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  • I don’t know who posted it, but I agree that Hunt was better than Chubb inside the 10 yard line.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    One year - $4 mil.  Official per Adam Schefter.

    Excellent! If he fills in as #1 RB he may actually work better than when he was #2 to Nick. More carries with more opportunities like he had in KC. But we know he works well inside the opponents 10, so even as #2 that works. He sniffs out goal lines if we just play him that way and not get too f'n cute.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Excellent! If he fills in as #1 RB he may actually work better than when he was #2 to Nick. More carries with more opportunities like he had in KC. But we know he works well inside the opponents 10, so even as #2 that works. He sniffs out goal lines if we just play him that way and not get too f'n cute.

    I think the team is going to ride Ford as the #1 unless he shows he isn't.  Either way, I could see a fairly even split in carries.

  • I don’t know who posted it, but I agree that Hunt was better than Chubb inside the 10 yard line.

    @canton-dawg said:

    I don’t know who posted it, but I agree that Hunt was better than Chubb inside the 10 yard line.

    I think Hunt's presence inside the 10 yard line made him a threat as a runner or a receiver.

  • One year - $4 mil.  Official per Adam Schefter.

    @tiamat63 said:

    One year - $4 mil.  Official per Adam Schefter.

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  • If I was Berry I wouldn’t be done yet. I would call Atlanta and get Cordelle Patterson.  He can get wide and use him as a returner.

  • not that it matter's but i will put it here,cam akers went to the vikings for a 6th round pick

  • This is awesome news. I expect him to make an immediate impact. 

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Excellent! If he fills in as #1 RB he may actually work better than when he was #2 to Nick. More carries with more opportunities like he had in KC. But we know he works well inside the opponents 10, so even as #2 that works. He sniffs out goal lines if we just play him that way and not get too f'n cute.

    I think the team is going to ride Ford as the #1 unless he shows he isn't.  Either way, I could see a fairly even split in carries.

    @ballpeen said:

    Either way, I could see a fairly even split in carries.

    ...at least initially.  There's a game in just a few days.  I don't expect to see much of Hunt on the field this weekend.

  • @ballpeen said:

    Either way, I could see a fairly even split in carries.

    ...at least initially.  There's a game in just a few days.  I don't expect to see much of Hunt on the field this weekend.

    @orion said:

    ...at least initially.  There's a game in just a few days.  I don't expect to see much of Hunt on the field this weekend.

    That's my thinking too. Yes, he knows a ton of the players obviously and the offense, but still don't see him getting a lot of carries this Sunday; Ford and Strong will get the bulk.

  • I'm assuming that he'll wear #27 since it's available.  (but I could be making an ass uv me)  

  • @orion said:

    ...at least initially.  There's a game in just a few days.  I don't expect to see much of Hunt on the field this weekend.

    That's my thinking too. Yes, he knows a ton of the players obviously and the offense, but still don't see him getting a lot of carries this Sunday; Ford and Strong will get the bulk.

    @the-junkyard-dog said:

    That's my thinking too. Yes, he knows a ton of the players obviously and the offense, but still don't see him getting a lot of carries this Sunday; Ford and Strong will get the bulk.

    Hunt run's so angry hope he is on the field soon

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    @the-junkyard-dog said:

    That's my thinking too. Yes, he knows a ton of the players obviously and the offense, but still don't see him getting a lot of carries this Sunday; Ford and Strong will get the bulk.

    Hunt run's so angry hope he is on the field soon

    @syd said:

    Hunt run's so angry hope he is on the field soon

    No doubt, he is a bruiser at running back and that is something we will need at points this season to wear teams down.

  • @syd said:

    Hunt run's so angry hope he is on the field soon

    No doubt, he is a bruiser at running back and that is something we will need at points this season to wear teams down.

    @the-junkyard-dog said:

    No doubt, he is a bruiser at running back and that is something we will need at points this season to wear teams down.

    Which is why myself and everyone  here were depressed about Nick. D.W will get it together (book it)

  • The most no brainer move of all time. He had a down year but I don’t think he’s as “washed” as some people think.

    The chubb injury will never stop hurting though, easily tied for my favorite browns player since 99’. Hope the dude has successful surgery and rehab and can continue his career.

  • N Neo

    Don't know how you just lose a step. It's not like Kareem Hunt has a ton of milage on that body of his. Maybe he's just not keeping himself in shape. Maybe the reason he remained unsigned for so long. I wish him the best! Welcome back.

    @neo said:

    Don't know how you just lose a step. It's not like Kareem Hunt has a ton of milage on that body of his. Maybe he's just not keeping himself in shape. Maybe the reason he remained unsigned for so long. I wish him the best! Welcome back.

    Hunt is only 27, and still has a lot of tread on the tires. Guys usually don't start "losing a step" until they're well into their 30s.  He primarily was unsigned because the RB market tanked, and had (justifiably) a high asking price. 

    @ballpeen said:

    I think the team is going to ride Ford as the #1 unless he shows he isn't.  Either way, I could see a fairly even split in carries.

    Let me do a nickers for you 'peen. Ford is mediocre. Sucks. Cheap backup to Chubb that was only going to see limited time. Has all the power of an e-bike. Take away his big run, he averaged 2.5 yards a carry against the Steelers.  

  • Good on team Hunt & Kareem to get this deal done. Welcome back angry run 27 !  ?

    sure, Hunt may have been slowed with a thigh, than ankle injury late in his contract year w/Browns.. but this looks like a fair deal to return home as a Brown healthy again. MKC reports he looked 10 lbs lighter staying in shape.

    Good Luck Kareem Hunt & welcome back !   

  • @neo said:

    Don't know how you just lose a step. It's not like Kareem Hunt has a ton of milage on that body of his. Maybe he's just not keeping himself in shape. Maybe the reason he remained unsigned for so long. I wish him the best! Welcome back.

    Hunt is only 27, and still has a lot of tread on the tires. Guys usually don't start "losing a step" until they're well into their 30s.  He primarily was unsigned because the RB market tanked, and had (justifiably) a high asking price. 

    @ballpeen said:

    I think the team is going to ride Ford as the #1 unless he shows he isn't.  Either way, I could see a fairly even split in carries.

    Let me do a nickers for you 'peen. Ford is mediocre. Sucks. Cheap backup to Chubb that was only going to see limited time. Has all the power of an e-bike. Take away his big run, he averaged 2.5 yards a carry against the Steelers.  

    @hoorta said:

    Hunt is only 27, and still has a lot of tread on the tires. Guys usually don't start "losing a step" until they're well into their 30s.  He primarily was unsigned because the RB market tanked, and had (justifiably) a high asking price. 

    Let me do a nickers for you 'peen. Ford is mediocre. Sucks. Cheap backup to Chubb that was only going to see limited time. Has all the power of an e-bike. Take away his big run, he averaged 2.5 yards a carry against the Steelers.  

    I am not comparing the two, rather simply to point out you can't take away runs.  If you took away long runs from Barry Sanders, he would be a pretty average back.

  • If I was Berry I wouldn’t be done yet. I would call Atlanta and get Cordelle Patterson.  He can get wide and use him as a returner.

    @sdbacker80 said:

    If I was Berry I wouldn’t be done yet. I would call Atlanta and get Cordelle Patterson.  He can get wide and use him as a returner.

    It can't hurt to try that idea.  Even though there's 2 pretty good reasons named Robinson & Allgeier that he's now 3rd on Atlanta's depth chart - he's proven he can score from anywhere on the field as a Return Specialist, RB or WR.  

    If not, Jerome Ford rushed for 106 yards in his first opportunity with significant action.  Even so, that was only in about 2.5 quarters of action.  On that long run, he outran a lot of guys with good pursuit angles on him and the only way he was going to get caught - was a Safety that was already back deep diving/hoping that was a better option than what all others failed to do. 

    I can see Hunt and Ford giving us a Thunder and Lightning type of 1-2 punch.  Ford is still playing on a rookie salary cap restricted contract as a 2nd year player on a team with a salary cap that has to be about ready to suffocate in the very near future.

  • @sdbacker80 said:

    If I was Berry I wouldn’t be done yet. I would call Atlanta and get Cordelle Patterson.  He can get wide and use him as a returner.

    It can't hurt to try that idea.  Even though there's 2 pretty good reasons named Robinson & Allgeier that he's now 3rd on Atlanta's depth chart - he's proven he can score from anywhere on the field as a Return Specialist, RB or WR.  

    If not, Jerome Ford rushed for 106 yards in his first opportunity with significant action.  Even so, that was only in about 2.5 quarters of action.  On that long run, he outran a lot of guys with good pursuit angles on him and the only way he was going to get caught - was a Safety that was already back deep diving/hoping that was a better option than what all others failed to do. 

    I can see Hunt and Ford giving us a Thunder and Lightning type of 1-2 punch.  Ford is still playing on a rookie salary cap restricted contract as a 2nd year player on a team with a salary cap that has to be about ready to suffocate in the very near future.

    @flugel said:

    It can't hurt to try that idea.  Even though there's 2 pretty good reasons named Robinson & Allgeier that he's now 3rd on Atlanta's depth chart - he's proven he can score from anywhere on the field as a Return Specialist, RB or WR.  

    If not, Jerome Ford rushed for 106 yards in his first opportunity with significant action.  Even so, that was only in about 2.5 quarters of action.  On that long run, he outran a lot of guys with good pursuit angles on him and the only way he was going to get caught - was a Safety that was already back deep diving/hoping that was a better option than what all others failed to do. 

    I can see Hunt and Ford giving us a Thunder and Lightning type of 1-2 punch.  Ford is still playing on a rookie salary cap restricted contract as a 2nd year player on a team with a salary cap that has to be about ready to suffocate in the very near future.

    We might have cap problems, but we clear space this go around.

    We will probably jettison Amari after this season.  We do have to hope at least one of Tillman or Moore balls out.  Wo do have a few vets like Bitonio we probably aren't going to extend any.

    But at any rate, the loss of 1st rounders may start to hurt over the next few seasons.  Those are the guys that by year 3-4 have turned in to very good players.  On the flip side, berry has done a pretty good job with the 2nd through 4th round to get at least pretty good players, but it will be a good thing to start getting 1st rounders again after this next draft.

    The key is that Watson gets his mojo back and starts playing.  If that doesn't happen, then we have problems because we are back to looking for a QB unless the rookie isn't just a mirage and actually turns in to a real deal player.  That said, we won't even think about moving from Watson for another 2 years.

  • @hoorta said:

    Hunt is only 27, and still has a lot of tread on the tires. Guys usually don't start "losing a step" until they're well into their 30s.  He primarily was unsigned because the RB market tanked, and had (justifiably) a high asking price. 

    Let me do a nickers for you 'peen. Ford is mediocre. Sucks. Cheap backup to Chubb that was only going to see limited time. Has all the power of an e-bike. Take away his big run, he averaged 2.5 yards a carry against the Steelers.  

    I am not comparing the two, rather simply to point out you can't take away runs.  If you took away long runs from Barry Sanders, he would be a pretty average back.

    @ballpeen said:

    I am not comparing the two, rather simply to point out you can't take away runs.  If you took away long runs from Barry Sanders, he would be a pretty average back.

    Not only that, if anyone looked at that run and wasn't impressed - it's because they didn't want to be.  As that play began with Ford taking the handoff and heading to where the point of attack was supposed to be - he noticed the Right Side of the line was dominated again so he reversed his field and outran a lot of good pursuit angles the first 2 lines of defense had on him.  The TD saving tackle was made by a Safety in the back tier of defense that could only dive out in desperation hoping to grab an ankle or trip him up.  That was a pretty big play for Cleveland at a time when momentum was heavily favoring Pittsburgh.

    I LIKE Hunt and I look forward to seeing the tandem he and Ford can be.  In fairness, both guys were here to be a change of pace to the best RB in football so contributing a 106 rushing yards in only 2.5 quarters of football is pretty good job by a guy that had very few opportunities (an no preseason) prior to it.

    Since we don't have any other choice - we can at least give the guy a chance.