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The book on Rosen has been known for a while, that is only one example of a longer list. That new Browns FO is filled with highly regarded draft evaluators. Even Jim Mora Jr, Rosen's college coach, made some offhanded remarks about Rosen needing to mature, and college coaches rarely if ever do that. I know that people from the area have also described Rosen as a "tennis player at heart" (tennis was his first passion, and he was a top ranked junior before he switched to football).

Josh Rosen's issue is that he is a QB who is seen as a know-it-all. You can have that attitude if you've earned it like Tom Brady; but this is a kid out of college who hasn't proven anything. His personality brings into question just how coachable he is which is important because these guys ALL need development. A guy who thinks he knows more than his coaches is a huge red flag. His college teammates may have bought into him, but remember that he was a 5-star signee and therefore already demanded respect among his peers. A 10-year NFL vet isn't going to secede respect to this kid, especially when he shows traits of entitlement.

Bruce Arians retired, genius. Do any of you even have proof that the Cardinals would have taken Rosen over Allen LOL? They took the only guy available to them, and they were also interested in Allen as a report surfaced yesterday that he wouldn't fall past their pick. So much crying over a QB who couldn't even lead his team to better than a 6-7 record last season and ended up being the FOURTH QB selected. John Dorsey drafted a 6-foot QB over Rosen, and he has one of the best draft records in the league. We drafted Josh Allen, not Lamar Jackson.