Tale of the Tape - Browns @ Jaguars
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Looks like we'll be without our starting tackles again. At the least without Wills.
BrownsPlayer Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status Joel Bitonio G Limited Participation in Practice Jack Conklin T Knee Limited Participation in Practice Questionable Myles Garrett DE Limited Participation in Practice Myles Harden CB Did Not Participate In Practice Nick Harris C Full Participation in Practice Charley Hughlett LS Limited Participation in Practice Jerry Jeudy WR Full Participation in Practice David Njoku TE Ankle Did Not Participate In Practice Out Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah Full Participation in Practice Za'Darius Smith DE Limited Participation in Practice Dalvin Tomlinson DT Limited Participation in Practice Denzel Ward CB Full Participation in Practice Jedrick Wills T Knee Limited Participation in Practice Out Alex Wright DE Full Participation in Practice JaguarsPlayer Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status Arik Armstead DE Did Not Participate In Practice Tyson Campbell CB Did Not Participate In Practice Caleb Johnson LB Back Limited Participation in Practice Questionable Tyler Lacy DT Toe Limited Participation in Practice Questionable Cam Robinson T Full Participation in Practice Darnell Savage S Quadricep Did Not Participate In Practice Out Daniel Thomas S Full Participation in Practice -
Understandably QB will be the focus around here until the situation is actually fixed long-term.
But man oh man, the Browns OLine and DLine are collectively getting up there in age. The Browns have to infuse talented youth into both of them this coming off season.
would you consider trading Myles for a couple of picks ? (I mean like 2 1st or a 1st and a 2nd)
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The fact that we are discussing the off season in the TotT thread for game 2, says a lot about the state of the Browns. Any remaining hope I have following that abysmal game last week, hinges on this game. Given the state the team is in, I don't see them coming back from an 0-2 start.
There's absolutely truth to this... I wasn't very optimistic honestly going into the season, nothing I heard regarding the offense and it's "changes" sounded promising during Training Camp, and IMO our defense might be one of the most overrated units in the NFL. Yes, at home, vs crappy QBs they were dominant last season. That was not a consistent defense at all, though.
But second, I could talk draft regarding the Browns all year long. I'm an outlier regarding that, I don't need them being 5-9 at the start of December before allowing myself to talk draft. We could be 4-0 entering October and if someone wants to discuss what the Browns should prioritize in the following draft, I'm all in. I can multi-task. ? Also, getting an idea of what the Browns should look for in next year's draft IMO makes watching college football that more interesting.
There's absolutely truth to this... I wasn't very optimistic honestly going into the season, nothing I heard regarding the offense and it's "changes" sounded promising during Training Camp, and IMO our defense might be one of the most overrated units in the NFL. Yes, at home, vs crappy QBs they were dominant last season. That was not a consistent defense at all, though.
I was thinking this with our playoff loss in regards to Flacco.
Flacco retired for a reason of course, but if our defense had played better or anywhere near the standards they set all season, I think Flacco has room to be patient and maybe manage the game better.
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There's absolutely truth to this... I wasn't very optimistic honestly going into the season, nothing I heard regarding the offense and it's "changes" sounded promising during Training Camp, and IMO our defense might be one of the most overrated units in the NFL. Yes, at home, vs crappy QBs they were dominant last season. That was not a consistent defense at all, though.
I was thinking this with our playoff loss in regards to Flacco.
Flacco retired for a reason of course, but if our defense had played better or anywhere near the standards they set all season, I think Flacco has room to be patient and maybe manage the game better.
I was thinking this with our playoff loss in regards to Flacco.
Flacco retired for a reason of course, but if our defense had played better or anywhere near the standards they set all season, I think Flacco has room to be patient and maybe manage the game better.
Turns out, as Dutch alluded above, our defense feasted on cupcakes that artificially inflated the stats and then were feast or famine against quality offenses.
Houston laid the blueprint. For the most part, Dallas used that similar blueprint week 1. Anything can be used against you when understood and anticipated correctly.
Edit: also a reminder that Flacco played with Baltimore defenses that would win games in spite of him.
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I was thinking this with our playoff loss in regards to Flacco.
Flacco retired for a reason of course, but if our defense had played better or anywhere near the standards they set all season, I think Flacco has room to be patient and maybe manage the game better.
Turns out, as Dutch alluded above, our defense feasted on cupcakes that artificially inflated the stats and then were feast or famine against quality offenses.
Houston laid the blueprint. For the most part, Dallas used that similar blueprint week 1. Anything can be used against you when understood and anticipated correctly.
Edit: also a reminder that Flacco played with Baltimore defenses that would win games in spite of him.
Edit: also a reminder that Flacco played with Baltimore defenses that would win games in spite of him.
Flacco was a gunslinger. His arm (and his choices where and when to throw the ball) would giveth and it would taketh.
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On paper the Browns have been built to win now. Given what we saw Week 1. That may not be the case. I think using Myles Garrett as a piece to get the next franchise QB is diligent (I'm not happy about it but it's potentially the right move), I'm not just ready to pull the trigger. Maybe because I haven't seen enough college QBs yet.
Though far away the most important piece, it's not just a franchise QB.
The Browns need a LT. We all want Dawand Jones to be the man at RT, but he needs to prove himself. How many more years will they get out of Joel Bitonio? Wyatt Teller is only signed through 2025. Amari Cooper becomes a Free Agent in 2025. Nick Chubb becomes a Free Agent in 2025.
If we get to the end of the season and trading Myles Garrett makes the most sense for the franchise to get the next QB, then so be it.
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09/14 Waived WR Jaelon Darden
09/14 Signed WR James Proche II and LB Winston Reid to the active roster from the practice squad
09/14 Elevated T Germain Ifedi and TE Blake Whiteheart to the active roster from the practice squad
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Seems like they now prefer Proche to handle the punts at least.
That tackle, he's not the guy who played for us last year is he?
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On paper the Browns have been built to win now. Given what we saw Week 1. That may not be the case. I think using Myles Garrett as a piece to get the next franchise QB is diligent (I'm not happy about it but it's potentially the right move), I'm not just ready to pull the trigger. Maybe because I haven't seen enough college QBs yet.
Though far away the most important piece, it's not just a franchise QB.
The Browns need a LT. We all want Dawand Jones to be the man at RT, but he needs to prove himself. How many more years will they get out of Joel Bitonio? Wyatt Teller is only signed through 2025. Amari Cooper becomes a Free Agent in 2025. Nick Chubb becomes a Free Agent in 2025.
If we get to the end of the season and trading Myles Garrett makes the most sense for the franchise to get the next QB, then so be it.
On paper the Browns have been built to win now. Given what we saw Week 1. That may not be the case. I think using Myles Garrett as a piece to get the next franchise QB is diligent (I'm not happy about it but it's potentially the right move), I'm not just ready to pull the trigger. Maybe because I haven't seen enough college QBs yet.
Though far away the most important piece, it's not just a franchise QB.
The Browns need a LT. We all want Dawand Jones to be the man at RT, but he needs to prove himself. How many more years will they get out of Joel Bitonio? Wyatt Teller is only signed through 2025. Amari Cooper becomes a Free Agent in 2025. Nick Chubb becomes a Free Agent in 2025.
If we get to the end of the season and trading Myles Garrett makes the most sense for the franchise to get the next QB, then so be it.
If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
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Before the season started I thought we'd get 3-4 wins our first 5 games. It's only a sample size of 1 game but from what I saw we'll be lucky if we get 2.
Jacksonville's offense can score and the Browns have shown they can't. Jacksonville could have easily beat Miami if that costly fumble didn't happen. Their Defense did give up 300+ passing yards but they Miami has some stud WRs.
I try to be optimistic but it's difficult given last game. The offense stinks including Kevin's play calling. I don't see the Browns taking the W here let alone covering the 3 point spread.
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On paper the Browns have been built to win now. Given what we saw Week 1. That may not be the case. I think using Myles Garrett as a piece to get the next franchise QB is diligent (I'm not happy about it but it's potentially the right move), I'm not just ready to pull the trigger. Maybe because I haven't seen enough college QBs yet.
Though far away the most important piece, it's not just a franchise QB.
The Browns need a LT. We all want Dawand Jones to be the man at RT, but he needs to prove himself. How many more years will they get out of Joel Bitonio? Wyatt Teller is only signed through 2025. Amari Cooper becomes a Free Agent in 2025. Nick Chubb becomes a Free Agent in 2025.
If we get to the end of the season and trading Myles Garrett makes the most sense for the franchise to get the next QB, then so be it.
If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
I wouldn't trade him at all. Outside QB the Browns have a really good roster. They showed last season with even with a rotating cast of back up QBs they can make the playoffs. If we had a solid QB and coaches who can adjust and call better plays we'd be set.
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If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
I wouldn't trade him at all. Outside QB the Browns have a really good roster. They showed last season with even with a rotating cast of back up QBs they can make the playoffs. If we had a solid QB and coaches who can adjust and call better plays we'd be set.
I wouldn't trade him at all. Outside QB the Browns have a really good roster. They showed last season with even with a rotating cast of back up QBs they can make the playoffs. If we had a solid QB and coaches who can adjust and call better plays we'd be set.
Second oldest roster in the NFL.
Chubb, Bitonio, Cooper, Teller, the entire starting DLine are nearing the end of their days with the Browns, one way or another.
Team doesn't need blown up, but it definitely needs an infusion of young talent.
But I get any reluctance to trade Myles.
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I wouldn't trade him at all. Outside QB the Browns have a really good roster. They showed last season with even with a rotating cast of back up QBs they can make the playoffs. If we had a solid QB and coaches who can adjust and call better plays we'd be set.
Second oldest roster in the NFL.
Chubb, Bitonio, Cooper, Teller, the entire starting DLine are nearing the end of their days with the Browns, one way or another.
Team doesn't need blown up, but it definitely needs an infusion of young talent.
But I get any reluctance to trade Myles.
Second oldest roster in the NFL.
Chubb, Bitonio, Cooper, Teller, the entire starting DLine are nearing the end of their days with the Browns, one way or another.
Team doesn't need blown up, but it definitely needs an infusion of young talent.
But I get any reluctance to trade Myles.
Hard to argue against the age perspective.
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On paper the Browns have been built to win now. Given what we saw Week 1. That may not be the case. I think using Myles Garrett as a piece to get the next franchise QB is diligent (I'm not happy about it but it's potentially the right move), I'm not just ready to pull the trigger. Maybe because I haven't seen enough college QBs yet.
Though far away the most important piece, it's not just a franchise QB.
The Browns need a LT. We all want Dawand Jones to be the man at RT, but he needs to prove himself. How many more years will they get out of Joel Bitonio? Wyatt Teller is only signed through 2025. Amari Cooper becomes a Free Agent in 2025. Nick Chubb becomes a Free Agent in 2025.
If we get to the end of the season and trading Myles Garrett makes the most sense for the franchise to get the next QB, then so be it.
If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
2025 1st Round Pick, 2026 First Round Pick, Proven Player
Or
2025 1st Round Pick, 2025 Second Round Pick, 2026 First Round Pick, 2027 Second Round Pick, Proven Player
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On paper the Browns have been built to win now. Given what we saw Week 1. That may not be the case. I think using Myles Garrett as a piece to get the next franchise QB is diligent (I'm not happy about it but it's potentially the right move), I'm not just ready to pull the trigger. Maybe because I haven't seen enough college QBs yet.
Though far away the most important piece, it's not just a franchise QB.
The Browns need a LT. We all want Dawand Jones to be the man at RT, but he needs to prove himself. How many more years will they get out of Joel Bitonio? Wyatt Teller is only signed through 2025. Amari Cooper becomes a Free Agent in 2025. Nick Chubb becomes a Free Agent in 2025.
If we get to the end of the season and trading Myles Garrett makes the most sense for the franchise to get the next QB, then so be it.
If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
Myles has another contract worth of production. Reggie White played 8 seasons in Philly before going to Green Bay.
The Cowboys dealt Herschel Walker, coming off back to back All Pro Seasons for 6 players and 5 picks.
Maybe my original response wasn't enough. My basis was the thought that QBs are worth 3 First Round Picks.
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If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
2025 1st Round Pick, 2026 First Round Pick, Proven Player
Or
2025 1st Round Pick, 2025 Second Round Pick, 2026 First Round Pick, 2027 Second Round Pick, Proven Player
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If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
Myles has another contract worth of production. Reggie White played 8 seasons in Philly before going to Green Bay.
The Cowboys dealt Herschel Walker, coming off back to back All Pro Seasons for 6 players and 5 picks.
Maybe my original response wasn't enough. My basis was the thought that QBs are worth 3 First Round Picks.
Myles has another contract worth of production. Reggie White played 8 seasons in Philly before going to Green Bay.
The Cowboys dealt Herschel Walker, coming off back to back All Pro Seasons for 6 players and 5 picks.
Yeah, that's why I would be hesitant to pull the trigger unless that made me an offer I couldn't refuse. This is his eighth season, but he's only 28 years old. He literally could be only about halfway done with his career.
Which is crazy considering Joe Thomas retired after eleven seasons, right?
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Sweet 8lb, 6oz baby Jesus, I'd slap Berry right in his face if he turned down either of those offers.
What do you think he's worth? Proven edge rushers don't grow on trees?
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Sweet 8lb, 6oz baby Jesus, I'd slap Berry right in his face if he turned down either of those offers.
What do you think he's worth? Proven edge rushers don't grow on trees?
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On paper the Browns have been built to win now. Given what we saw Week 1. That may not be the case. I think using Myles Garrett as a piece to get the next franchise QB is diligent (I'm not happy about it but it's potentially the right move), I'm not just ready to pull the trigger. Maybe because I haven't seen enough college QBs yet.
Though far away the most important piece, it's not just a franchise QB.
The Browns need a LT. We all want Dawand Jones to be the man at RT, but he needs to prove himself. How many more years will they get out of Joel Bitonio? Wyatt Teller is only signed through 2025. Amari Cooper becomes a Free Agent in 2025. Nick Chubb becomes a Free Agent in 2025.
If we get to the end of the season and trading Myles Garrett makes the most sense for the franchise to get the next QB, then so be it.
If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
If you were the Browns GM this coming off season, what would a team have to offer for you to say yes for Myles?
For me, Myles only comes into play if it turns out that we need a QB. And where we would be picking in the draft in relation to when the QB's would be off the board.
That means Watson would have to flame out or get suspended and piss off Haslem, have his contract voided, with enough time in the season to evaluate DTR's value as the starter going forward. (because they DO seem to like DTR) - I didn't mention Winston because he's not the future. He's the backup to either Watson or DTR. So, at this point, there are ducks in random locations.
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Watson named starter...
Was there any question? Has I am will let the the team hit an iceberg and sink before he will admit that his braintrust is a group of imbeciles.
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