Browns Want Griffin According To League Sources
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I'm always interested to hear what Kosar has to say. If RGIII can see the field and make snap decisions like Bernie always did....
maybe the Browns should draft him. But Colt will still start next year. But after that, RGIII might beat Colt out, how awesome would
it be to have Colt as a backup?
But, when a team -says- they want a certain player, you can bet they are just looking for a great trade down.
I think.
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how is this not any different from any other RGlll suckoff thread?
didn't you read this yesterday?
http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=21560
can't we just combine these all under one title?
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If Steve Wyche is any relatin to Sam Wyche, we know this report is a pile of horseshit. Right?
Me thinks they ain't related.
Me thinks they ain't related.
I don't know. This guy looks like he could be bi-racial.
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I don't know. This guy looks like he could be bi-racial.
yeah black and gay.
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as long as they dont trade both their picks for RG3 and as long as Robert Griffin turn out to be an NFL version of Chris Griffin.
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I've got some mixed-up feelings about the Browns draft of this year.
In my opinion having a good free agency campaign will be as important as having a good draft for the Browns. I've kind of lost my hopes that we can get back to where we belong just by drafting well in April. When I look back at the Browns' recent draft history I certainly see some errors, but I also see a few good players that were only in need of a solid team to mature the right way and we clearly were not an easy team to support the development of some of those young men. If you look at the Browns as they are today you see a team that failed pretty badly season after season, but all in all the holes to plug are not so many.
I mean: we're not a good team, but we're not a disaster! A team to rebuild top to bottom.
There must be a way to get back to the top other than "draft after draft", don't you think?
I've got some mixed-up feelings about the Browns draft of this year.
In my opinion having a good free agency campaign will be as important as having a good draft for the Browns. I've kind of lost my hopes that we can get back to where we belong just by drafting well in April. When I look back at the Browns' recent draft history I certainly see some errors, but I also see a few good players that were only in need of a solid team to mature the right way and we clearly were not an easy team to support the development of some of those young men. If you look at the Browns as they are today you see a team that failed pretty badly season after season, but all in all the holes to plug are not so many.
I mean: we're not a good team, but we're not a disaster! A team to rebuild top to bottom.
There must be a way to get back to the top other than "draft after draft", don't you think?
Here, here, my fellow Italian. This is what I don't understand about the current head-office's philosophy. You have to use every opportunity to improve your team and that includes free agents. Build with the draft but augment and fill holes in FA. The best way to make sure you can select the best talent available in the draft is to make sure your team isn't full of holes on drafte day.
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I'd say at this point the Browns don't even know who they are going to select.
Combines, personal workouts and interviews are going to go a long way in how we set our final board and dictate our targeted players.
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The Browns will get Blackmon or RG3 - one of the two will be around when we pick. I'm not worried, both will help our team.
Kalil is the best LT prospect since Joe Thomas - and will be selected at either 2 or 3. Kalil is a far better pro prospect than either Blackmon or RG3.
It's likely that both will be around, because Claiborne is better at the CB position than Blackmon is as a WR or RG3 is as a QB.
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Info on Washington and Flynn, makes Cleveland a more likely Candiate for RG3 if they land Flynn...
Citing sources inside the organization, ESPN 980 Washington's Chris Russell reports the Redskins are "very interested" in free agent QB Matt Flynn.
ESPN's Mel Kiper told reporters earlier in the day that "grapevine" talk suggested the Redskins didn't have a high opinion of Flynn. Russell knows "for sure," though, that coach Mike Shanahan and OC Kyle Shanahan had a "detailed conversation" two weeks ago on Flynn's six-touchdown, 480-yard performance against the Lions in the regular season finale. Whereas Charley Casserly suggested Flynn wouldn't be a good fit for the Redskins offense, one team source tells Russell the two systems are "almost the same."
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