Marvin Harrison?

[MDDawg]

Since our receiving corp is inexperienced and not very talented. Would he make a difference? Tony Dungy said on Sunday Night Football that he can still play.

[osusev]

that would be interesting, compared to our inexperienced core he would be a better number one and actually does the catch the ball consistently.

[Mark O]

The problem is why would he want to come play for a team that isn't going anywhere after where he's been?

[BrownsfaninNJ]

From what I've heard (not much) is he's ready, willing, and able but wants good cash. Don't know is the Browns want to go that route

[CLEVELANDwantsPLAYOFFS]

It would be nice for our young core.

[MDDawg]

@brownsfaninnj said:

From what I've heard (not much) is he's ready, willing, and able but wants good cash. Don't know is the Browns want to go that route

Has he priced himself out of the market? Or are teams scared away because of the philly gun charges?

[Sez.EJ]

Why step backwards..this team is a growing team that is rebuilding.. keep the rookies on the field and let them learn "on the field".. how is Robiskie supposed to get better if he can't play. What do we gain by bringin in harrison..who has never been a "team" guy anyway at the expense of our young guys learning.. it's bigger than just this year..this experience will help these guys win games for us for MANY years..

besides..harrison can no longer draw a double team anyway..no point in bringing him in.

[Earl34]

No one wants him and he doesn't demand that kind of on-field attention any more. Tony Dungy is the only one who thinks so.