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  • Steve smith would be a welcome addition or vincent jackson.

    I think steve smith would love playing for gruden ;l

  • Steve smith would be a welcome addition or vincent jackson.

    I think steve smith would love playing for gruden ;l

    @wrrebel said:

    Steve smith would be a welcome addition or vincent jackson.

    I think steve smith would love playing for gruden ;l

    cool, then maybe Steve Smith can go give Gruden a blumpkin while he broadcasts Monday Night Football because Gruden isn't coming to Cleveland.

    As for Steve Smith and Vincent Jackson coming to Cleveland, they are both thugs who have proven themselves to be detrimental to their teams. Let's draft a rookie wideout like Julio Jones or A.J. Green.

  • I think it's a given we'll take a WR high up... but I don't think we'll stop there.

  • i can't decide which is more lame:

    jon gruden or the people hoping that he comes to cleveland.

  • i can't decide which is more lame:

    jon gruden or the people hoping that he comes to cleveland.

    @mudratdetector said:

    i can't decide which is more lame:

    jon gruden or the people hoping that he comes to cleveland.

    thank you! Finally, someone who is not riding Gruden's cock.

  • I am a huge Steve Smith fan. Top 5 receiver in the league. Hasn't been able to produce the last 2 years. Freak injuries as well.

  • Steve smith would be a welcome addition or vincent jackson.

    I think steve smith would love playing for gruden ;l

    @wrrebel said:

    I think steve smith would love playing for gruden ;l

    Dude, high jack your own "I love Gruden because he looks like my 11th grade girlfriend" thread.

    Mangini stays, get over it.

  • Smith is an emotional guy, but I wouldn't characterize him as a dick. I actually think his character would be a welcome thing for this team, they certainly wouldn't lack for fire offensively with a leader like Colt and Smith, plus Colt has the personality to keep someone like Smith in line and more even keeled. Remember, questionable character guys usually aren't much of an issue when surrounded with a solid character team, it's when you let the inmates start to run the asylum that things get whacked.

    He can still play, and would be a good bridge IF he can stay healthy. If we are really serious about upgrading the receiving corps (although I still think both MoMass and Robo will be decent pros), a number one draft pick alone is not going to do it. We are going to need a guy like Smith for the transition. Smith wants to win, and I think Mangie would get a hold of him enough to shut him up. The first second he spouted off about Colt like he did with Clausen, he gets sat. However, I wouldn't see him doing that with Colt because he demands respect.

  • I'd prefer another receiver, one who specializes in getting open, eye opening catches, and funny as hell interviews..

    his name rhymes with Brad Mojoplinko, and I think he's a FA

  • I'd prefer another receiver, one who specializes in getting open, eye opening catches, and funny as hell interviews..

    his name rhymes with Brad Mojoplinko, and I think he's a FA

    @playgroundlegend said:

    I'd prefer another receiver, one who specializes in getting open, eye opening catches, and funny as hell interviews..

    his name rhymes with Brad Mojoplinko, and I think he's a FA

    PGL! Dude!!! Good to see you. You were probably talking about someone else, but Brad Mojoplinko is a pretty damn good WR in his own right. Not to be underestimated. Lithuania U., one of the best ever at the school.

  • Coming from Charlotte, I can tell you a lot about Steve Smith and what he brings to a team. Here's what I love about the guy: he LOVES to play hard and compete when the team is doing well down here. He has a fiery attitude which really gets the crowd and fellow players into it. He loves contact and YAC

    HOWEVER, it's clear to me over the past two years his age is getting to him. I just watched a local interview where he said after this season his goal was something along the lines of helping other players grow because he knows his best years are past him. And this year to me anyway, I saw a man who has completely given up. I know what you're thinking, the team is 1-12, but trust me the local press is all over him about it. I'm not even going to say it's not somewhat understandable, but it's still fairly inexcusable.

    Overall, I agree with you guys. I say if he's still lingering around toward the start of training camp, I'm all for it. But he wouldn't be the first guy on my list by any means because I have a feeling he's going to want pretty good money.

  • If you want a guy that celebrates when he catches a 7 yard pass on 3rd and 10, Smith's your guy. Me personally, I can't stand watching him play.

  • i really can't speak much on this topic except i know steve smith USED to be one of the fastest bad ass receivers in the league, but haven't heard too much of him since he broke his arm, what, a year ago?

    plus is he the type of presence mangini (yes you haters) MANGINI would want in the locker room considering what he's trying to build and with whom? i don't know.

    i agree with above posters that i'd rather have chad. i know he already has the respect of most cleveland fans (at least from what i've been able to see from afar......media and such).

  • Gotta believe that an improved perception of Browns football throughout the league will pay dividends by putting it back on the FA map. Lets face it, recent history has had the team pretty far down on the list of

    potential opportunity for FA's (at least those serious about winning). Gonna be interesting to see who comes down the pike to to assist the Browns in their climb back to the top of the heap.

  • Gotta believe that an improved perception of Browns football throughout the league will pay dividends by putting it back on the FA map. Lets face it, recent history has had the team pretty far down on the list of

    potential opportunity for FA's (at least those serious about winning). Gonna be interesting to see who comes down the pike to to assist the Browns in their climb back to the top of the heap.

    @slowburn said:

    Gotta believe that an improved perception of Browns football throughout the league will pay dividends by putting it back on the FA map. Lets face it, recent history has had the team pretty far down on the list of

    potential opportunity for FA's (at least those serious about winning). Gonna be interesting to see who comes down the pike to to assist the Browns in their climb back to the top of the heap.

    We have had players interested in winning show up here, well more like players. Scott Fujita came here because he likes playing for teams that are trying to turn it around. That's why he joined the Saint's and that's also why he didn't resign with them and came here.

  • mikeyP72 said:

    Vincent Jackson was really detrimental with those 3 TD's on TNF last night.

    IMO, holding out for 10 WEEKS is considerably detrimental to his team.

  • bring in a underpreforming former star, who's about to be cut for underpreforming, to be the new messiah in cleveland?

    how'd that work out with the panthers QB you aquired???

  • @slowburn said:

    Gotta believe that an improved perception of Browns football throughout the league will pay dividends by putting it back on the FA map. Lets face it, recent history has had the team pretty far down on the list of

    potential opportunity for FA's (at least those serious about winning). Gonna be interesting to see who comes down the pike to to assist the Browns in their climb back to the top of the heap.

    We have had players interested in winning show up here, well more like players. Scott Fujita came here because he likes playing for teams that are trying to turn it around. That's why he joined the Saint's and that's also why he didn't resign with them and came here.

    Hillis-iz-Boss said:

    We have had players interested in winning show up here, well more like players. Scott Fujita came here because he likes playing for teams that are trying to turn it around. That's why he joined the Saint's and that's also why he didn't resign with them and came here.

    Agreed, Fajita is a gamer

  • Let's not get crazy: Vincent Jackson is a great, great WR and his quarterback sure as hell looked happy to have him back. It would be flat-out insane of SD to let him get away.

    My draft that year was Aaron Rodgers at #3 and Vincent Jackson at #35. My masterwork by far. I've gone way downhill since then. I believe the Browns picked Edwards, Pool, and Fry. Nice.

  • mikeyP72 said:

    4 games of that was a suspension am I right?

    Which was also detrimental to his team.