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Braylon Edwards Traded to the Jets

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  • Wow, I hope there's more context behind Quinn's deal with the shoes. Otherwise, that's really a horrid move. I mean really out there.

    If it had been Jim Brown being traded in his 10th year, that's one thing.

  • Braylon starting to badmouth Cleveland.

    Sweet.

  • @jadbf said:

    I'm shocked....shocked I say......

    Shocked about what?

    And just a quick question what the hell is Amber's booty club? And can I join?

  • @jadbf said:

    That good ole BE would be bad mouthing cleveland...

    and....it's a long story.....

    Got it and got it.

  • Edwards has wanted out, there's no way he would have signed with Cleveland after this year.

    I swear it looked at times like he was actually dropping passes because he just didn't care, and

    was showing it.

    To get two high character, talented players like what Mangini looks for, and two draft picks? ROF,LMAO !

    Genius. A third round draft pick could get us an OG, or ORT, RB, who knows? But it will be a huge

    addition, in place of getting nothing for him at the end of this season.

    Ah, I just love the move. And listening to Braylons' press conference, it is STILL all about him to him.

    Good freakin riddance.

  • Just some info on Trusnik and Stuckey. Seems like Trusnik is a real stand up guy off the field.

    Jason Trusnik

    CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

    ◊ Corralled his first NFL fumble recovery at MIA, 12/28/08, off a Bryan Thomas sack of Chad Pennington.

    ◊ Responsible for a career-high four special teams tackles at TEN, 11/23/08.

    ◊ Earned his NFL debut vs. PIT, 11/18/07, as an undrafted rookie free agent and recorded two special teams tackles.

    ◊ Wore #57 in 2007 and 2008 before switching to #96 for 2009.

    SEASON-BY-SEASON REVIEW

    ◊ 2008 (JETS) Spent the first seven games of the season on the physically unable to perform list before being signed to the active roster...Activated from PUP, 11/1...Played in seven games and was inactive for two contests…Contributed five tackles and a fumble recovery on defense and 11 tackles on special teams…Inactive at SF, 12/7 and vs. BUF, 12/14…SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/28 vs. MIA)…Recorded fumble recovery off of Bryan Thomas sack of Chad Pennington…Notched career-high four tackles. (11/23 at TEN)…Produced career-high four special teams tackles.

    ◊ 2007 (JETS) Appeared in six games as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2007 after being signed to the active roster, 11/17…Placed on injured reserve, 12/26…Recorded six special teams tackles…Spent first nine games of the season on the practice squad. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (11/18 vs. PIT)…Made NFL debut…Recorded two special teams tackles.

    BEFORE THE NFL

    ◊ Finished his career at Ohio Northern with a school-record 43 sacks and 85 tackles-for-loss in addition to generating 277 tackles.

    ◊ Two-time Division III All-American and first team All-Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) selection who ended the 2006 season with 60 tackles and team-highs of 11 sacks and 19.5 tackles-for-loss, earning the Paul Hoernemann Award, given to the best defensive lineman in the OAC.

    ◊ ONU’s all-time career leader with 43 sacks and 85 tackles-for-loss.

    ◊ Responsible for 18 sacks as a sophomore in 2004.

    ◊ Standout defensive end and quarterback at Nordonia Hills HS, where he played alongside his brother Lenny, a linebacker, who was also his teammate at ONU.

    OFF THE FIELD

    ◊ Served as a shopping chaperone during 2007 holiday season for children of families who lost family members in the Iraq War.

    ◊ Visited the Schneider’s Children’s Hospital among others and consistently volunteers at Special Olympics events for children.

    ◊ Majored in Early Childhood Education.

    ◊ Lettered in wrestling, earning berth in state championship as a senior.

    ◊ Enjoys golfing and the outdoors.

    ◊ Wife, Nicole.

    Chansi Stuckey

    CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

    ◊ Played in 15 games, starting two in his first season on the field in the NFL after missing virtually all of 2007 due to injury...Caught 32 passes for 359 yards and three touchdowns...Rushed once for one yard.

    ◊ First Jets player to score a touchdown in his NFL debut, a 22-yard touchdown reception at MIA, 9/7/08, excluding 1987 replacement games, since Darrol Ray returned a fumble 75 yards in a season-opening, 17-14 loss to the Colts, 28 years earlier to the day, 9/7/80.

    ◊ Caught a touchdown in each of his first three NFL games, the first player to achieve that milestone since Andre Davis and Donte Stallworth in 2002.

    SEASON-BY-SEASON REVIEW

    ◊ 2008 (JETS) Caught 32 passes for 359 yards and three touchdowns...rushed once for one yard...Three touchdowns came in first three games of season and NFL career as he becmae the first Jets player since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970 to catch a touchdown pass in his first two game, SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/28 vs. MIA)...Logged a career-best 50 yards on four receptions. (11/13 at NE)…Had a key third-down conversion in the fourth quarter on the Jets final drive of regulation. (10/19 at OAK)…Career-long 31-yard reception led to a 52-yard Jay Feely field goal that sent the game into overtime. (9/28 vs. ARI)…Started for first time, finishing with two receptions for 12 yards. (9/22 at SD)…Six receptions for 42 yards and one touchdown, a four-yard pass from Brett Favre. (9/14 vs. NE)…Led all Jets receivers with four receptions for 43 yards and one touchdown, a two-yard pass from Favre. (9/7 at MIA)…Scored his first touchdown in his NFL debut, emerging from three defenders in the end zone on a fourth-down, 22-yard desperation fling from Favre with 6:52 remaining in the first quarter...The last Jets rookie to score on offense in his NFL debut was Mickey Shuler, who caught a one-yard touchdown pass from Richard Todd in a 33-20 win over MIA, 9/1/78.

    ◊ 2007 (JETS) Declared inactive for opener vs. NE, 9/7 before he was placed on IR, 9/12 (foot).

    BEFORE THE NFL

    ◊ Finished Clemson career with 141 grabs for 1,760 yards and seven touchdowns…Returned 31 punts for 229 yards and one touchdown, two kickoff returns for 39 yards, and ran the ball 48 times for 261 yards and two touchdowns.

    ◊ First Clemson player since the 1940s to score a touchdown via pass, rush, punt return and reception, and first since 1971 to earn All-ACC honors in consecutive seasons.

    ◊ Recorded seven 100-yard receiving games during his career.

    ◊ Second among ACC receivers to Calvin Johnson in receptions per game (5.0) and yards per game (70) his senior season.

    ◊ First player in Clemson history to post consecutive games with multiple touchdown receptions.

    ◊ Played in seven games as a backup quarterback in 2003.

    ◊ Passed for 1,286 yards and 13 touchdowns, and ran for 1,008 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior at Northside HS.

    OFF THE FIELD

    ◊ Supports the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and animal care and control in New York.

    ◊ Visited the Atlantic Health Hospital, 4/30/08, in order to provide support and encouragement for patients.

    ◊ Participated in the Eat Right Move More School Campaign in 2008 to promote fitness for youth.

    ◊ Participated in Taste of the NFL dedicated to fighting hunger throughout the New York metropolitan area in 2008.

    ◊ Majored in Sports Management at Clemson.

    ◊ A member of the Chamber of Commerce of Warner Robins, GA.

    @rprepublic said:

    Just some info on Trusnik and Stuckey. Seems like Trusnik is a real stand up guy off the field.

    Jason Trusnik

    CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

    ◊ Corralled his first NFL fumble recovery at MIA, 12/28/08, off a Bryan Thomas sack of Chad Pennington.

    ◊ Responsible for a career-high four special teams tackles at TEN, 11/23/08.

    ◊ Earned his NFL debut vs. PIT, 11/18/07, as an undrafted rookie free agent and recorded two special teams tackles.

    ◊ Wore #57 in 2007 and 2008 before switching to #96 for 2009.

    OFF THE FIELD

    ◊ Served as a shopping chaperone during 2007 holiday season for children of families who lost family members in the Iraq War.

    ◊ Visited the Schneider’s Children’s Hospital among others and consistently volunteers at Special Olympics events for children.

    ◊ Majored in Early Childhood Education.

    ◊ Lettered in wrestling, earning berth in state championship as a senior.

    ◊ Enjoys golfing and the outdoors.

    ◊ Wife, Nicole.

    Hmmmmm..... When I saw he went to Nordonia HS- thought hey, my sister's kids went there too. Turns out she's good friends with his aunt, and knows the guy. Don't think we'll see any 2:30 AM nightclub altercations out of Jason. 🙂

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  • @atenears said:

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    It should say "vagina" instead of 2 thumbs.

  • @atenears said:

    What an idiot. Seriously ... start taking your career seriously.

    Way to lead Brady .... asshole.

    They could have been green.

    While it's certainly not on the level of Bo Kimble shooting left-handed free throws in honor of Hank Gathers, I think it's just a gesture of a guy being a friend & a team mate. No need to get worked up over. He's not starting, remember?

    @legacy-fan said:

    While it's certainly not on the level of Bo Kimble shooting left-handed free throws in honor of Hank Gathers, I think it's just a gesture of a guy being a friend & a team mate. No need to get worked up over. He's not starting, remember?

    Help me out. I don't follow college basketball closely enough to exactly remember this.

    Did UNLV trade Hank Gathers for being a petulant prima donna wannabe bitch?

  • @legacy-fan said:

    While it's certainly not on the level of Bo Kimble shooting left-handed free throws in honor of Hank Gathers, I think it's just a gesture of a guy being a friend & a team mate. No need to get worked up over. He's not starting, remember?

    Help me out. I don't follow college basketball closely enough to exactly remember this.

    Did UNLV trade Hank Gathers for being a petulant prima donna wannabe bitch?

    @chip-banks said:

    Help me out. I don't follow college basketball closely enough to exactly remember this.

    Did UNLV trade Hank Gathers for being a petulant prima donna wannabe bitch?

    Man you're right, you don't follow college basketball closely at all.....

    ...It was Loyola Marymount, not UNLV.

    😉

  • @legacy-fan said:

    While it's certainly not on the level of Bo Kimble shooting left-handed free throws in honor of Hank Gathers, I think it's just a gesture of a guy being a friend & a team mate. No need to get worked up over. He's not starting, remember?

    Help me out. I don't follow college basketball closely enough to exactly remember this.

    Did UNLV trade Hank Gathers for being a petulant prima donna wannabe bitch?

    @chip-banks said:

    Help me out. I don't follow college basketball closely enough to exactly remember this.

    Did UNLV trade Hank Gathers for being a petulant prima donna wannabe bitch?

    Talk about vearying way off of what Legacys point was.... 😳

  • @chip-banks said:

    Help me out. I don't follow college basketball closely enough to exactly remember this.

    Did UNLV trade Hank Gathers for being a petulant prima donna wannabe bitch?

    Man you're right, you don't follow college basketball closely at all.....

    ...It was Loyola Marymount, not UNLV.

    😉

    @legacy-fan said:

    Man you're right, you don't follow college basketball closely at all.....

    ...It was Loyola Marymount, not UNLV.

    😉

    I wasn't kidding. I don't follow college basketball at all. Bores the hell out of me.

    I guess I should have known, though. You'd have to be a giant-sized dildo to support a player that couldn't live up to the UNLV morals code. LOL.

    Original point is undiminished.

  • @chip-banks said:

    Help me out. I don't follow college basketball closely enough to exactly remember this.

    Did UNLV trade Hank Gathers for being a petulant prima donna wannabe bitch?

    Talk about vearying way off of what Legacys point was.... 😳

    Masters said:

    Talk about vearying way off of what Legacys point was.... 😳

    Hmmm. That we're comparing a genuine tribute to a fallen best friend/teammate to a supposed tribute to an ex teammate (I don't remember every hearing that BE and Quinn were friends) who was traded after making it known he didn't want to play for the team and having a history of being a general pain in the ass. I think he had to veer a long way to bring the two together for any type of analogy. Unless I'm wrong. Gathers did die, right?

    This isn't a teammate wearing a beret to honor the memory of Pat Tillman. This is closer to the passive-agressive behavior of a teenage girl who wants to get back at the guy who dumped her by wearing the letterman's jacket of her ex boyfriend's cross-town rival.

    Call Braylon and wish him luck and congratulations that he was able to maneuver into what he wants if you two were such great friends. That would say far more than wearing his shoes when he's not even around to see it. But honor your teammates and coaches.

    You are fooling yourself if you think this was about respect and not disrespect.

  • Chip, I clearly made the distinction that this was no Kimble/Gathers incident. The ridiculousness in thinking the two are so closely related is only matched by the vagina-ache so many are suffering over these cleats. Juxtaposition was the reason for its inclusion in my post.

    I clearly said that it was simply about "being a friend and team mate" having nothing to do with respect, or disrespect.

    Holy shit.

    Did Anderson's Upside Down Browns Helmet Patch even get this much Midol? I mean, talk about disrespecting your team. 🙄

  • Masters said:

    Talk about vearying way off of what Legacys point was.... 😳

    Hmmm. That we're comparing a genuine tribute to a fallen best friend/teammate to a supposed tribute to an ex teammate (I don't remember every hearing that BE and Quinn were friends) who was traded after making it known he didn't want to play for the team and having a history of being a general pain in the ass. I think he had to veer a long way to bring the two together for any type of analogy. Unless I'm wrong. Gathers did die, right?

    This isn't a teammate wearing a beret to honor the memory of Pat Tillman. This is closer to the passive-agressive behavior of a teenage girl who wants to get back at the guy who dumped her by wearing the letterman's jacket of her ex boyfriend's cross-town rival.

    Call Braylon and wish him luck and congratulations that he was able to maneuver into what he wants if you two were such great friends. That would say far more than wearing his shoes when he's not even around to see it. But honor your teammates and coaches.

    You are fooling yourself if you think this was about respect and not disrespect.

    @chip-banks said:

    Hmmm. That we're comparing a genuine tribute to a fallen best friend/teammate to a supposed tribute to an ex teammate (I don't remember every hearing that BE and Quinn were friends) who was traded after making it known he didn't want to play for the team and having a history of being a general pain in the ass. I think he had to veer a long way to bring the two together for any type of analogy. Unless I'm wrong. Gathers did die, right?

    This isn't a teammate wearing a beret to honor the memory of Pat Tillman. This is closer to the passive-agressive behavior of a teenage girl who wants to get back at the guy who dumped her by wearing the letterman's jacket of her ex boyfriend's cross-town rival.

    Call Braylon and wish him luck and congratulations that he was able to maneuver into what he wants if you two were such great friends. That would say far more than wearing his shoes when he's not even around to see it. But honor your teammates and coaches.

    You are fooling yourself if you think this was about respect and not disrespect.

    Just because you didn't hear they are friends doesn't mean they weren't.

    See this post and the video linked:

    http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/2315855

  • Chip, I clearly made the distinction that this was no Kimble/Gathers incident. The ridiculousness in thinking the two are so closely related is only matched by the vagina-ache so many are suffering over these cleats. Juxtaposition was the reason for its inclusion in my post.

    I clearly said that it was simply about "being a friend and team mate" having nothing to do with respect, or disrespect.

    Holy shit.

    Did Anderson's Upside Down Browns Helmet Patch even get this much Midol? I mean, talk about disrespecting your team. 🙄

    @legacy-fan said:

    Chip, I clearly made the distinction that this was no Kimble/Gathers incident. The ridiculousness in thinking the two are so closely related is only matched by the vagina-ache so many are suffering over these cleats. Juxtaposition was the reason for its inclusion in my post.

    I clearly said that it was simply about "being a friend and team mate" having nothing to do with respect, or disrespect.

    Holy shit.

    Did Anderson's Upside Down Browns Helmet Patch even get this much Midol? I mean, talk about disrespecting your team. 🙄

    No, I think the distinction is a good one. You honor a dead teammate with some symbolic gesture. Left handed free throws, a black arm patch or sticker on your helmet. You make a show of respect to the guy for his family and fans . . . nobody is disrespected.

    You do something to support a douche bag that just got shipped out because he gave Gary Coleman and the organization yet another black eye and you disrespect the coaches and the organization.

    Pretty simple, really.

    As to DA, you think you need to convince me that he's a goof ball? If Quinn turns around this season (or next) to represents the Browns in the Pro Bowl, he can wear orange cleats or a big middle finger patch over the letters EM on his jersey and I promise you . . . it will not bother me a bit.

    A backup QB needs to be a team player. Fair or not, if Quinn thinks any team is going to trade for him and hand him 20 starts to see what he can do, he and his agent are idiots. He comes on as a back-up to an aging QB or to compete for a job. Doing anything to allow people to question that he is about the "team" is stupid.

  • Droplon Dropwards has dropped more footballs than loads over the last 2 years.