NFL: Colt McCoy to be cut?

I think he only got like a mil guaranteed, but this seems awfully early to cut him.
 
Pretty sure they'll keep Delhomme, Wallace, and McCoy.

I really doubt this "report". For one thing, there are no quotes in the crap spewed out by the Sporting News, and this "report" is nowhere to be found on the Cleveland Plain Dealer website. When I see quotes from the Browns themselves, I'll believe McCoy is on the bubble.
 
I've never thought McCoy was going to have much of a future in the NFL. He was a good system QB surrounded by great talent at Texas and he's not a very big guy
 
The guy went down in the draft faster than a White House intern. Great collage QB, just debatable whether he fits the NFL.

I'd be shocked if he were cut though, franchises don't like to admit failure this early with first and early 2nd day picks.
 
I'm shocked a short...QB

he's not a very big guy

Yes, because you must be a minimum of 6'5" 230 lbs. to play QB in the NFL. Don't tell that to Steve Young, Brett Favre, Kurt Warner, or Drew Brees (all 6'2" or shorter. All Super Bowl winners in the last 15 years.)

Current NFL starters like Mark Sanchez, Donovan McNabb and Aaron Rodgers are 6'2", while Alex Smith and Matt Leinart are 6'5".
 
The guy went down in the draft faster than a White House intern. Great collage QB, just debatable whether he fits the NFL.

I'd be shocked if he were cut though, franchises don't like to admit failure this early with first and early 2nd day picks.

Didn't the Broncos cut Clarrett before the season started? I remember him getting taken early in the second day. I could easily be completely wrong on all of this.
 
Yes, because you must be a minimum of 6'5" 230 lbs. to play QB in the NFL. Don't tell that to Steve Young, Brett Favre, Kurt Warner, or Drew Brees (all 6'2" or shorter. All Super Bowl winners in the last 15 years.)

Current NFL starters like Mark Sanchez, Donovan McNabb and Aaron Rodgers are 6'2", while Alex Smith and Matt Leinart are 6'5".

Tell me when Colt hits 5'10". It's not impossible, look at Flutie or even Seneca, but you need to be a great player to make it work.
 
There is no way he gets cut. You can't teach winning and that's all Colt has ever done and something the Browns lack from year to year.
 
Didn't the Broncos cut Clarrett before the season started? I remember him getting taken early in the second day. I could easily be completely wrong on all of this.
You are correct. Broncos took Clarrett with the last pick of the 3rd round back when the 3rd round finished the first day of the draft. However, Clarrett and McCoy are two totally different situations. Broncos drafted Clarrett when he had not played football in 2 years prior to his drafting.
 
Tell me when Colt hits 5'10". It's not impossible, look at Flutie or even Seneca, but you need to be a great player to make it work.
For one thing, McCoy is 6'2" 217. Kurt Warner played at 6'2" 215. Height and weight of a quarterback is not the deciding factor in whether or not a quarterback is/will be great or not.

When does someone show up arguing that a 6'1"/6'2" QB can't play in the NFL because he won't be able to see over the linemen?
 
Here is a link to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Nice paragraph about Seneca, McCoy is in the last paragraph about making the cut. Not much else said.

It's a brave new (improved) world for Eric Mangini's second season with the Browns: Tony Grossi analysis | cleveland.com
Wow, this is what Sporting News and others are running off of...

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4. Players who appear to need good showings in the last two games to make the roster include linebacker David Veikune, tight ends Robert Royal and Alex Smith, running backs Chris Jennings and James Davis, quarterbacks Brett Ratliff and Colt McCoy, and receiver Carlton Mitchell.
That is not a "report" as Sporting News was claiming. It's a ******* opinion. Still no quotes from the Browns on it either.
 

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