Janoris Jenkins
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/04/12/janoris-jenkins-kept-smoking-at-north-alabama/
Dude has the talent just makes dumb decisions. May be around in round 2 which would cause passing on Claiborne a great decision at pick 4 if we were to take him in 2.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/04/12/janoris-jenkins-kept-smoking-at-north-alabama/
Dude has the talent just makes dumb decisions. May be around in round 2 which would cause passing on Claiborne a great decision at pick 4 if we were to take him in 2.
I'd pass,Iwould rather take Josh Robinson CB out of Centhal Florida who is 5-11 199 runs a 4.29 and doesn't have off field issues .
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If he fell to #37 and we didn't take Claiborne at #4 or anyone at CB at #22 then I think they take the chance on Jenkins. I don't think weed is bad either but the NFL does and all I am looking at are games he could potentially be suspended for if he gets caught again or fails a test.
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Jenkins is a t10 talent, no doubt. Gilmore, Kirkpatrick, Robinson are cleaner characters but less talented. Straight-line speed has little to do with CB success, they're more about agility [deceleration] assuming the 40 is under 4.7 But all 4 of those are projected to go early.
However, I'm not seeing the Browns getting out of 4/22/37 any other way than RB, WR, OT - and the only thing that could change is the sequence of the picks.
I hope it's Blackmon/J Martin/D Martin, because I think D Martin will have a better career than Richardson.
The more labels you have for yourself, the dumber they make you. "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." Paul Brown -
Jenkins is a t10 talent, no doubt. Gilmore, Kirkpatrick, Robinson are cleaner characters but less talented. Straight-line speed has little to do with CB success, they're more about agility [deceleration] assuming the 40 is under 4.7 But all 4 of those are projected to go early.
However, I'm not seeing the Browns getting out of 4/22/37 any other way than RB, WR, OT - and the only thing that could change is the sequence of the picks.
I hope it's Blackmon/J Martin/D Martin, because I think D Martin will have a better career than Richardson.
Jenkins is a t10 talent, no doubt. Gilmore, Kirkpatrick, Robinson are cleaner characters but less talented. Straight-line speed has little to do with CB success, they're more about agility [deceleration] assuming the 40 is under 4.7 But all 4 of those are projected to go early.
However, I'm not seeing the Browns getting out of 4/22/37 any other way than RB, WR, OT - and the only thing that could change is the sequence of the picks.
I hope it's Blackmon/J Martin/D Martin, because I think D Martin will have a better career than Richardson.
There was a poster on the Kirkpatrick train- and I mentioned to him that he's probably the 4th best DB in this draft. If Jenkins plays (assuming he stays out of trouble and is healthy) IMO he will be the best corner in this draft.
I honestly think the Browns go BPA at 37 and someone falls that is a first round talent. So I'm not locked into the RB,RT, WR. I also think there is good WR talent in rounds 3-5. I hope its Vinny Curry at 37 I think he's every bit as good as Sheard. I'll take Sheard 2.0 with a 2nd round pick.
I'm also not convinced they make a pick at 22- possibly move down I think.
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I don't have a problem with pot but the fact that he knows he won't be able to do it in the NFL and continues to do it is a concern. He knows the risk, and if he doesn't he isn't too bright, but it hasn't been a deterrent for him. He's lost himself a couple mil just to get a lil high. If millions of dollars isn't enough to entice him to put down the blunt then he's probably someone to keep you're distance from.
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Well it's saying on NFL.com that he failed at least 2 drug tests while at Northern Alabama and that in the past year he has fathered something like 3 kids. Jesus. I don't see this guy maturing. He has to be completely off the Browns radar. Ironically I think his only hope in the NFL would be to team back up with big brother Haden.
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OK, I'm the 65 year old square here, & yes, I AM anti-weed & anti-drug.
Bottom line....NFL frowns upon weed usage, you are looking at a VERY rewarding financial future...if you use weed & risk that future, you're a complete DUMBASS!
I'll pass on him.
Mike
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Jenkins is a t10 talent, no doubt. Gilmore, Kirkpatrick, Robinson are cleaner characters but less talented. Straight-line speed has little to do with CB success, they're more about agility [deceleration] assuming the 40 is under 4.7 But all 4 of those are projected to go early.
However, I'm not seeing the Browns getting out of 4/22/37 any other way than RB, WR, OT - and the only thing that could change is the sequence of the picks.
I hope it's Blackmon/J Martin/D Martin, because I think D Martin will have a better career than Richardson.
I hope it's Blackmon/J Martin/D Martin, because I think D Martin will have a better career than Richardson.
^this.
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The question isn't should weed be legal. It's should we take a risk on a guy who loves weed. The fact is its illegal, period. If he can't stay off of it then I don't want him. If he's dumb enough to keep smoking it when he is making is making millions then he deserves to be suspended. It's illegal and you can't smoke it in the nfl. That's all that matters. Pass.
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I don't have a problem with pot but the fact that he knows he won't be able to do it in the NFL and continues to do it is a concern. He knows the risk, and if he doesn't he isn't too bright, but it hasn't been a deterrent for him. He's lost himself a couple mil just to get a lil high. If millions of dollars isn't enough to entice him to put down the blunt then he's probably someone to keep you're distance from.
I don't have a problem with pot but the fact that he knows he won't be able to do it in the NFL and continues to do it is a concern. He knows the risk, and if he doesn't he isn't too bright, but it hasn't been a deterrent for him. He's lost himself a couple mil just to get a lil high. If millions of dollars isn't enough to entice him to put down the blunt then he's probably someone to keep you're distance from.
Ricky Williams quit football to smoke weed, some people i guess do not have that reasonable thought process.
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He's a waste of a pick, even if he tries to stay out of trouble.
There is no way he fits Cleveland's locker room.
Nice pick for the Raiders or Detroit, so they can wait for him
to get killed or arrested.
The Browns will not take the chance on a player like him, that high.
Or lower. Solid picks. The Browns rolled the dice a lot in the past,
and got burnt. Lesson learned. Forget it.
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He's a waste of a pick, even if he tries to stay out of trouble.
There is no way he fits Cleveland's locker room.
Nice pick for the Raiders or Detroit, so they can wait for him
to get killed or arrested.
The Browns will not take the chance on a player like him, that high.
Or lower. Solid picks. The Browns rolled the dice a lot in the past,
and got burnt. Lesson learned. Forget it.
Yup... Ricky was the NFL's pot poster boy...
The Browns will not take the chance on a player like him, that high.
Very punny...
Maybe the kid has Glaucoma...
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