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  • Don't know Alshon... who is he? But we already waited a year. We can't waste another season with a huge hole at WR, not in a passing league.

    ballpeenB 1 Reply
  • A Alo

    Just a little tidbit: NFLDraftScout's Rob Rang says that Ryan Broyles reminds him of Joey Galloway. He projects Broyles as a late 1st round pick, should he declare for the draft.

    @alo said:

    Just a little tidbit: NFLDraftScout's Rob Rang says that Ryan Broyles reminds him of Joey Galloway. He projects Broyles as a late 1st round pick, should he declare for the draft.

    Sounds great... but I can't imagine the Browns passing on the top guys with no guarantee of getting Broyles.

  • S shepwrite

    Don't know Alshon... who is he? But we already waited a year. We can't waste another season with a huge hole at WR, not in a passing league.

    @shepwrite said:

    Don't know Alshon... who is he? But we already waited a year. We can't waste another season with a huge hole at WR, not in a passing league.

    South Carolina Sophmore.....can't come out for a year.

    He can't come out this.....just saying....he is a stud and a half....the others are just studs.

    If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.

  • i wouldn't mind seeing us draft Cecil Shorts if he is still around in the 7th round. What the heck- i'm a homer.

  • I'd rather have a D-Lineman in the 1st and draft a WR prospect like Terrel Pryor around the 3rd round. Until we have THAT guy at QB, it doesn't matter who's running routes. Great QB's can make anybody look good.

    1st Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU 3rd Darius Slay, CB, Mississippi State4th Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma5th Earl Wolff, S, N.C. State6th Lucas Reed, TE, New Mexico
  • C CLEVELandMILIDH

    I'd rather have a D-Lineman in the 1st and draft a WR prospect like Terrel Pryor around the 3rd round. Until we have THAT guy at QB, it doesn't matter who's running routes. Great QB's can make anybody look good.

    @clevelandmilidh said:

    I'd rather have a D-Lineman in the 1st and draft a WR prospect like Terrel Pryor around the 3rd round. Until we have THAT guy at QB, it doesn't matter who's running routes. Great QB's can make anybody look good.

    Peyton Manning didn't make any receivers look good his first season. Whether it's Colt (likely) or another QB from the draft (unlikely), no one is going to make the receivers look good any time soon.

  • T tshirtfan

    @clevelandmilidh said:

    I'd rather have a D-Lineman in the 1st and draft a WR prospect like Terrel Pryor around the 3rd round. Until we have THAT guy at QB, it doesn't matter who's running routes. Great QB's can make anybody look good.

    Peyton Manning didn't make any receivers look good his first season. Whether it's Colt (likely) or another QB from the draft (unlikely), no one is going to make the receivers look good any time soon.

    @tshirtfan said:

    Peyton Manning didn't make any receivers look good his first season. Whether it's Colt (likely) or another QB from the draft (unlikely), no one is going to make the receivers look good any time soon.

    I'm of the mind that quarterbacks usually DO make WRs look good... hence the Colts, Pats, and Saints keep finding "steals" at WR all over the draft.

    However... there are teams with WRs who don't get open, don't get separation, and this is one of those teams. Adkins at OBR says he reviewed the last few games and has never seen a team on so many pass plays have nobody open, nobody creating space.

    We have a serious problem at WR. I think Mo will be fine against #2 corners. Against #1s, he's overmatched. Robiskie will be find somewhere else or getting into coaching.

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  • ballpeenB ballpeen

    I would wait a year if I could get Alshon Jeffery

    @ballpeen said:

    I would wait a year if I could get Alshon Jeffery

    Jeffery's a pure, unadulterated beast. He'll most likely be a top 5 pick in '12.

    Hopefully, we won't be picking that high -- it would mean that Colt's gone the way of Chuck Frye.

  • S shepwrite

    @tshirtfan said:

    Peyton Manning didn't make any receivers look good his first season. Whether it's Colt (likely) or another QB from the draft (unlikely), no one is going to make the receivers look good any time soon.

    I'm of the mind that quarterbacks usually DO make WRs look good... hence the Colts, Pats, and Saints keep finding "steals" at WR all over the draft.

    However... there are teams with WRs who don't get open, don't get separation, and this is one of those teams. Adkins at OBR says he reviewed the last few games and has never seen a team on so many pass plays have nobody open, nobody creating space.

    We have a serious problem at WR. I think Mo will be fine against #2 corners. Against #1s, he's overmatched. Robiskie will be find somewhere else or getting into coaching.

    @shepwrite said:

    I'm of the mind that quarterbacks usually DO make WRs look good... hence the Colts, Pats, and Saints keep finding "steals" at WR all over the draft.

    However... there are teams with WRs who don't get open, don't get separation, and this is one of those teams. Adkins at OBR says he reviewed the last few games and has never seen a team on so many pass plays have nobody open, nobody creating space.

    We have a serious problem at WR. I think Mo will be fine against #2 corners. Against #1s, he's overmatched. Robiskie will be find somewhere else or getting into coaching.

    I agree that great, experienced QBs make WRs look good. What I'm saying is that great, inexperienced QBs generally don't. No matter what happens, Cleveland is not going to have a great, experienced QB until at least 2012.

  • ballpeenB ballpeen

    I would wait a year if I could get Alshon Jeffery

    @ballpeen said:

    I would wait a year if I could get Alshon Jeffery

    Everytime I've seen the Gamecocks Alshon Jeffery has completely and utterly dominated. He will surely be the draft after nexts; Crabtree, Bryant and Green. Wether WR will be quite so crucial to the Browns in 2012 remains to be seen.

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