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Which Injured Browns' Return Could Have The Biggest Impact?

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  • Erie DawgE Erie Dawg wrote on
    #4

    Scott fujita the defense suffered tremendously after he got hurt.

    Harry BuffaloH S 2 Replies
  • Erie DawgE Erie Dawg

    Scott fujita the defense suffered tremendously after he got hurt.

    Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo wrote on
    #5

    @erie-dawg said:

    Scott fujita the defense suffered tremendously after he got hurt.

    Exactly. Fujita would have been a pro bowler easy if he never got injured. The offense didn't change much with Moore out (should be different this year since we actually will have an offense). My runner up would be Jackson who is a dominating player when he doesn't find himself on IR.

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  • Erie DawgE Erie Dawg

    Scott fujita the defense suffered tremendously after he got hurt.

    S SJ_Browns wrote on
    #6

    @erie-dawg said:

    Scott fujita the defense suffered tremendously after he got hurt.

    good point. fujita was a big help for the d.

  • N Nw220 wrote on
    #7

    Yeah i thought about going Fujita but we'll be in the 4-3 this year and i think he was really becoming a monster in that Rob Ryan 3-4,not saying hes not gonna have a great year this year i see big things for him...

    I just see Evan Moore having a breakout season and becoming one of the better TEs in the league eventually becoming the future TE for the Browns once Watson becomes a lil older

    S Harry BuffaloH 2 Replies
  • N Nw220

    Yeah i thought about going Fujita but we'll be in the 4-3 this year and i think he was really becoming a monster in that Rob Ryan 3-4,not saying hes not gonna have a great year this year i see big things for him...

    I just see Evan Moore having a breakout season and becoming one of the better TEs in the league eventually becoming the future TE for the Browns once Watson becomes a lil older

    S SJ_Browns wrote on
    #8

    @nw220 said:

    Yeah i thought about going Fujita but we'll be in the 4-3 this year and i think he was really becoming a monster in that Rob Ryan 3-4,not saying hes not gonna have a great year this year i see big things for him...

    I just see Evan Moore having a breakout season and becoming one of the better TEs in the league eventually becoming the future TE for the Browns once Watson becomes a lil older

    a case can be made for a few of the players on that list. but i'm sticking with evan. i just see him getting alot of opportunities because he probably won't get alot of attention from opposing defenders. i really see his chances of having a good year increasing even more if the browns pick up a good wr via trade, fa or draft. bring a guy like aj in and the attention will definitely be off of evan.

  • nickersN nickers wrote on
    #9

    For all the reason mentioned or thought of...Fujita in My book...His impact was sorely missed.

    Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~
  • N Nw220

    Yeah i thought about going Fujita but we'll be in the 4-3 this year and i think he was really becoming a monster in that Rob Ryan 3-4,not saying hes not gonna have a great year this year i see big things for him...

    I just see Evan Moore having a breakout season and becoming one of the better TEs in the league eventually becoming the future TE for the Browns once Watson becomes a lil older

    Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo wrote on
    #10

    @nw220 said:

    Yeah i thought about going Fujita but we'll be in the 4-3 this year and i think he was really becoming a monster in that Rob Ryan 3-4,not saying hes not gonna have a great year this year i see big things for him...

    I just see Evan Moore having a breakout season and becoming one of the better TEs in the league eventually becoming the future TE for the Browns once Watson becomes a lil older

    He did have a great year in the 3-4, but his natural position is the 4-3 and just his knowledge of the defense is going to make him worth having in the linebacking corps again. We keep this guy healthy and I can see 80-100 tackles with 7 sacks and 1-2 INT's in his future.

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  • Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo

    @nw220 said:

    Yeah i thought about going Fujita but we'll be in the 4-3 this year and i think he was really becoming a monster in that Rob Ryan 3-4,not saying hes not gonna have a great year this year i see big things for him...

    I just see Evan Moore having a breakout season and becoming one of the better TEs in the league eventually becoming the future TE for the Browns once Watson becomes a lil older

    He did have a great year in the 3-4, but his natural position is the 4-3 and just his knowledge of the defense is going to make him worth having in the linebacking corps again. We keep this guy healthy and I can see 80-100 tackles with 7 sacks and 1-2 INT's in his future.

    N Nw220 wrote on
    #11

    Hillis-iz-Boss said:

    He did have a great year in the 3-4, but his natural position is the 4-3 and just his knowledge of the defense is going to make him worth having in the linebacking corps again. We keep this guy healthy and I can see 80-100 tackles with 7 sacks and 1-2 INT's in his future.

    I was thinking maybe around 100 tackles at best and around 4 sacks..

    If he gets 100 tackles with 7 sacks he could easily win Defenseive MVP of the league

  • N Nw220

    Hillis-iz-Boss said:

    He did have a great year in the 3-4, but his natural position is the 4-3 and just his knowledge of the defense is going to make him worth having in the linebacking corps again. We keep this guy healthy and I can see 80-100 tackles with 7 sacks and 1-2 INT's in his future.

    I was thinking maybe around 100 tackles at best and around 4 sacks..

    If he gets 100 tackles with 7 sacks he could easily win Defenseive MVP of the league

    Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo wrote on
    #12

    @nw220 said:

    I was thinking maybe around 100 tackles at best and around 4 sacks..

    If he gets 100 tackles with 7 sacks he could easily win Defenseive MVP of the league

    Think of how close he would have been if he played the second half of the season.

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  • Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo

    @nw220 said:

    I was thinking maybe around 100 tackles at best and around 4 sacks..

    If he gets 100 tackles with 7 sacks he could easily win Defenseive MVP of the league

    Think of how close he would have been if he played the second half of the season.

    N Nw220 wrote on
    #13

    Hillis-iz-Boss said:

    Think of how close he would have been if he played the second half of the season.

    O i know and i dont doubt he cant get there, he was are true Mvp of the defense last year, it'll be nice to have him for an entire season to help lead are D

  • R roach wrote on
    #14

    If D'Qwell can be a glimpse of what many fans thought he was, then we'll win a Superbowl.

    nickersN S 2 Replies
  • R roach

    If D'Qwell can be a glimpse of what many fans thought he was, then we'll win a Superbowl.

    nickersN nickers wrote on
    #15

    @roach said:

    If D'Qwell can be a glimpse of what many fans thought he was, then we'll win a Superbowl.

    Im not expecting much from D'Qwell...I meanthis is going on what his 4th-5th season?

    Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~
  • ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on
    #16

    The good news is all of the guys named can make a impact when they return.

    Things can be very different.

    If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.
  • Canton MikeC Canton Mike wrote on
    #17

    I didn't vote because, as 'peen stated, any & all of them would have an impact. While they received no votes, the return of those offensive linemen is pretty darned important. Sometimes it's the sum of the parts.

    Mike

    IN DORSEY I TRUST
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  • next2nothingN next2nothing wrote on
    #18

    I wanted to vote for the two O-line guys, Fujita and Jackson but I decided to ultimately go with Jackson.

    Fujita is a pure leader and I think the defense did suffer tremendously when he was gone but it's expected of him to make a big impact on our D after what he did last year.

    Jackson is a 4 - 3 LB at heart and I really think the guy will shine now that we're switching back.

  • R roach

    If D'Qwell can be a glimpse of what many fans thought he was, then we'll win a Superbowl.

    S secondwave wrote on
    #19

    @roach said:

    If D'Qwell can be a glimpse of what many fans thought he was, then we'll win a Superbowl.

    D'Qwell's numbers have always been inflated due to how much our D was on the field. He was never an elite linebacker.

    By the way, what does everyone think about Fujita and his adjustment to the 4-3? I dont think he'll do as well as some of you are saying. Hopefully I'm wrong.

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  • Canton MikeC Canton Mike

    I didn't vote because, as 'peen stated, any & all of them would have an impact. While they received no votes, the return of those offensive linemen is pretty darned important. Sometimes it's the sum of the parts.

    Mike

    S SJ_Browns wrote on
    #20

    @canton-mike said:

    While they received no votes, the return of those offensive linemen is pretty darned important. Sometimes it's the sum of the parts.

    Mike

    great point about the o-line men. colt is going to need all the protection he can get so anything these guys can do to help the cause would be great. i said earlier in this thread that a case can be made for a number of people on the list. it will be interesting to monitor these players and see how much they can contribute this season.

  • S secondwave

    @roach said:

    If D'Qwell can be a glimpse of what many fans thought he was, then we'll win a Superbowl.

    D'Qwell's numbers have always been inflated due to how much our D was on the field. He was never an elite linebacker.

    By the way, what does everyone think about Fujita and his adjustment to the 4-3? I dont think he'll do as well as some of you are saying. Hopefully I'm wrong.

    S SJ_Browns wrote on
    #21

    @secondwave said:

    By the way, what does everyone think about Fujita and his adjustment to the 4-3? I dont think he'll do as well as some of you are saying. Hopefully I'm wrong.

    i don't know how deeply rooted fujita is in the 4-3 d (college and early pro-career), but he played 4 yrs in the saints 4-3 d and he did just fine. it won't be a switch for him, it will be a switch back to the 4-3 d.

  • N Nw220 wrote on
    #22

    I read somewhere that the reason the Eagles wanted to let go of Chris Gocong was because he wasnt a very good 4-3 linebacker, im trying to find the link....Any truth in that???

  • N Nw220

    I read somewhere that the reason the Eagles wanted to let go of Chris Gocong was because he wasnt a very good 4-3 linebacker, im trying to find the link....Any truth in that???

    Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo wrote on
    #23

    @nw220 said:

    I read somewhere that the reason the Eagles wanted to let go of Chris Gocong was because he wasnt a very good 4-3 linebacker, im trying to find the link....Any truth in that???

    Ya and at the same time it was two years ago. We won't know until we seem him play in the 4-3 again. Even if he doesn't do to well I could see them just switching him to outside and Jackson in, or even have him play DE like he did in college.

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