Predictions For Remaining 2010 Draft Picks And 2011 Draft Picks
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I havent been excited about a Browns rookie as Much as I am about Little in a long time. I LOVE this kid even before we drafted him and I happen to think he is the perfect fit for the WCO. I could see him having a very similar season to what Mike Williams had last year for Tampa or comparable to Mike Wallace in 2009.
To me 800 yards as a rookie is totally realistic. And I think he is a future STUD.
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I think it will be possible for him to hit 800 just because of his YAC ability, I don't think he will have a gaudy amount of catches.
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The one thing I will cherry pick on this is Montario Hardesty's stats. Even if he is healthy, 5.0 YPC seems a bit high for a guy that never saw 5.0 YPC in college.
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oh yeah! nice to to feel the football season upon us again!
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The one thing I will cherry pick on this is Montario Hardesty's stats. Even if he is healthy, 5.0 YPC seems a bit high for a guy that never saw 5.0 YPC in college.
The one thing I will cherry pick on this is Montario Hardesty's stats. Even if he is healthy, 5.0 YPC seems a bit high for a guy that never saw 5.0 YPC in college.
That was obviously the best case scenario and in my opinion only possible as being the alternate to a hard runner like Hillis. I said 100-150 carries for 500-650 yards. He could easily have the 150 carries for 500 yards which would leave him with a 3 YPC average. I don't really see him having under a 4 YPC average though.
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i know the thread is about the picks of the past two years but why wouldn't momass be the number one receiving option this year especially with the new system we're going to run and the work he's done in the offseason?
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i know the thread is about the picks of the past two years but why wouldn't momass be the number one receiving option this year especially with the new system we're going to run and the work he's done in the offseason?
i know the thread is about the picks of the past two years but why wouldn't momass be the number one receiving option this year especially with the new system we're going to run and the work he's done in the offseason?
He could and he couldn't. I personally think Robo we surpass MoMass this season but Im not going to get excited or pissed about either until I can see what they can do in the new offense.
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i know the thread is about the picks of the past two years but why wouldn't momass be the number one receiving option this year especially with the new system we're going to run and the work he's done in the offseason?
i know the thread is about the picks of the past two years but why wouldn't momass be the number one receiving option this year especially with the new system we're going to run and the work he's done in the offseason?
Not to say MoMass is going to be a bum. I obviously don;t know what he is going to do this year. But what did he show you last year to think otherwise?? He honestly had no signs of improvement from year 1 to year 2.
Little is obviously an unknown but he has loads of potential.
And RoBo started to play decently at the end of the year last year
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So Greg Little immediately becomes your best receiving option? Not trying to be a dick but the only person to come close to 800 yards receiving last season was Ben Watson I believe. Although McCoy should definitely be improved. I actually thought he was pretty good last season and the other guys should step up as well. I just don't see a guy that realistically could be option 4 in a offense putting up 800 yards receiving.
1. Watson
2. Momass?
3. Hillis
4. Little?
Homotron said:
So Greg Little immediately becomes your best receiving option? Not trying to be a dick but the only person to come close to 800 yards receiving last season was Ben Watson I believe. Although McCoy should definitely be improved. I actually thought he was pretty good last season and the other guys should step up as well. I just don't see a guy that realistically could be option 4 in a offense putting up 800 yards receiving.
1. Watson
2. Momass?
3. Hillis
4. Little?
The supposition is that the North/West Coast offense that is being implemented under Shurmur will open up the passing game...which will be an equal opportunity affair for the Browns. Yes, Watson will get his share. As will MoMass, as will little, as will Hillis, and will Jordan Cameron (or is it Cameron Jordan?), such that maybe they all will get about 600-800 yards. I would rather have 5 guys with 800 yards than one with 1500 and the others only 300-400.
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mikeyP72 said:
I think MoMass has the tools to be a good WR in the league. I'm not sure what is stunting his growth, whether it was inconsistency at QB or problems making adjustments he just didn't improve like we would have hoped. This is surely a make or break year for both Robo and MoMass.
I think both MoMass and Robo have the tools be to good in this league, it's just who knows if they can pull together all the separate pieces that they need to get their game going. This is the last season they will have to show whether or not they deserve to stay on the team, if they don't I wouldn't be surprised to see one or both of them tossed in order to bring in other young guys or a proven Vet next season.
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