Week 21 QB projections • CLE Stats
QB Seneca Wallace, Cleveland Browns
HT: 5-11, WT: 196, Born: 8-6-1980, College: Iowa State, Drafted: Round 4
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Stats and Week 21 Projection
| WK | OPP | RES | CMP | ATT | PYD | Y/A | PTD | INT | RSH | YD | Y/R | TD | FPT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEASON TOTAL | 55 | 107 | 567 | 5.3 | 2 | 2 | 7 | 70 | 10.0 | 0 | 43 | ||
Week 21 Injury Status and Other News
No official injury reports have been released yet
Week 21 Matchup Info
The Cleveland Browns have a bye this week.
Game Summaries
Week 10 vs STL - The backup QB got a couple of snaps at WR and caught the only ball thrown his way for a 21 yard gain off of a double reverse pass.Week 13 vs BAL - Wallace came in for one play in McCoy's absence and completed a well thrown 4 yard out to Greg Little. Unfortunately it was 3rd and 8 and the drive ended.
Week 14 at PIT - Wallace came in after McCoy was illegally lit up by James Harrison on a roughing the passer penalty. He made a very nice throw to Evan Moore to get the ball to Pittsburgh's 5-yard line before McCoy re-entered, committed an intentional grounding penalty, and then threw an interception. Cleveland should have considered leaving Wallace in -- not only because of McCoy's health, but also because of McCoy's ineffectiveness.
Week 15 at ARI - Wallace had a fairly efficient day starting for the concussed 2nd year QB Colt McCoy. Wallace really had this offense rolling in the first quarter with the help of RB Peyton Hillis, who was gashing the Cardinals run defense for multiple 10 yard plus gains. At the same time Wallace was able to find the open receivers. To set up the Browns first TD of the game, Wallace hit WR Mohamed Massaquoi for a 29 yard gain. It was a beautiful touch throw, where only his receiver would be able to catch it. From there, the Browns were able to punch it in with the strong running of Hillis. In the second quarter, the offense started to stutter as the Cardinals run defense was able to slow down Hillis. In the third quarter, Wallace made a great play despite being pressured in the pocket. Wallace rolled out of the pressure and found WR Greg Little in a mismatch against a linebacker. Little easily ran away from the linebacker for a 76 yard score. Wallace had a costly fumble in the fourth quarter that led to the Cardinals tying up the game. Overall, we see why Wallace is a competent backup in the league, and he definitely knows how to run this west coast offense.
Week 16 at BAL - Wallace looked like a backup QB on a bad team for most of the day. He actually started off pretty good, hitting his first two passes including an 11 yard bullet to Evan Moore while rolling right. It didn't take long to come back to earth though as Wallace threw an INT off his back foot in Ravens territory. He connected on two of three passes on the next drive but all three throws were off target and the completions were more a credit to his receivers. After a perfectly thrown ball to Little on his next drive, the Ravens ratcheted up the pressure and made Wallace's day miserable. He was very rattled by the pressure and looking to run much earlier than most would. Wallace completed just one of his next six attempts and was getting hit often. He did manage to get the Browns inside the Ravens 5 at the end of the half but he and his coach managed the clock terribly and got no points out of it. Wallace struggled mightily in the third quarter. He saw several passes deflected and those he did complete were often out of bounds because of where he threw the ball. In the 4th quarter, Wallace was able to lead a TD drive and finished it off with a strong throw to Evan Moore in the end zone. It was reminiscent of his first quarter completion to Moore with the QB rolling right. Wallace was clearly overmatched by the Ravens D and got little help from his receiving corps in the last three quarters.
Week 17 vs PIT - Wallace looked very shaky for most of this game. In fact, his interception total could have easily been three or four. He often telegraphed passes, and Pittsburgh defenders got at least one hand on multiple passes. Wallace made big plays in the run game though, both of which set up field goals for his team. On the second of his long runs, he avoided rear pursuit from James Harrison and broke the pocket for 20 yards. Wallace isn't as bad a player as he appeared in this game because the Pittsburgh defense has been clamping down of late, but his ability to be a full-time quarterback in the league should really be in doubt at this point of his career.