UDFA'S and Mini Camp Invitee's
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I think thats a pretty shitty thing to say
Perhaps, but it's also accurate.
The more I have branched out into the content world, the deeper I've gone into that medium, the more I've discovered how much of it is a ruse.
Minimum investment, minimum quality, miminum football IQ.
Maximum content quantity, maximum content "triggers" to draw the most eyes.
I've been invited on 4 "shows" or podcasts by content creators now. I'm 3/4 on my parts being clipped or edited out because, as I was told by the first podcast host "not hyping up the prospect (Dart) doesn't get my audience to watch".
You're being played with great use of cliche'/bait headlines.
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maybe, that or i just root for a smaller school guy to succeed ,
This isn't about not rooting for someone to succeed. It would be insane if this kid could come in and play a MLB or SAM role. Hell, I'd be happy if he just became a good special teams contributor. That unit really needs to improve and he's the type to take the business approach to ST, and make a solid living/career out of doing so.
honestly I just root for the smaller school guy
Dude, I was a "small school" guy. I know the dream and I hope these guys reach theirs.
so you know where you can shove that being played shit don't you ?
I'm not saying *YOU* are. I'm saying the content is formulaic, to the point of delusion, specifically to generate unreal expectations from fans and to draw as many eyes as possible. It's self-serving for the content creator and not a healthy contribution that is the greater conversation the game of football is. That's all I'm saying.
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maybe, that or i just root for a smaller school guy to succeed ,
This isn't about not rooting for someone to succeed. It would be insane if this kid could come in and play a MLB or SAM role. Hell, I'd be happy if he just became a good special teams contributor. That unit really needs to improve and he's the type to take the business approach to ST, and make a solid living/career out of doing so.
honestly I just root for the smaller school guy
Dude, I was a "small school" guy. I know the dream and I hope these guys reach theirs.
so you know where you can shove that being played shit don't you ?
I'm not saying *YOU* are. I'm saying the content is formulaic, to the point of delusion, specifically to generate unreal expectations from fans and to draw as many eyes as possible. It's self-serving for the content creator and not a healthy contribution that is the greater conversation the game of football is. That's all I'm saying.
This isn't about not rooting for someone to succeed. It would be insane if this kid could come in and play a MLB or SAM role. Hell, I'd be happy if he just became a good special teams contributor. That unit really needs to improve and he's the type to take the business approach to ST, and make a solid living/career out of doing so.
Dude, I was a "small school" guy. I know the dream and I hope these guys reach theirs.
I'm not saying *YOU* are. I'm saying the content is formulaic, to the point of delusion, specifically to generate unreal expectations from fans and to draw as many eyes as possible. It's self-serving for the content creator and not a healthy contribution that is the greater conversation the game of football is. That's all I'm saying.
ok then I agree, and yes just being a invitee means making the practice squad would be a triumph
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I think thats a pretty shitty thing to say
Perhaps, but it's also accurate.
The more I have branched out into the content world, the deeper I've gone into that medium, the more I've discovered how much of it is a ruse.
Minimum investment, minimum quality, miminum football IQ.
Maximum content quantity, maximum content "triggers" to draw the most eyes.
I've been invited on 4 "shows" or podcasts by content creators now. I'm 3/4 on my parts being clipped or edited out because, as I was told by the first podcast host "not hyping up the prospect (Dart) doesn't get my audience to watch".
You're being played with great use of cliche'/bait headlines.
You're being played with great use of cliche'/bait headlines.
That applies especially to "news" slanted both for what Democrats want to hear as well as what Republicans want to hear. They are both on the yellow brick road to Nirvana if you believe any of it either way. And since it is done by lazy prognosticators, I prefer to call it the Goldbrick Road.?
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You're being played with great use of cliche'/bait headlines.
That applies especially to "news" slanted both for what Democrats want to hear as well as what Republicans want to hear. They are both on the yellow brick road to Nirvana if you believe any of it either way. And since it is done by lazy prognosticators, I prefer to call it the Goldbrick Road.?
That applies especially to "news" slanted both for what Democrats want to hear as well as what Republicans want to hear. They are both on the yellow brick road to Nirvana if you believe any of it either way. And since it is done by lazy prognosticators, I prefer to call it the Goldbrick Road.?
I'm sure you've more than noticed the parallel's between sports and political news stations the last 10 years.
If I get the time, I'll post the recording, or at minimum the screenshots, of the Kansas City podcast I was kicked off of mid-show. Pretty sure I still have them? The only way to win the game against propaganda of any form is not to play.
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That applies especially to "news" slanted both for what Democrats want to hear as well as what Republicans want to hear. They are both on the yellow brick road to Nirvana if you believe any of it either way. And since it is done by lazy prognosticators, I prefer to call it the Goldbrick Road.?
I'm sure you've more than noticed the parallel's between sports and political news stations the last 10 years.
If I get the time, I'll post the recording, or at minimum the screenshots, of the Kansas City podcast I was kicked off of mid-show. Pretty sure I still have them? The only way to win the game against propaganda of any form is not to play.
If I get the time, I'll post the recording, or at minimum the screenshots, of the Kansas City podcast I was kicked off
They don't want you to say what you might actually think. They want you to say what they think their audience wants to hear.
Let's take being in a cover band. You can't be playing the deeper tracks that you REALLY like. You've gotta play the hits that keep people dancing. I'd rather ring up my buddies, set up in my side yard, and enjoy ourselves.
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If I get the time, I'll post the recording, or at minimum the screenshots, of the Kansas City podcast I was kicked off
They don't want you to say what you might actually think. They want you to say what they think their audience wants to hear.
Let's take being in a cover band. You can't be playing the deeper tracks that you REALLY like. You've gotta play the hits that keep people dancing. I'd rather ring up my buddies, set up in my side yard, and enjoy ourselves.
They don't want you to say what you might actually think. They want you to say what they think their audience wants to hear.
So the clip from my recording (they were recording the session & I was as well) isn't available. And I highly doubt those two clowns will speak to me again (fine with that) I had a friend of mine hook me up with the new computer & the clip was on the old one, sadly. Anywho, I was invited by this group, who discovered our website through my business parter, because they all got hung up on the RAS score. They wanted to talk about the draft class and they started off with the "steal of the offseason", Deneric Prince. I let them talk, acknowledged some things, then politely asked what games they watched and charted. They posted, you guessed, highlight film. Highlights tell us little-to-nothing. But the thing about highlight film is that it's already done, clips cut and edited together and narrative already painted. So you can overlay yourself talking over it, save --> give it a clickbait title-->publish -->BAM. No concern for accuracy, no concern whether you're assessment will be valid in good time. Just eyes and bullshit now, who cares about credibility, talent or quality content?
@syd This type of language should look familiar.
I charted 6 games, brought clips into the show from 3 of those games. I showed a couple of the good things, but the biggest red flags were impossible to miss. Flags that skewed my interpretation so wildly, the most simple explanation was to tell them that, despite being an incredible athlete for the position, Deneric's running style was so inefficient that it won't translate to the NFL. They had to "end the show early". They didn't, they just didn't want me there anymore. They continued taping and published their nonsense all the same. I left a comment on the youtube page, which was removed. So I left my assessment on another page that had cutups of Deneric, which you can see below.
3 years later, here we are.
Them.
- NOT the next Isaiah Pacheco X
- Not a hidden gem X
Me.
- UDFA *
- Never saw NFL snaps *
Like I've said, this sort of thing is self-serving content just meant to generate an audience while feeding that audience as much bullshit as possible. No heart, no eye for talent, style with zero substance and really no true love for the game of football. It's about clout and views. What's the worst about it? This shit is ABSOLUTELY EVERYWHERE.
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OFFENSE
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RB TJ Harden – 6-0, 218 lbs – SMU – (Source)
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RB Davon Booth – 5-9, 192 lbs – Mississippi State – (Source)
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WR Aaron Anderson – 5-8, 198 lbs – LSU – (Source, uncertainty of reliability of said source at this point) (Second source)
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WR Ja’Naylon Dupree – 5-6, 157 lbs – Jackson State – (Source)
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WR Kole Wilson – 5-7, 177 lbs – Baylor – (Source)
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OT Izavion Miller – 6-5, 306 lbs – Auburn – (Source)
DEFENSE
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DE Logan Fano – 6-5, 252 lbs – Utah – (Source) – Brother of Browns 1st round pick, Spencer Fano
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DE Tyreak Sapp – 6-2, 273 lbs – Florida – (Source)
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DE Khordae Sydnor – 6-4, 264 lbs – Vanderbilt – (Source)
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DT Bernard Gooden – 6-0, 280 lbs – LSU – (Source)
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CB DeCarlos Nicholson – 6-3, 200 lbs – USC – (Source)
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S Zion Washington – 6-1, 208 lbs – Boise State – (Source)
SPECIAL TEAMS
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P Wes Pahl – 6-5, 207 lbs – Oklahoma State – (Source)
INVITED TO ROOKIE MINICAMP
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QB Bryson Barnes – Utah State – (Source)
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TE Jyrin Johnson – Bowling Green – (Source)
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DL Carter Hewitt – Illinois – (Source)
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LB Reid Carrico – West Virginia – (Source)
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LB James Conway – Fordham – (Source)
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CB Malcolm Bell – Michigan State (Source)
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LS John Ferlmann – Ohio State – (Source)
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OL Cole Hutson – Texas – (Source)
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WR Aaron Anderson – 5-8, 198 lbs – LSU – (Source, uncertainty of reliability of said source at this point) (Second source)
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WR Ja’Naylon Dupree – 5-6, 157 lbs – Jackson State – (Source)
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WR Kole Wilson – 5-7, 177 lbs – Baylor – (Source)
Team History: ATL LAC CLE
Ht: 5070 / 5' 07" | Wt: 170Isaiah Wooden-
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Full Roster 13 WR's
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WR Aaron Anderson – 5-8, 198 lbs – LSU – (Source, uncertainty of reliability of said source at this point) (Second source)
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WR Ja’Naylon Dupree – 5-6, 157 lbs – Jackson State – (Source)
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WR Kole Wilson – 5-7, 177 lbs – Baylor – (Source)
Team History: ATL LAC CLE
Ht: 5070 / 5' 07" | Wt: 170Isaiah Wooden-
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Full Roster 13 WR's
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Full Roster 13 WR's
That is one crowded room...
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I'm rooting for Logan Fano, Spencer's brother, to make the Browns special teams. He was predicted to be a 5/6th round draft pick maybe.
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Isaiah Wooden
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Full Roster 13 WR's
That is one crowded room...
That is one crowded room...
sure is... I'd take a few more BIGGER Dawgs getting off the bus though !
WR Ja’Naylon Dupree – 5-6, 157 lbs – Jackson State – (Source)
Not sure if this 14th WR made it to the Browns camp ?
WR Ja'Naylon Dupree is not on any browns roster site, official nor Ourlads.. Not finding a Dupree on spottrac nor over the cap as having a contract..
Jackson State.. He should know a Sanders..
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2026 NFL Draft Picks (10 players)
- QB Taylen Green
- WR Denzel Boston
- WR KC Concepcion
- TE Joe Royer
- TE Carsen Ryan
- OT Spencer Fano
- OT Austin Barber
- C Parker Brailsford
- LB Justin Jefferson
- S Emmanuel McNeil-Warren
Undrafted Free Agents (12 players)
- RB Davon Booth - 5-8, 192 lbs - Mississippi State
- RB TJ Harden -6-0, 218 lbs - SMU
- WR Kole Wilson - 5-7, 177 lbs - Baylor
- OT Izavion Miller - 6-5, 306 lbs - Auburn
- DE Logan Fano - 6-4, 252 lbs - Utah
- DT Bernard Gooden - 6-0, 280 lbs - Louisiana State
- DE Tyreak Sapp - 6-2, 273 lbs - Florida
- DE Khordae Sydnor - 6-4, 264 lbs - Vanderbilt
- CB DeCarlos Nicholson - 6-4, 200 lbs - Southern California
- CB Nate Evans - 5-11, 191 lbs - Delaware
- S Zion Washington - 6-1, 208 lbs - Boise State
- P Wes Pahl - 6-4, 207 lbs - Oklahoma State
Tryouts (25 players)
- QB Bryson Barnes - 6-1, 213 lbs - Utah State
- WR Aaron Anderson - 5-8, 198 lbs - Louisiana State
- WR Daejon Reynolds - 6-1, 202 lbs - UNLV
- WR Jaelon Reagor - 5-10, 203 lbs - Texas Christian
- TE Jyrin Johnson - 6-2, 241 lbs - Bowling Green
- OG Cole Hutson 6-4, 311 lbs - Texas
- OG Korion Sharpe - 6-2, 307 lbs - North Carolina A&T
- OG Ryan Mosesso - 6-4, 300 lbs - Massachusetts
- C Carson Bruno - 6-3, 302 lbs - Texas Christian
- OT Micah Pettus - 6-6, 335 lbs - Florida State
- DT Carter Hewitt - 6-4, 282 lbs - Illinois
- DT Malachi Cooper - 6-4, 289 lbs - San Diego
- DE Bradley Weaver - 6-3, 267 lbs - Rutgets
- DT Braxton Fely - 6-1, 291 lbs - Boise State
- LB Reid Carrico - 6-2, 226 lbs - West Virginia
- LB Tanlela Latu - 6-1, 233 lbs - San Jose State
- LB James Conway - 6-2, 236 lbs - Fordham
- LB Trent Hendrick - 6-0, 231 lbs - James Madison
- S Phillip Dunnam - 6-0, 181 lbs - Central Florida
- S Jaden Taylor - 5-9, 190 lbs - West Alabama
- S Trevor Woods - 6-1, 206 lbs - Jacksonville State
- CB Aaron Harris - 5-9, 192 lbs - North Carolina A&T
- CB Malcolm Bell - 5-11, 175 lbs - Michigan State
- CB Joshuah Moten - 5-11, 187 lbs - Southern Mississippi
- LS John Ferimann - 6-2, 245 lbs - Ohio State
It’s not unheard of to see 2 or 3 tryout players be impressive enough during the rookie minicamp that they end up getting signed. However, the majority of players are there to simply fill out the numbers game for a camp. For example, the Browns need someone to handle long snapping duties for the weekend, so they brought John Ferimann from Ohio State in to handle those duties for the weekend.
Throughout the season, the Browns will often bring in players for tryouts. However, this is the first time I can recall seeing a veteran player participate in rookie minicamp on a tryout basis. I am referring to WR Jaelon Reagor, who was formerly a first-round pick of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Non-Rookies on Roster (6 players)
- RB Ahmani Marshall
- WR Luke Floriea
- TE Sal Cannella
- TE Caden Prieskorn
- OT Jack Conley
- P Nik Constantinou
Every year, there are some players who aren’t rookies, but are fringe first-year players (typically on reserve/future contracts), who also take part in rookie minicamp. These are the type of players who also need to have a solid rookie minicamp, because if one of those 25 tryout players makes a big impression, these guys could be viewed as yesterday’s news, so-to-speak.
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just happened to see this - UDFA - Michael Coats -
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Few moves prior to start of OTA's today
Signed
- WR Aaron Anderson
- LB Reid Carrico
- DE Markees Watts
Waived
- DT Bernard Gooden
- TE Caden Prieskorn
- WR Isaiah Wooden
https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/transactions/
WR KC Concepcion is the only browns draftee that has not signed his rookie contract.
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I'm rooting for Logan Fano, Spencer's brother, to make the Browns special teams. He was predicted to be a 5/6th round draft pick maybe.
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Few moves prior to start of OTA's today
Signed
- WR Aaron Anderson
- LB Reid Carrico
- DE Markees Watts
Waived
- DT Bernard Gooden
- TE Caden Prieskorn
- WR Isaiah Wooden
https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/transactions/
WR KC Concepcion is the only browns draftee that has not signed his rookie contract.
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Highlight of the day was a Watson to Boston TD.
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