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Jerome Harrison traded for Mike Bell (Jay Glazer reporting)

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  • Chickenwang said:

    How could Harrison look so good last season and then so poorly this year? Maybe he didn't want to play for this team? Great steal for the Eagles... The guy some skill

    Harrison doesn't break tackles. He isn't going to get many huge holes against our division opponents.

    @dawgtracker said:

    Harrison doesn't break tackles. He isn't going to get many huge holes against our division opponents.

    Exactly, Harrison can be dangerous when there are openings. And with Philly's better passing attack with DeSean Jackson & Maclin, I expect more holes to open up for him meaning better performance and also for some deranged Browns fan to scream for Mangini and Heckerts head cos we traded away a "good RB".

    The system helps the players and the players help the system.

  • Can McCoy and Bell get on the same page already by Sunday? I want to see this guy in action NOW!

  • imo its a good trade, if people had a coulpe more games to base harrisons performance off of, we may not have been able to get anything from him. he did well last season, but now they have footage on him, just like DA, they stop him easy. just force him to cut and and hes dead meat, thats how they played him this year and thats why he stunk. hes always trying to break the big 30+ yard runs from last season, and makes too many cuts and moves instead of just running down field and going for whatever he can get, which is what hillis does.

  • I watched this guy in Denver he fumbled a lot

  • I'm not sure on this yet.... Time can only tell. IMO, Harrison wasn't ran right, and wasn't used in the right context. He was used with a poor passing offense and teams loaded up the box against him and the Browns. I hope we are right in the trade.

  • I watched this guy in Denver he fumbled a lot

    @kosar_for_president said:

    I watched this guy in Denver he fumbled a lot

    5 fumbles in 364 career carries

  • You guys will like Mike Bell..he was our hardest running RB last year..why we let him walk i will never know....

  • LOVE IT!!!! Is it Christmas already cause the Eagles just gave us a gift. Sheldon Brown, Chris GoCong and now Mike Bell. We've only given up a 4th & 5th rounder, Alex Hall (who the Eagles cut), and Jerome Harrison. Bells only 27 so he has many years left, and has Superbowl experience. Cant wait till Sunday, finally will be able to run the ball when Hillis needs a breather.

  • @kosar_for_president said:

    I watched this guy in Denver he fumbled a lot

    5 fumbles in 364 career carries

    MiudratDetector said:

    5 fumbles in 364 career carries

    So that is like five in year and a half of a full time back? Don't know what everyone is creaming about that doesn't count for how many he put on the ground. I saw two in one game with my own eyes.

  • Good trade for the Browns. IMHO, getting rid of Harrison is a plus. Actually GETTING something for him is GREAT!

    Mike

  • If Bell can pass block, I already like him better than Harrison. You've got poor Peyton Hillis hobbling and fighting to stay in the game and this guy can't even bust a decent carry. There's a lot of "want to" in Hillis and I'm sorry but there isn't in Harrison. "The Ghost" must refer to his pass blocking ability where he'd turn invisible regularly.

  • MiudratDetector said:

    5 fumbles in 364 career carries

    So that is like five in year and a half of a full time back? Don't know what everyone is creaming about that doesn't count for how many he put on the ground. I saw two in one game with my own eyes.

    @kosar_for_president said:

    So that is like five in year and a half of a full time back? Don't know what everyone is creaming about that doesn't count for how many he put on the ground. I saw two in one game with my own eyes.

    This guys total career carries are a little more that starting full time backs get in one season, and he only has 5 fumbles. Plus his two in one game came his rookie year, where you would expect a back to drop some balls.

  • Harrison fumbled a lot. maybe even more?

  • Guys...we still have James Davis as a speed back. I know he is loving this trade.

  • @kosar_for_president said:

    So that is like five in year and a half of a full time back? Don't know what everyone is creaming about that doesn't count for how many he put on the ground. I saw two in one game with my own eyes.

    This guys total career carries are a little more that starting full time backs get in one season, and he only has 5 fumbles. Plus his two in one game came his rookie year, where you would expect a back to drop some balls.

    Hillis-iz-Boss said:

    This guys total career carries are a little more that starting full time backs get in one season, and he only has 5 fumbles. Plus his two in one game came his rookie year, where you would expect a back to drop some balls.

    Which is more reason why he shouldn't of put the ball on the ground 5 times in 370 plus carries.

  • Harrison fumbled a lot. maybe even more?

    @pumpkin-eater said:

    Harrison fumbled a lot. maybe even more?

    Proof? Not saying I like Harrison better, but like we just traded Ryan Leaf for J. Russell. Not a big deal or story guy. Just wait I'll be back here when he lays 2 out against the Stoolers. Yea he's a bigger back, that is about it. Wrong RB for the wrong O-Line. My mom (RIP) would run better with the chop blocking line they had in Denver at the time. Dude I was at every Bronco game when I lived there (free). Who the hell made Jake Plummer flick off the crowd? Me.

  • I am telling you straight up, that unless Mangini can solve his fumbling problems (which a SUPER BOWL winner) Mike Shannon could not do, it's a bad "trade". But I guess who gives a xxxx, he wasn't playing anyways, what do we have to lose?

  • I am telling you straight up, that unless Mangini can solve his fumbling problems (which a SUPER BOWL winner) Mike Shannon could not do, it's a bad "trade". But I guess who gives a xxxx, he wasn't playing anyways, what do we have to lose?

    @kosar_for_president said:

    I am telling you straight up, that unless Mangini can solve his fumbling problems (which a SUPER BOWL winner) Mike Shannon could not do, it's a bad "trade". But I guess who gives a xxxx, he wasn't playing anyways, what do we have to lose?

    mike bell had one legitimate fumble last season. the 2nd fumble was from getting hit while he was taking the handoff. it had nothing to do with his ability to hold onto the ball and had more to do with the fact that our LT couldnt block to save his life

  • @kosar_for_president said:

    I am telling you straight up, that unless Mangini can solve his fumbling problems (which a SUPER BOWL winner) Mike Shannon could not do, it's a bad "trade". But I guess who gives a xxxx, he wasn't playing anyways, what do we have to lose?

    mike bell had one legitimate fumble last season. the 2nd fumble was from getting hit while he was taking the handoff. it had nothing to do with his ability to hold onto the ball and had more to do with the fact that our LT couldnt block to save his life

    @cantonlegend said:

    mike bell had one legitimate fumble last season. the 2nd fumble was from getting hit while he was taking the handoff. it had nothing to do with his ability to hold onto the ball and had more to do with the fact that our LT couldnt block to save his life

    How many rushes?

  • @cantonlegend said:

    mike bell had one legitimate fumble last season. the 2nd fumble was from getting hit while he was taking the handoff. it had nothing to do with his ability to hold onto the ball and had more to do with the fact that our LT couldnt block to save his life

    How many rushes?

    @kosar_for_president said:

    How many rushes?

    how many rushes that season? 172 for 654 yards