"It's the same stuff every year from Browns' minicamp: 'So-and-so looks so improved' and 'Whats-his-name looks to be a steal.' We heard the same stuff about Derek Anderson in 2008 and 2009 only to see him flop when they started playing games that mattered. Until proven otherwise in the regular season, Delhomme is still a 35-year-old quarterback on the downside of his career who chucked 18 interceptions last year and Robiskie and Veikune are 2nd round busts." - mkeogh
View full sizeSome Browns are excited to have Jake Delhomme starting at quarterback. Others, not so much.In response to the story Terry Pluto's Talkin' ... about an emerging young Brown, the clear No. 1 QB and why the Tribe had to deal Russell Branyan, cleveland.com reader mkeogh isn't as optimistic as some Browns fans. This reader writes,
"It's the same stuff every year from Browns' minicamp: 'So-and-so looks so improved' and 'Whats-his-name looks to be a steal.' We heard the same stuff about Derek Anderson in 2008 and 2009 only to see him flop when they started playing games that mattered. Until proven otherwise in the regular season, Delhomme is still a 35-year-old quarterback on the downside of his career who chucked 18 interceptions last year and Robiskie and Veikune are 2nd round busts."
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