Who Are You Taking For Browns at #2?
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All I will say is Travis Hunter on one side and Jeudy on the other.... appeals to me big... There aren't many opportunities to get a pairing like that...roll with Flacco and Pickett this year... get our guy next year?.... ,,,, Tough choice....
Travis Hunter seems to be a rare dominating talent, and that is on either side of the ball?
I'd draft him. I don't see any downside - he would make the Browns' offense far more dangerous, as well as a threat to other offenses' passing game.
I still wonder if stefanski will figure out how to be more creative to use a talent like Hunter - and I don't know if Dorsey helps that much.
And I think the Browns will not draft a qb at #2. I think, anyways. But, maybe the Titans draft Hunter, although Cam Ward probably fits as their pick.
Then, maybe Abdul Carter would be the player that makes the Browns' defense even more dangerous - with Garrett, they could both dominate. I keep seeing Carter as being far removed from the car towing assault crap - so there's that. Hopefully, anyways.
This draft will really be fun to watch, since we actually HAVE a first round pick again. The damage from the _)+__)(&*_+() watson trade is stil not gone.
NOTE: Here is an interesting couple of values:
Travis Hunter is given a 6.89 prospect grade by NFL Redline.
Abdul Carter is given a 7.0 prospect grade !
Shadeur Sanders is given a 6.3 prospect grade.
Cam Ward is given a 6.39 prospect grade.
and my favorite player, Tyler Warren, 6.77 prospect grade.
That is interesting stuff, I think.
Go Browns, and don't draft a qb this year at #2.
Travis Hunter seems to be a rare dominating talent, and that is on either side of the ball?
I'd draft him. I don't see any downside - he would make the Browns' offense far more dangerous, as well as a threat to other offenses' passing game.
I still wonder if stefanski will figure out how to be more creative to use a talent like Hunter - and I don't know if Dorsey helps that much.
And I think the Browns will not draft a qb at #2. I think, anyways. But, maybe the Titans draft Hunter, although Cam Ward probably fits as their pick.
Then, maybe Abdul Carter would be the player that makes the Browns' defense even more dangerous - with Garrett, they could both dominate. I keep seeing Carter as being far removed from the car towing assault crap - so there's that. Hopefully, anyways.
This draft will really be fun to watch, since we actually HAVE a first round pick again. The damage from the _)+__)(&*_+() watson trade is stil not gone.
NOTE: Here is an interesting couple of values:
Travis Hunter is given a 6.89 prospect grade by NFL Redline.
Abdul Carter is given a 7.0 prospect grade !
Shadeur Sanders is given a 6.3 prospect grade.
Cam Ward is given a 6.39 prospect grade.
and my favorite player, Tyler Warren, 6.77 prospect grade.
That is interesting stuff, I think.
Go Browns, and don't draft a qb this year at #2.
Dorsey was canned... I think Tommy Rees is the dude now... And Kevvy is taking back the play calling...I'm with you on the various ways to draft this year... Don't know much about Tyler Warren.. But I'm not the book rat I used to be..
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Travis Hunter seems to be a rare dominating talent, and that is on either side of the ball?
I'd draft him. I don't see any downside - he would make the Browns' offense far more dangerous, as well as a threat to other offenses' passing game.
I still wonder if stefanski will figure out how to be more creative to use a talent like Hunter - and I don't know if Dorsey helps that much.
And I think the Browns will not draft a qb at #2. I think, anyways. But, maybe the Titans draft Hunter, although Cam Ward probably fits as their pick.
Then, maybe Abdul Carter would be the player that makes the Browns' defense even more dangerous - with Garrett, they could both dominate. I keep seeing Carter as being far removed from the car towing assault crap - so there's that. Hopefully, anyways.
This draft will really be fun to watch, since we actually HAVE a first round pick again. The damage from the _)+__)(&*_+() watson trade is stil not gone.
NOTE: Here is an interesting couple of values:
Travis Hunter is given a 6.89 prospect grade by NFL Redline.
Abdul Carter is given a 7.0 prospect grade !
Shadeur Sanders is given a 6.3 prospect grade.
Cam Ward is given a 6.39 prospect grade.
and my favorite player, Tyler Warren, 6.77 prospect grade.
That is interesting stuff, I think.
Go Browns, and don't draft a qb this year at #2.
Dorsey was canned... I think Tommy Rees is the dude now... And Kevvy is taking back the play calling...I'm with you on the various ways to draft this year... Don't know much about Tyler Warren.. But I'm not the book rat I used to be..
Dorsey was canned... I think Tommy Rees is the dude now... And Kevvy is taking back the play calling...I'm with you on the various ways to draft this year... Don't know much about Tyler Warren.. But I'm not the book rat I used to be..
ah, I missed that !
I really like Rees - hell yeah !
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While they work through the quarterback situation for the 2025 season, Rees said their goal is to build an offense that has the flexibility to cater to a quarterback's strengths, as well as highlight the rest of the offensive players on the field.
"It's always going to be player centric. It's always going to be in the front of the mind to make sure we're doing things that are sound football wise and then how do we create opportunities for our players and our offense to be explosive," Rees said. "I think we want to put together a system that our players can have confidence in. Whether that's run or pass or anywhere in between, we want to make sure that everything we're doing has a 'why' to it,"
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Don Shula was the master at seeing the systems in place met the skill set of the players.
When he had Unitas in Baltimore, the O centered around Unitas. Then at Miami it centered around his trio of great backs, then went back to the passing attack when Marino entered the building.
Players don't have much flexibility when it comes to what they do well and don't do well. The smart coach does. It's a matter of expanding ones knowledge or aligning with a coach who does. That doesn't rely on a physical skill which in most cases is a either you have it or you don't situation. A coach can't tell a receiver he needs to knock a half second off his 40 time or his LT needs to lengthen his arms a few inches in the off season.
The Dorsey deal didn't work, mostly because it was a hastily arraigned marriage. I think the union between Stefanski and Rees will work because there is already a working relationship between the two.
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Two things that will define you: Your determination when you have nothing. Your attitude when you have everything. - Mike McCartney -
Rosenhaus: Now remember Abdul - we're not going to let them know you need surgery until after we get that hot signing bonus.
Carter: Say what?
Rosenhaus: No. Say nothing.
CD, all kidding aside - the 1st 4 picks are going to be very interesting...
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and on a side note. Kirk Cousins was having lunch in Avon
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and on a side note. Kirk Cousins was having lunch in Avon
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Garrett and Carter would be a major problem for an offensive team coming into our loud stadium.
I recall hearing about Carter’s injury leading into the Notre Dame game (sack and two TFLs) in that game and seemed his usual disruptive self.
I think he brings a lot of versatility not just blitzing off the edge in the third down but dropping back into coverage. Definitely not a liability either breaking down and making tackles even though he’s a mad man off the edge.
He’d be my pick but I think our pick is Travis Hunter - the nerds in the front office will like him and the coaching staff will utilize him on both sides of the ball
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So, what do we infer from the Browns sending a bunch of brass, including Jimmuh, to Carter's pro day, including having dinner together, and only one person, assistant GM, going to Ward's pro day?
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So, what do we infer from the Browns sending a bunch of brass, including Jimmuh, to Carter's pro day, including having dinner together, and only one person, assistant GM, going to Ward's pro day?
So, what do we infer from the Browns sending a bunch of brass, including Jimmuh, to Carter's pro day, including having dinner together, and only one person, assistant GM, going to Ward's pro day?
what do we infer ? hopefully we concur that jimmah needs to stay the hell away from our team
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So, what do we infer from the Browns sending a bunch of brass, including Jimmuh, to Carter's pro day, including having dinner together, and only one person, assistant GM, going to Ward's pro day?
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So, what do we infer from the Browns sending a bunch of brass, including Jimmuh, to Carter's pro day, including having dinner together, and only one person, assistant GM, going to Ward's pro day?
So, what do we infer from the Browns sending a bunch of brass, including Jimmuh, to Carter's pro day, including having dinner together, and only one person, assistant GM, going to Ward's pro day?
The Assistant GM was the only one in the FO that got to see a healthy #2 overall prospect participate in the Pro Day.
Or, the answer you want to see (and it could be right) - Cam Ward just isn't their guy.
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So, what do we infer from the Browns sending a bunch of brass, including Jimmuh, to Carter's pro day, including having dinner together, and only one person, assistant GM, going to Ward's pro day?
The Assistant GM was the only one in the FO that got to see a healthy #2 overall prospect participate in the Pro Day.
Or, the answer you want to see (and it could be right) - Cam Ward just isn't their guy.
The Assistant GM was the only one in the FO that got to see a healthy #2 overall prospect participate in the Pro Day.
Or, the answer you want to see (and it could be right) - Cam Ward just isn't their guy.
And to me.. Shedeur Sanders looks like Tyrod Taylor 2.0 Except his feet are stuck in buckets of mud! I think him and Ward will get eaten alive in the NFL... Wards release looks slower than water dripping out of a spigot!
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
The Assistant GM was the only one in the FO that got to see a healthy #2 overall prospect participate in the Pro Day.
Or, the answer you want to see (and it could be right) - Cam Ward just isn't their guy.
And to me.. Shedeur Sanders looks like Tyrod Taylor 2.0 Except his feet are stuck in buckets of mud! I think him and Ward will get eaten alive in the NFL... Wards release looks slower than water dripping out of a spigot!
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toudch be im sick
Why?
Don't you have full confidence in the front office who engineered that brilliant trade for Watkins? What could possibly go wrong?
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The Assistant GM was the only one in the FO that got to see a healthy #2 overall prospect participate in the Pro Day.
Or, the answer you want to see (and it could be right) - Cam Ward just isn't their guy.
And to me.. Shedeur Sanders looks like Tyrod Taylor 2.0 Except his feet are stuck in buckets of mud! I think him and Ward will get eaten alive in the NFL... Wards release looks slower than water dripping out of a spigot!
And to me.. Shedeur Sanders looks like Tyrod Taylor 2.0 Except his feet are stuck in buckets of mud! I think him and Ward will get eaten alive in the NFL... Wards release looks slower than water dripping out of a spigot!
Interesting! I didn't watch 1 Colorado game last year; and I only saw Ward play against Syracuse. One of the weaknesses written about Sanders in Lindy's Draft Mag was he takes way too many sacks. That Tyrod analogy you and Orion have made sees the same thing.
We all remember seeing Kosar where/when it looked like he was wearing 100 lb cleats when he tried to move. What completely nullified that was how quickly he processed information beginning pre-snap. He went Evelyn Woodhead with the progression reads to the Quick release - which not only kept him accurate but helped him throw less INTs than most starting QBs (and at a less frequency than he threw in college at the U). Lindy Infante came here in 86 and improved Bernie's passing drastically. Having the right coaches in place make a huge difference to the extent the Browns went from 8-8 relying on Byner & Mack to both exceed 1000 yards rushing in 85 (Bernie's rookie year) to empowering Bernie to let er rip. All those handoffs in 85 turned into more short passes and ball control to the extent a backup RB (Herman Fontenot caught 47 passes almost exclusively on 3rd downs) while Infante loved dictating to teams chomping the buts to blitz Kosar. Brian Brennan led this team in receptions with 55 (almost exclusively on 3rd downs over the middle knowing when to sit on a route and continue on to the next hook zone). They loved those vacated zones from the blitz. Infante also loved to challenge all the grey area between the flats and the hook zones with his RBs.
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I have also compared him to Tyrod in that he doesn't throw receivers open but rather waits for them to 'be' open.
Can you imagine how much fun that would be with all our Tackles on the NFL version of disability again? What could go wrong?
Maybe our new LT Cornelius Lucas changes all the bad karma. That said, I still think if there's a top tier LT at #33 -it's time to stop screwing around with the blind side tackle spot - especially when we're talking about protecting someone that will be considered to be a franchise QB if they select one at #2 overall. JMO.
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I have also compared him to Tyrod in that he doesn't throw receivers open but rather waits for them to 'be' open.
Can you imagine how much fun that would be with all our Tackles on the NFL version of disability again? What could go wrong?
Maybe our new LT Cornelius Lucas changes all the bad karma. That said, I still think if there's a top tier LT at #33 -it's time to stop screwing around with the blind side tackle spot - especially when we're talking about protecting someone that will be considered to be a franchise QB if they select one at #2 overall. JMO.
Can you imagine how much fun that would be with all our Tackles on the NFL version of disability again? What could go wrong?
Maybe our new LT Cornelius Lucas changes all the bad karma. That said, I still think if there's a top tier LT at #33 -it's time to stop screwing around with the blind side tackle spot - especially when we're talking about protecting someone that will be considered to be a franchise QB if they select one at #2 overall. JMO.
Yeah , It looks like the end for James Hudson and our Freddie Childress award winner Jethro Willz Clampett
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