Quarterback Controversy in Cleveland: Colt McCoy or Jake Delhomme?

December 2, 2010   ·   Joe Hunley   ·   Jump to comments

The Cleveland Browns started the year with a plan. Jake Delhomme, the seasoned veteran would be the starting quarterback, Seneca Wallace would have the backup role and young Colt McCoy would hold the clipboard. Well, things have changed.
Jake Delhomme became victim to a high ankle sprain, giving Seneca Wallace the chance to start and show the coaches and fans that he has the potential to be more than just a backup.
After a few games, Wallace joined Delhomme riding the pine with, yes, a high ankle sprain. Change of plans.
Enter the rookie, Colt McCoy.
Colt McCoy entered the game plan at the worst possible time, facing the toughest part of the Browns schedule. The stage was set, the Steelers, Saints, Patriots and the Jets would destroy the young rookie.
The rookie would quickly silence the critics. McCoy showed poise, determination, accuracy and, above all, a thirst for winning. The Browns seemed to have faith in their young quarterback and he showe...

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