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Browns notebook: Weeden being evaluated

BEREA There is no question that the future of who will be the Browns starting quarterback moving forward is being evaluated. There are many decisions expected to be made within the next couple of weeks regarding the direction of the Browns front office. However, none might be as big as who the quarterback will be as the team looks to 2013. I cant worry about that, Brandon Weeden...
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December 19, 2012  |  Discuss

D'Qwell Jackson honored, Weeden cleared

BEREA DQwell Jackson was named the AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance against the Steelers. Jackson had nine tackles and forced a fumble and recovered a fumble. He was a big reason the Browns held the Steelers to just 49 rushing yards and turned the ball over on fumbles four times. Its a great honor for him and our defense, Pat Shurmur said. He had a great game...
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November 28, 2012  |  Discuss

Weeden's status unclear as Browns head west

BEREA Brandon Weeden left the game late with symptoms of a concussion and Pat Shurmur doesnt sound concerned that Weeden might miss some time. Brandons fine, he said. Hes here. Shurmur wouldnt comment whether Weeden did any physical activity on Monday or if he would play next week. Its very strict protocol when it comes to concussions, he said. We have to go through the process....
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November 26, 2012  |  Discuss

Is THE Question Answered?

Yes. Brandon Weeden showed can be the guy last Sunday vs. Cowboys.
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November 24, 2012  |  Discuss

Report: Weeden says receivers ran unpracticed routes against Dallas

The Plain Dealer’s Mary Kay Cabot uncorked a bit of a small controversy in her latest Browns notebook today. The story began as looking to see why so many passing attempts seemed far-off on Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys. Take it away, Brandon Weeden. “There’s a couple of routes we ran on Sunday for the first time all week and that’s not fair to me, it’s not fair to...
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November 24, 2012  |  Discuss

NFL News: Pat Shurmur on Richardson and Weeden

Browns coach Pat Shurmur spoke yesterday about the game against the Cowboys, and specifically the play of his high profile rookies- (On thoughts on Brandon Weeden and Trent Richardson transitioning from college having barely any losses) – “Most everybody that comes to the NFL, and most anybody that gets put in NFL situations comes to this league having not lost many games. Unfortunately...
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November 20, 2012  |  Discuss

Cleveland Browns at Dallas Cowboys: Five Things We Learned

A win is a win but...That was about as unconvincing as a win gets.The Cowboys are trying to make a playoff push and the main reason football pundits thought they may have a shot was because of their relatively easy schedule.Well facing 2-7 Cleveland at home was supposed to be an easy win, and yet the Cowboys managed to make it into a playoff game (a very sloppily played playoff game...
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November 19, 2012  |  Discuss

No. 23 Texas Tech tries to erase worst loss ever

Tommy Tuberville's attempt to build No. 23 Texas Tech back into a regular Big 12 contender and a player on the national stage reaches a checkpoint Saturday at Oklahoma State. The Red Raiders (7-3, 4-3 Big 12) hit rock bottom during Tuberville's first season with a 66-6 blowout loss to the Cowboys, the most lopsided defeat in the program's history. NFL-bound quarterback...
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November 16, 2012  |  Discuss

Browns to Weeden: Fewer picks

The numbers aren't good, at least not good enough. Brandon Weeden doesn't need anyone to tell him that. The Browns rookie quarterback doesn't have to scan his statistics to know he has to play better. He's well aware that he's thrown too many interceptions, won too few games and has yet to convince Cleveland owner Jimmy Haslam and new CEO Joe Banner that he&...
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November 14, 2012  |  Discuss

Shurmur: Weeden must cut down on INTs

BEREA The rest of the season starts Sunday for the coaches, front office personnel and players of the Browns. Jimmy Haslam and Joe Banner have said on the record that they will all be under the microscope as the two make decisions pertaining to the future of the team. However, there is probably no more of an important decision that the organization can make than whether Brandon...
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November 14, 2012  |  Discuss

Browns CEO is giving Weeden 7 games to see if he is the future

Browns new CEO Joe Banner acknowledged that he and owner Jimmy Haslam will decide over the rest of the season if Brandon Weeden is the quarterback of the future. ”It’s right to put Brandon on the list of important things we have to figure out and we have seven games left to do that,” Banner said. “It’s an extremely important question for this organization to get right...
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November 09, 2012  |  Discuss

CFB Rumors: Oklahoma State Cowboys Lose Option To Redshirt Freshman QB Wes Lunt

When the Oklahoma State Cowboys started the 2012 college football season, they planned to do so with freshman quarterback. Brandon Weeden was gone, and the Cowboys would have to turn to a quarterback who would be nearly 10 years younger than last season’s quarterback who led the Cowboys to a huge Fiesta Bowl victory over the Stanford Cardinals. Had Oklahoma State been able to defeat...
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October 22, 2012  |  Discuss

Longhorns prepare for wide-open conference race

After a bye week that hopefully has given key players in Joe Bergeron and Jordan Hicks an opportunity to heal from injuries, the days are counting down before Texas treks to Stillwater, Oklahoma and an early-conference showdown against Mike Gundy's Oklahoma State Cowboys. Once upon a time this series was decidedly in favor of the (burnt) orange as Texas won games going away...
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September 25, 2012  |  Discuss

Mike Gundy won’t rule out playing quarterback Wes Lunt against Texas

Oklahoma State quarterback Wes Lunt had a pretty good start to his first season replacing Brandon Weeden, opening the season with an 84 – 0 win over Savannah State where he was 11 for 11 for 129 yards. He then went 37 – 60 for 436 yards in a loss on the road to Arizona. While that loss was devastating to Oklahoma State, the promise Lunt showed in the game was very positive. In...
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September 25, 2012  |  Discuss

Oklahoma State QB Lunt injured on first series

Oklahoma State starting quarterback Wes Lunt was helped off the field with an apparent right knee injury early in the first quarter of Saturday's game against Louisiana-Lafayette. Lunt was hit by cornerback Melvin White as he scrambled backward and threw an incomplete pass on the Cowboys' first offensive series. He remained face down on the turf for a few moments and team...
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September 15, 2012  |  Discuss

Fantasy Football Week 2 Start em, Sit em Lineup Advice: Welker, Wells, Weeden, Beard-Offs, and More!

Week 1 is in the books. 16 teams are undefeated. 16 teams are winless. You probably lost your opening week fantasy game because you tried to get cute with your roster…or you started Andrew Luck. It’s important to note that even though running backs seem to get drafted higher than every other position every year, only two running backs were in the top 10 for scoring in week 1...
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September 13, 2012  |  Discuss

After losing to Oklahoma State 84-0 Savannah State is 70.5 point underdog to Florida State

  Oklahoma State lost quarterback Brandon Weeden and wide receiver Justin Blackmon to the NFL but that didn’t stop the Cowboys from rolling up 682 yards of offense on the Savannah State Tigers last weekend on the way to an 84-0 (!!) victory. Here’s a quick recap.     Oklahoma State was ranked #19 (they’re [...]
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September 06, 2012  |  Discuss

No. 19 Oklahoma State opener a huge mismatch

On paper, it's one of the biggest mismatches of the college football season. Playing its first game since winning the Fiesta Bowl and finishing last season with the No. 3 ranking, defending Big 12 champion Oklahoma State will host struggling Savannah State on Saturday night. For the 19th-ranked Cowboys, it may be the perfect way to open up the season after losing record-setting...
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August 31, 2012  |  Discuss

Fresh faces for No. 19 Cowboys in passing game

As No. 19 Oklahoma State prepares to rebuild a passing game that was among the best in the nation a year ago, there's more to replace than just Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon. The Cowboys ranked second in the nation in passing last season and attempted more throws than all but three other major college teams. Many of the players who caught Weeden's passes are no longer...
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August 23, 2012  |  Discuss

While We’re Waiting… Weeden Leading the Offense, Cavalier Expectations and Trading for Harden

While We’re Waiting serves as the early morning gathering of WFNY-esque information for your viewing pleasure. Have something you think we should see? Send it to our tips email at tips@waitingfornextyear.com. Quickly becoming one of my favorite writers- “Last season, Oklahoma State’s offense dominated nearly every defense on its schedule. Brandon Weeden & Co. averaged...
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August 22, 2012  |  Discuss

#22 Oklahoma State Cowboys

Oklahoma State The Cowboys and head coach Mike Gundy are coming off of the best season in school history after winning 12 games. This was all done with two spectacular players, both of whom are now in the NFL. Brandon Weeden led the Cowboys surgically against Big 12 defenses, and with Justin Blackmon running routes it was almost impossible for Weeden NOT to be successful. This year...
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August 15, 2012  |  1 Comment

Cleveland Browns 2012: It's Going to be a Rough Season!

The Cleveland Browns football team has not had a great road since inducted back into the National Football League after a three year hiatus leading up to 1999. With a lackluster 54 wins since the team posted back in Cleveland, there is much to be desired for the franchise. Obviously, stats lead us to know that there is no reason to revisit what Cleveland has not accomplished in...
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August 15, 2012  |  Discuss

Defending Big 12 champs won't lower expectations

For the first time ever, Oklahoma State heads into the 2012 season with the distinction of being the reigning Big 12 champion. Even after losing record-setting stars Justin Blackmon and Brandon Weeden to the NFL, the Cowboys aren't about to lower expectations for a program that has been on the rise since Mike Gundy took over as coach seven years ago. Oklahoma State was picked...
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August 14, 2012  |  Discuss

#19 Oklahoma State Cowboys: College Football 77 in 77

Welcome to The Sports Bank 77 in 77. We’re previewing one team a day everyday as the college football season approaches. And we’re doing it in rapid fire sequence. Today, the Oklahoma State Cowboys   2011 was: a banner year in school history. However, they fell just shy of the BCS title game. Their defense was okay, but overall their offense was phenomenal. The ‘Boys lost...
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August 13, 2012  |  Discuss

Scouting Mike Stoops: Oklahoma State 36, Arizona 10 (2010 Alamo Bowl)

(Editor's note: Previously in the "Scouting Mike Stoops" series, we analyzed the 2002 Oklahoma-Missouri game from Stoops' first run as Oklahoma's defensive coordinator. In this edition, we'll look at an example of his handiwork at Arizona that should be relevant to his second stint in Norman.) The score in the Oklahoma State Cowboys' trouncing...
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August 13, 2012  |  Discuss
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