Meanwhile, Kessler has shared the diet he’s been on.

Pre-workout at 6:30 a.m.: Power bar.

Breakfast: Two scrambled eggs, plain oatmeal made with water (nothing else in it), two pieces of fruit (banana or apple), milk and water.

Snack: Almonds.

Lunch: Turkey sandwich with whole wheat bread and provolone cheese (nothing else on it), 15 baby carrots, banana, water and milk.

Snack: Pretzels with peanut butter.

Dinner: Cooked chicken breast, spinach with no dressing, whole wheat pasta with nothing on it, milk and water.

DawgSoldier wrote:

Shooter wrote:

Eh, it’s a slow news cycle of late, but Osweiler speaks!
“I’m absolutely good enough to be starter”
While the author calling him “less than replacement-player level” is absurd Brock saying he deserves to be starter because “I think the proof is in the film from the past two years.” is……..oooooh Brock. When offering proof of why you think you should be starter, said proof should not directly contradict the point lol.

I dunno…I wouldn’t want to be the one to defend Kessler’s film nor Osweiler’s and then tell you who is better……
So it’s not like Brock has to clear a high bar to be the Browns starter……

The difference is Kesslers bad moments were rookie mistakes on an overall bad offense. Osweiller has proven at his best he is a very mediocre player even on a good team. And he’s not at his best very often.