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Peyton Hillis Highlights

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  • @dawgpound16 said:

    I can watch that all day. I am getting excited to watch the Browns again.

    Can you imagine the possibilities with him and Harrison teaming up.

    We will need a nickname. Double H?

  • Love it. Said it before and I'll say it again...we will get more out of him than they'll get out of Quinn.

  • he looks every bit a TE at 1:33.

    i really love this pick-up. i was always a huge Mack and Hoard fan and he looks faster and probably has better hands than they did too.

    @sisky-fringo said:

    he looks every bit a TE at 1:33.

    i really love this pick-up. i was always a huge Mack and Hoard fan and he looks faster and probably has better hands than they did too.

    i like the move, but it's a little early to compare him to Mack in any aspect of the position.

  • @sisky-fringo said:

    he looks every bit a TE at 1:33.

    i really love this pick-up. i was always a huge Mack and Hoard fan and he looks faster and probably has better hands than they did too.

    i like the move, but it's a little early to compare him to Mack in any aspect of the position.

    @roach said:

    i like the move, but it's a little early to compare him to Mack in any aspect of the position.
    it is? you really think it's premature to compare his speed and hands?

    just look at the vids roach, do you really disagree?

    it's not like i made any grand predictions about how many TD's he'll have or anything. and it's not like the guy is a rookie either.

    look at the way he bounces off defenders, protects the ball, catches with his hands, and keeps his feet on contact>>he has great balance. i think there's much more merit for comparison than i even mentioned. maybe i just should have said i like big backs and i'm really damn excited because it's apparent to me this guy has NFL talent in spades.

    here's something interesting i noticed today: Hillis and James Davis are the same age--but Davis is a rookie and Hillis is in his 3rd year. Jennings is actually even older than Hillis, and he's also a rookie. we got a great young player with some good experience and very low miles.

  • @roach said:

    i like the move, but it's a little early to compare him to Mack in any aspect of the position.
    it is? you really think it's premature to compare his speed and hands?

    just look at the vids roach, do you really disagree?

    it's not like i made any grand predictions about how many TD's he'll have or anything. and it's not like the guy is a rookie either.

    look at the way he bounces off defenders, protects the ball, catches with his hands, and keeps his feet on contact>>he has great balance. i think there's much more merit for comparison than i even mentioned. maybe i just should have said i like big backs and i'm really damn excited because it's apparent to me this guy has NFL talent in spades.

    here's something interesting i noticed today: Hillis and James Davis are the same age--but Davis is a rookie and Hillis is in his 3rd year. Jennings is actually even older than Hillis, and he's also a rookie. we got a great young player with some good experience and very low miles.

    @sisky-fringo said:

    it is? you really think it's premature to compare his speed and hands?

    just look at the vids roach, do you really disagree?

    i don't remember Mack making circus catches, but i know we were not reluctant to throw to him when the situation called for it. Byner was the big reception guy out of the backfield.

    As for speed, i remember some nice break away runs by Mack. i hope we will see that from Hillis.

  • mack and byner

    hill and davis

    mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

  • @sisky-fringo said:

    it is? you really think it's premature to compare his speed and hands?

    just look at the vids roach, do you really disagree?

    i don't remember Mack making circus catches, but i know we were not reluctant to throw to him when the situation called for it. Byner was the big reception guy out of the backfield.

    As for speed, i remember some nice break away runs by Mack. i hope we will see that from Hillis.

    @roach said:

    i don't remember Mack making circus catches, but i know we were not reluctant to throw to him when the situation called for it. Byner was the big reception guy out of the backfield.

    As for speed, i remember some nice break away runs by Mack. i hope we will see that from Hillis.

    I can remember Mack bailing our ass out on a play during the Jets/Browns double overtime playoff game when it looked as if Bernie was going to be sacked for a 19 yard loss. Mack caught the ball and took off and ran for a first down and out of bounds to stop the clock.

  • @sisky-fringo said:

    it is? you really think it's premature to compare his speed and hands?

    just look at the vids roach, do you really disagree?

    i don't remember Mack making circus catches, but i know we were not reluctant to throw to him when the situation called for it. Byner was the big reception guy out of the backfield.

    As for speed, i remember some nice break away runs by Mack. i hope we will see that from Hillis.

    @roach said:

    i don't remember Mack making circus catches, but i know we were not reluctant to throw to him when the situation called for it. Byner was the big reception guy out of the backfield.

    As for speed, i remember some nice break away runs by Mack. i hope we will see that from Hillis.

    maybe i wasn't clear--Mack was my dude roach. i LOVED the guy (still do). i wasn't putting Mack down, just hopeful Hillis can help return CLE football to what it once was. i love big backs and Kevin Mack has always been my favorite.
  • First post on this board, I followed Peyton Hillis from the Razorbacks to the Broncos and now to the Browns. IMO, what he will bring to the Browns: 1)soft hands, a very good pass catcher out of the backfield. 2) good blocker. 3) good special teams player. 4) plays hard and with attitude.( every team needs one of these)

    Looking forward to the season and will follow the Browns with interest. I was a big Browns fan when I was a kid, my favorite all time player is Jim Brown.

  • First post on this board, I followed Peyton Hillis from the Razorbacks to the Broncos and now to the Browns. IMO, what he will bring to the Browns: 1)soft hands, a very good pass catcher out of the backfield. 2) good blocker. 3) good special teams player. 4) plays hard and with attitude.( every team needs one of these)

    Looking forward to the season and will follow the Browns with interest. I was a big Browns fan when I was a kid, my favorite all time player is Jim Brown.

    Hey Hogtusk. welcome to the board and thanks for the input on Hillis.

    @hogtusk said:

    I was a big Browns fan when I was a kid.
    just out of curiosity, what happened?
  • Hey Hogtusk. welcome to the board and thanks for the input on Hillis.

    @hogtusk said:

    I was a big Browns fan when I was a kid.
    just out of curiosity, what happened?

    @sisky-fringo said:

    Hey Hogtusk. welcome to the board and thanks for the input on Hillis. just out of curiosity, what happened?

    Jim Brown retired, I moved, not just one reason.

  • @sisky-fringo said:

    Hey Hogtusk. welcome to the board and thanks for the input on Hillis. just out of curiosity, what happened?

    Jim Brown retired, I moved, not just one reason.

    @hogtusk said:

    Jim Brown retired, I moved, not just one reason.

    How can that happen? Usually when you are a fan of a team when you are young, you are a fan of a team forever. I have never heard of anyone "moving on" from something like that. Unlike, say, your first wife.