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  • He led the stoolers in special teams tackles last season, even with his job in jeopardy he took time off during training camp to attend to his fathers funeral.

    My take is he never caught up when it was time to make final cuts.

    Hopefully he will be renewed with the Browns and take it out on the stoolers when we see them.

  • He led the stoolers in special teams tackles last season, even with his job in jeopardy he took time off during training camp to attend to his fathers funeral.

    My take is he never caught up when it was time to make final cuts.

    Hopefully he will be renewed with the Browns and take it out on the stoolers when we see them.

    @mr.-t said:

    He led the stoolers in special teams tackles last season, even with his job in jeopardy he took time off during training camp to attend to his fathers funeral.

    My take is he never caught up when it was time to make final cuts.

    Hopefully he will be renewed with the Browns and take it out on the stoolers when we see them.

    I like him already if he chose his fathers funeral over his career.

    Seems like a no brainer top me.

  • I hope he gets it back together emotionally, after loosing a parent it is always hard. Ive been there, that reminds me to take out the new flowers for dad.

    I think this will be a positive move for us. Revenge is Good in Football 😉

  • Both of my parents are gone by 15 years, but they still remain as long as i am around...Eugene and Nancy, I love you.

  • A real good pick up for you guys - he is an excellent special teams player, not so great at corner though.

  • He can join Hank Poteat on the, "Will not be on the 2010 Browns Roster"

  • He can join Hank Poteat on the, "Will not be on the 2010 Browns Roster"

    Chickenwang said:

    He can join Hank Poteat on the, "Will not be on the 2010 Browns Roster"

    You will always have guys like that on the roster, just as long as they serve their purpose. Whats nice is they are hungry and will fight like animals knowing that their Pro career is shortening day by day.

  • I told everybody how bad Poteat sucked when we signed him. He is a special team player only, has no business being involved in the nickel.

  • Madison is a great special teams player. The only reason he was cut is beucase we signed him to a $1.5 Million a year salary this past offseason and he couldn't make any other contributions besides special teams. We brought in plenty of young talent in the draft who could also help at their real positions and have a lot of potential. We couldn't afford a roster spot and that salary for a player you just contributed on special teams even though he was our single best special teams player. Although, don't count him out in your secondery. Ours is one of the best and has tremendous depth, and well, you know yours. Once he learns the system he will likely be your dime or even nickel back. He will be a positive force on the field and help give your staff information on the Steelers.

    I also want to mention he is a class act. He would always sign autogrphs after trainng camp practices and attended most of our charitable events. He deserves a roster spot in the NFL, even if it has to be the Browns 😆 !

  • Madison is a great special teams player. The only reason he was cut is beucase we signed him to a $1.5 Million a year salary this past offseason and he couldn't make any other contributions besides special teams. We brought in plenty of young talent in the draft who could also help at their real positions and have a lot of potential. We couldn't afford a roster spot and that salary for a player you just contributed on special teams even though he was our single best special teams player. Although, don't count him out in your secondery. Ours is one of the best and has tremendous depth, and well, you know yours. Once he learns the system he will likely be your dime or even nickel back. He will be a positive force on the field and help give your staff information on the Steelers.

    I also want to mention he is a class act. He would always sign autogrphs after trainng camp practices and attended most of our charitable events. He deserves a roster spot in the NFL, even if it has to be the Browns 😆 !

    Sivlerback DPOY said:

    Madison is a great special teams player. The only reason he was cut is beucase we signed him to a $1.5 Million a year salary this past offseason and he couldn't make any other contributions besides special teams. We brought in plenty of young talent in the draft who could also help at their real positions and have a lot of potential. We couldn't afford a roster spot and that salary for a player you just contributed on special teams even though he was our single best special teams player. Although, don't count him out in your secondery. Ours is one of the best and has tremendous depth, and well, you know yours. Once he learns the system he will likely be your dime or even nickel back. He will be a positive force on the field and help give your staff information on the Steelers.

    I also want to mention he is a class act. He would always sign autogrphs after trainng camp practices and attended most of our charitable events. He deserves a roster spot in the NFL, even if it has to be the Browns 😆 !

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    Regards

    ....an'at

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  • Madison is a great special teams player. The only reason he was cut is beucase we signed him to a $1.5 Million a year salary this past offseason and he couldn't make any other contributions besides special teams. We brought in plenty of young talent in the draft who could also help at their real positions and have a lot of potential. We couldn't afford a roster spot and that salary for a player you just contributed on special teams even though he was our single best special teams player. Although, don't count him out in your secondery. Ours is one of the best and has tremendous depth, and well, you know yours. Once he learns the system he will likely be your dime or even nickel back. He will be a positive force on the field and help give your staff information on the Steelers.

    I also want to mention he is a class act. He would always sign autogrphs after trainng camp practices and attended most of our charitable events. He deserves a roster spot in the NFL, even if it has to be the Browns 😆 !

    Sivlerback DPOY said:

    Madison is a great special teams player. The only reason he was cut is beucase we signed him to a $1.5 Million a year salary this past offseason and he couldn't make any other contributions besides special teams. We brought in plenty of young talent in the draft who could also help at their real positions and have a lot of potential. We couldn't afford a roster spot and that salary for a player you just contributed on special teams even though he was our single best special teams player. Although, don't count him out in your secondery. Ours is one of the best and has tremendous depth, and well, you know yours. Once he learns the system he will likely be your dime or even nickel back. He will be a positive force on the field and help give your staff information on the Steelers.

    I also want to mention he is a class act. He would always sign autogrphs after trainng camp practices and attended most of our charitable events. He deserves a roster spot in the NFL, even if it has to be the Browns 😆 !

    Thank you for the insight. Sounds like a solid pickup

  • We're getting steeler pitty now.

    God we need to win some games.

  • They are just covering their asses just in case their season goes in the crapper, 1-1 to start and ponytail boy/girl polomoluu is out and their #1 RB is banged up also.

    Watching some of the hi-lights the stoolers secondary looks weak.

  • Sivlerback DPOY said:

    Madison is a great special teams player. The only reason he was cut is beucase we signed him to a $1.5 Million a year salary this past offseason and he couldn't make any other contributions besides special teams. We brought in plenty of young talent in the draft who could also help at their real positions and have a lot of potential. We couldn't afford a roster spot and that salary for a player you just contributed on special teams even though he was our single best special teams player. Although, don't count him out in your secondery. Ours is one of the best and has tremendous depth, and well, you know yours. Once he learns the system he will likely be your dime or even nickel back. He will be a positive force on the field and help give your staff information on the Steelers.

    I also want to mention he is a class act. He would always sign autogrphs after trainng camp practices and attended most of our charitable events. He deserves a roster spot in the NFL, even if it has to be the Browns 😆 !

    Thank you for the insight. Sounds like a solid pickup

    @blowe said:

    Thank you for the insight. Sounds like a solid pickup

    I try to bring helpful insight to this board, its just hard when every offseason post is a "BQ v. DA" on a thread. And if it didn't start out as one, it was one by the 5th post!

  • Both of my parents are gone by 15 years, but they still remain as long as i am around...Eugene and Nancy, I love you.

    @ballpeen said:

    Both of my parents are gone by 15 years, but they still remain as long as i am around...Eugene and Nancy, I love you.

    I hear you! I just found out yesterday that my 29 year old daughter has an aggressive form of thyroid cancer. So your statement touches me even more.

  • @ballpeen said:

    Both of my parents are gone by 15 years, but they still remain as long as i am around...Eugene and Nancy, I love you.

    I hear you! I just found out yesterday that my 29 year old daughter has an aggressive form of thyroid cancer. So your statement touches me even more.

    @dan-in-florida said:

    I hear you! I just found out yesterday that my 29 year old daughter has an aggressive form of thyroid cancer. So your statement touches me even more.

    Thanks for sharing this with us, I am sorry for your family and will keep you and your family in my prayers.

    I hope the doctors will be able to help.

  • @dan-in-florida said:

    I hear you! I just found out yesterday that my 29 year old daughter has an aggressive form of thyroid cancer. So your statement touches me even more.

    Thanks for sharing this with us, I am sorry for your family and will keep you and your family in my prayers.

    I hope the doctors will be able to help.

    @mr.-t said:

    Thanks for sharing this with us, I am sorry for your family and will keep you and your family in my prayers.

    I hope the doctors will be able to help.

    Thanks, she is planning on getting treatment fast as possible. I will be flying to Arizona shortly, where she lives.

  • @ballpeen said:

    Both of my parents are gone by 15 years, but they still remain as long as i am around...Eugene and Nancy, I love you.

    I hear you! I just found out yesterday that my 29 year old daughter has an aggressive form of thyroid cancer. So your statement touches me even more.

    @dan-in-florida said:

    I hear you! I just found out yesterday that my 29 year old daughter has an aggressive form of thyroid cancer. So your statement touches me even more.

    Sorry to hear that. I will keep your daughter and your family in my prayers.

  • Dan...I hope everything works out great for your daughter!

  • @mr.-t said:

    Thanks for sharing this with us, I am sorry for your family and will keep you and your family in my prayers.

    I hope the doctors will be able to help.

    Thanks, she is planning on getting treatment fast as possible. I will be flying to Arizona shortly, where she lives.

    @dan-in-florida said:

    Thanks, she is planning on getting treatment fast as possible. I will be flying to Arizona shortly, where she lives.

    Sorry to hear your news Dan. You can read a lot about a person by what they post and you always seem like a good guy. A good sense of humor too.

    I'm sure you visit will be just what your daughter needs. God bless you brother