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Trade for Houshmanzadeh, possible?

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  • E Earl34 wrote on last edited by
    #51

    Housh is a good addition for them but he joins the oft-injured Boldin, the currently injured Stallworth and Derrick Mason.

    Unless they go to a base formation featuring more than two WR (at the expense of a FB McClain or TE Heap) then only two of these receivers will be on the field at any given time anyway. I've never been much of a Houshmanzadeh fan myself so bring it on.

  • C CLEVELandMILIDH wrote on last edited by
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  • P professor_g wrote on last edited by
    #53

    One can only hope that the not-so-terrible character issues prove to be a genuine issue.

  • Kosar_For_PresidentK Kosar_For_President wrote on last edited by
    #54

    I hate to say it, they look to be the favorite in our division.

  • One can only hope that the not-so-terrible character issues prove to be a genuine issue.

    slowburnS slowburn wrote on last edited by slowburn
    #55

    @professor_g said:

    One can only hope that the not-so-terrible character issues prove to be a genuine issue.

    Seattle was changing its offense. TJ wasnt goiing to bet his touches. That is why he left (so I read). Bmore got him for a vet league minimum which was a steal. he still has some

    juice left in the tank. Yet another goood value lost out on by Heck. Way to let another of our divisional rivals stockpile some firepower. Who cares what Walrus' minions said about HZ.

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
    #56

    yes i think they are the favorites to win our division.......but this signing is not the reason why. him and chad JOHNSON got a lot in common. divas.

  • @professor_g said:

    One can only hope that the not-so-terrible character issues prove to be a genuine issue.

    Seattle was changing its offense. TJ wasnt goiing to bet his touches. That is why he left (so I read). Bmore got him for a vet league minimum which was a steal. he still has some

    juice left in the tank. Yet another goood value lost out on by Heck. Way to let another of our divisional rivals stockpile some firepower. Who cares what Walrus' minions said about HZ.

    S SJ_Browns wrote on last edited by SJ_Browns
    #57

    @slowburn said:

    Yet another goood value lost out on by Heck. Way to let another of our divisional rivals stockpile some firepower. Who cares what Walrus' minions said about HZ.

    why do you blame heckert for tj signing with bmore? you ever think that maybe people like tj don't want to play for a rebuilding team like the browns? how do you know heckert didn't try to get tj? at this point in tj's career, he wants to win a super bowl now and will sign with someone that gives him the chance to do so. he's not getting any younger.

    i just don't get why some browns fans think it's so easy to sign quality free agents. this isn't fantasy land, this is the real world. tj doesn't give a crap about cleveland, the browns winning and he doesn't share our passion for this team. he's not looking at signing with a team from a browns fans perspective, he's looking at it from an aging wr's perspective. it's that simple. no need for heckert or holmgren bashing.

  • yes i think they are the favorites to win our division.......but this signing is not the reason why. him and chad JOHNSON got a lot in common. divas.

    slowburnS slowburn wrote on last edited by slowburn
    #58

    @miktoxic said:

    yes i think they are the favorites to win our division.......but this signing is not the reason why. him and chad JOHNSON got a lot in common. divas.

    I get it. He may act like a schlep on the field but off he seems to be a standup guy. No convictions in the tri-state while he played almost 10 fer cincy

  • @slowburn said:

    Yet another goood value lost out on by Heck. Way to let another of our divisional rivals stockpile some firepower. Who cares what Walrus' minions said about HZ.

    why do you blame heckert for tj signing with bmore? you ever think that maybe people like tj don't want to play for a rebuilding team like the browns? how do you know heckert didn't try to get tj? at this point in tj's career, he wants to win a super bowl now and will sign with someone that gives him the chance to do so. he's not getting any younger.

    i just don't get why some browns fans think it's so easy to sign quality free agents. this isn't fantasy land, this is the real world. tj doesn't give a crap about cleveland, the browns winning and he doesn't share our passion for this team. he's not looking at signing with a team from a browns fans perspective, he's looking at it from an aging wr's perspective. it's that simple. no need for heckert or holmgren bashing.

    slowburnS slowburn wrote on last edited by
    #59

    @sj_browns said:

    why do you blame heckert for tj signing with bmore? you ever think that maybe people like tj don't want to play for a rebuilding team like the browns? how do you know heckert didn't try to get tj? at this point in tj's career, he wants to win a super bowl now and will sign with someone that gives him the chance to do so. he's not getting any younger.

    i just don't get why some browns fans think it's so easy to sign quality free agents. this isn't fantasy land, this is the real world. tj doesn't give a crap about cleveland, the browns winning and he doesn't share our passion for this team. he's not looking at signing with a team from a browns fans perspective, he's looking at it from an aging wr's perspective. it's that simple. no need for heckert or holmgren bashing.

    Sure they have their reasons, but the passing of a wr when wee are soooo young and thin urinates me off to no end. Stuck has 4 years but the curve drops steep after that. It made sense to me to offfer him

    something a bit more substantial than he got in Bmore . Here he could be numero uno as we "rebuild" Everyman has hiis price.

  • N Nw220 wrote on last edited by
    #60

    I dont think he would of came to the browns because he dosent believe we are a playoff contender i think that weighed into his decision i just think it sucks he joined the ratbirds which only gives them more depth

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
    #61

    From Rotoworld: (the dirty stupid ratbirds may be the favorites, but Houshman isn't going to help them much, and

    they won't be at the superbowl, complements of the rest of their division.

    ****************************************************************

    T.J. Houshmandzadeh - WR Sep. 6 - 9:00 am et

    Browns GM Tom Heckert said that he is not interested in free agent WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh.

    When your receiver corps is as unproven as the Browns', you're going to get asked about upgrades. But Heckert is wise to see what he has in Brian Robiskie and Mohamed Massaquoi instead of bringing in an egotistical, declining veteran. The Redskins and Raiders remain the front-runners for Housh.

    Source: Akron Beacon Journal

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
    #62

    Oh, trust me. I do well thinking for myself. It's easy.

    he didn't just want the ball. He made a great big nasty stink about it.

    That does NOT fit in the Browns' locker room. It just doesn't. He's an older guy who would only play for team

    that has a chance at the ring. That's what raycaponelewis told him, and Hous signed with the dirty stupid stinkin ratbirds.

    It's done already, and I'm glad we didn't sign him. Get over it.