Colt May Be the Real McCoy, but the Browns Should Wait To Find Out

July 2, 2010   ·   Bernie Dawkins   ·   Jump to comments

When the Cleveland Browns open the 2010 season at Tampa Bay on September 12, they will be sending out their 14th quarterback to start under center since the organization's rebirth in 1999.
In all likelihood, Jake Delhomme will be number 14, and at some point this season, I'm sure we'll see number 15 in former Seattle Seahawk, Seneca Wallace. But hopefully, it doesn't go beyond that and we're able to put number 16, third round draft pick Colt McCoy on hold for a little bit. Hopefully, new Team President Mike Holmgren sticks by his original plan and keeps McCoy sheltered safely on the sidelines this season where he can learn and adjust to the NFL game. It's the safest, smartest thing the Browns can do with McCoy.
After all, there's just no need to risk ruining the psyche of a guy that could POSSIBLY develop into the long-awaited franchise quarterback the Browns desperately need.
I say possibly because there's a lot to like about McCoy and many things about him lead me to b...

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