?
– Cleveland Browns head coach Pat Shurmur, Monday, when asked what his response would be to fans “clamoring” for quarterback Colt McCoy following rookie QB Brandon Weeden’s first start in the NFL. Weeden, a 2012 first-round...
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September 10, 2012
Only in Cleveland can an absolutely beautiful Sunday be completely ruined by our sports teams. Yes, I was in attendance for the Pat Shurmur show yesterday. It was great to be in a full stadium that rocked again. You forget just how fun it is when our teams are good, especially the Browns. It has been so long. But in classic Cleveland fashion, our afternoon was mucked up in the...
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September 10, 2012
Browns coach Pat Shurmur dismissed any concern about rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden, who struggled terribly in his NFL debut.
Weeden threw four interceptions in Sunday's 17-16 loss to Philadelphia. The first-round pick completed 12 of 35 passes for 118 yards and finished with a 5.1 rating, one of the lowest by a QB in a season opener since the merger in 1970.
Shurmur is...
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September 11, 2012
We’ve already discussed Brandon Weeden’s horrible performance against the Eagles on Sunday. And we’ve also discussed that despite Weeden insisting that he wasn’t overwhelmed, we believe he was. With those out-of-the-way, it’s now time to hear what Browns head coach Pat Shurmur thinks of all this.
Of course, he’s disappointed and spouts the normal coach-speak that you...
“A first game loss is only fatal if we let it be,” Browns coach Pat Shurmur said on Monday. “That’s it. That’s the story. There are no moral victories."
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September 11, 2012
The Cleveland Browns the team that has the best fans in the world are now faced with a good old fashion quarterback controversy and the head coach has no idea how to handle it. The fans that attended the Browns home opener were already booing the Browns 28-year-old rookie Brandon Weeden and they wanted to see Colt McCoy and get the Browns an opening day win, something that hasn...
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September 11, 2012
Browns coach Pat Shurmur said rookie starting quarterback Brandon Weeden will start in Week 2 against Cincinnati. Weeden was awful in Week 1 against the Eagles going 12-of-34 for 118 yards and four interceptions.Fantasy Spin:Weeden isn't going to be a fantasy-worthy starter anytime soon, but he's got to play well or the Browns only quality fantasy option,Trent Richardson...
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September 12, 2012
Pat Shurmur is sticking by his man Brandon Weeden as the teams starter. He doesn’t want to even think about replacing him with Browns veteran Q.B. Colt McCoy. This could be the nail in Shumur’s coffin, this could be the defining moment in Pat Shurmur’s head coaching career. Shumur seems to be wiling to let Brandon Weeden ruin his chance of remaining as the head coach of the...
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September 11, 2012
1) Heres the problem with Brandon Weedens opening game: If it happens again it brings into question whether Weeden has it. Its one thing to struggle as a rookie -- Andrew Luck threw three interceptions after all. Its quite another to set the standard Weeden set, which was historically bad. At least as far as football since 1960 goes. If that happens again, its a problem. It if happens...
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September 10, 2012
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While the fans are sitting around and screaming to get rid of Brandon Weeden already, it seems like the head coach is still giving the rookie a vote of confidence. Browns coach Pat Shurmur said this about rookie QB Brandon Weeden today in a press conference.
“Brandon Weeden is our starter and he’s going to get better,” Shurmur said.
Weeden was horrible in his first...
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