What? No thread on Myles Garrett being named DPOY?
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I see both sides, but Myles is a DE, Watt a LB.
Myles has been unjustly punished since the Rudolph helmet, allowed to be held 75% of the time.
It's about time he got recognized with an award. He busted his butt with one shoulder the last 6-7 games & still got double teamed.
But doesn't TJ also line up almost exclusively against the RT, which is typically the "run blocker" of the line?
But doesn't TJ also line up almost exclusively against the RT, which is typically the "run blocker" of the line?
Yes, and he's usually in a one-on-one battle.
Virtually all of his highlights show that. He indeed makes plays, it just doesn't seem like opponents game plan for him.
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I see both sides, but Myles is a DE, Watt a LB.
Myles has been unjustly punished since the Rudolph helmet, allowed to be held 75% of the time.
It's about time he got recognized with an award. He busted his butt with one shoulder the last 6-7 games & still got double teamed.
But doesn't TJ also line up almost exclusively against the RT, which is typically the "run blocker" of the line?
But doesn't TJ also line up almost exclusively against the RT, which is typically the "run blocker" of the line?
Yes, he does. I mentioned that in Syd's It's a Major Award thread about this yesterday.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Yes, and he's usually in a one-on-one battle.
Virtually all of his highlights show that. He indeed makes plays, it just doesn't seem like opponents game plan for him.
Their guy Highsmith on the other edge seems to attract more blockers. Highsmith was the stealth that killed the Browns in week 2 with a pick 6 at the LOS and the strip sack of Watson they scored their other TD on.
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Jfc...stalk much??? Now even changing what i say? Get a life creeper. Just because you love ole rub n tug..doesnt mean I have to. How you arent banned is beyond me. You bring nothing to this forum.
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Jfc...stalk much??? Now even changing what i say? Get a life creeper. Just because you love ole rub n tug..doesnt mean I have to. How you arent banned is beyond me. You bring nothing to this forum.
Jfc...stalk much??? Now even changing what i say? Get a life creeper. Just because you love ole rub n tug..doesnt mean I have to. How you arent banned is beyond me. You bring nothing to this forum.
Jesus, you hicks down in Columbiana County sure are sensitive. Your labia are quite chafed.
Speaking of stalking, does your "wife" express her concern about how your FB page makes you look like Mark David Chapman and Baker Mayfield is your John Lennon? ?
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Yes, he does. I mentioned that in Syd's It's a Major Award thread about this yesterday.
Just saw that post. And to touch on this subject a little more, doesn't it highlight just how good of a pass blocker Dawand Jones is at RT? Didn't he basically neutralize Watt in one of those games?
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Yes, he does. I mentioned that in Syd's It's a Major Award thread about this yesterday.
Just saw that post. And to touch on this subject a little more, doesn't it highlight just how good of a pass blocker Dawand Jones is at RT? Didn't he basically neutralize Watt in one of those games?
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Yes, he does. I mentioned that in Syd's It's a Major Award thread about this yesterday.
Just saw that post. And to touch on this subject a little more, doesn't it highlight just how good of a pass blocker Dawand Jones is at RT? Didn't he basically neutralize Watt in one of those games?
Just saw that post. And to touch on this subject a little more, doesn't it highlight just how good of a pass blocker Dawand Jones is at RT? Didn't he basically neutralize Watt in one of those games?
It sure does and he did neutralize him for all but the play Watt scooped the strip sack (by Highsmith) on the fly for a TD. How about that kind of performance for the 1st start of his NFL career? He's got the long arms of a 6'8" giant and the high school basketball career he had reminds us he a pretty darn good athlete too. I like that offensive lineman mentality you have Neo!
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Yes, he does. I mentioned that in Syd's It's a Major Award thread about this yesterday.
Just saw that post. And to touch on this subject a little more, doesn't it highlight just how good of a pass blocker Dawand Jones is at RT? Didn't he basically neutralize Watt in one of those games?
Just saw that post. And to touch on this subject a little more, doesn't it highlight just how good of a pass blocker Dawand Jones is at RT? Didn't he basically neutralize Watt in one of those games?
yes he did ! and without having to double team him
It sure does and he did neutralize him for all but the play Watt scooped the strip sack (by Highsmith) on the fly for a TD. How about that kind of performance for the 1st start of his NFL career? He's got the long arms of a 6'8" giant and the high school basketball career he had reminds us he a pretty darn good athlete too. I like that offensive lineman mentality you have Neo!
Kind of makes me think our next left tackle could already be in the building.
Let Wills play his natural RT position, or (assuming Conklin is coming back and will be good to go) have Wills play some H-Back, send him in motion.
I'm a fan of three OT formations. It worked well for the Lions.
If Conklin doesn't come back. Then Wills can have a shot as the man at RT.
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Just saw that post. And to touch on this subject a little more, doesn't it highlight just how good of a pass blocker Dawand Jones is at RT? Didn't he basically neutralize Watt in one of those games?
yes he did ! and without having to double team him
It sure does and he did neutralize him for all but the play Watt scooped the strip sack (by Highsmith) on the fly for a TD. How about that kind of performance for the 1st start of his NFL career? He's got the long arms of a 6'8" giant and the high school basketball career he had reminds us he a pretty darn good athlete too. I like that offensive lineman mentality you have Neo!
Kind of makes me think our next left tackle could already be in the building.
Let Wills play his natural RT position, or (assuming Conklin is coming back and will be good to go) have Wills play some H-Back, send him in motion.
I'm a fan of three OT formations. It worked well for the Lions.
If Conklin doesn't come back. Then Wills can have a shot as the man at RT.
Kind of makes me think our next left tackle could already be in the building.
Let Wills play his natural RT position, or (assuming Conklin is coming back and will be good to go) have Wills play some H-Back, send him in motion.
I'm a fan of three OT formations. It worked well for the Lions.
If Conklin doesn't come back. Then Wills can have a shot as the man at RT.
Love this willingness to consider what's possible AP! I'm thinking Jones can do it at LT. I'd love to get a season out of Conklin at RT because he's an elite run blocker. If he can't, all I can do is hope Wills has the inner chest to return to that comfort zone and be as effective as he was at Bama with it. Comfort and confidence could have a positive impact here.
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It absolutely killed the Browns working around that salary all the way to an 11 win season and the #1 Defense. Can we sign Watson again? This is addicting!
Oh trust me, I didn't want them to do it originally and I'd get out of it in a second if I could, but there's something almost deliciously hilarious watching the same idiots whine and cry about it... almost makes me wish he had a lifetime contract ?
Oh trust me, I didn't want them to do it originally and I'd get out of it in a second if I could, but there's something almost deliciously hilarious watching the same idiots whine and cry about it... almost makes me wish he had a lifetime contract ?
I doubt there was ever 1 person comfortable with the contract. We're aware what that does to our cap; but we never lost sight of Berry's biggest perceived strength - moving money/salary cap. That move forced THESE moves (cut and pasted below) against the will of Baltimore's FO/Ownership:
NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Thursday that the Ravens and the star quarterback have agreed to terms on a five-year, $260 million contract, per sources informed of the situation. Jackson's new deal includes $185 million in total guarantees, per Rapoport. The $52 million-per-year pact makes Jackson the NFL's newest highest-paid player.
The Jackson move pressured this one in Cincy in Sept 2023 - Last week, the Bengals rewarded franchise quarterback Joe Burrow a record contract -- a five-year extension worth $275 million that carries an average annual value of $55 million, the highest ever for an NFL player.Sep 16, 2023
If QBs are the most important chess piece; and your organization has been horrific at drafting and developing young QBs - the idea was to get a young but proven veteran with 2 Pro Bowls and playoff seasons in his first 3 years to put the trust into. As you can see above, other organizations in our division have also made enormous commitments to guys that haven't escaped injuries in recent past.
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