What Would Piss You Off Most?
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I'm convinced, that I will be po'd, if the Browns don't draft a dynamic IMPACT player with all of their first four picks.
Although, the one exception is with the #37 pick. I think that's Wheeden, and pouty face Seneca Wallace can be cut, after
stewing on the sidelines while being the #3 qb on the roster. So, not replacing Seneca as the #2 qb would get me po'd.
And, taking Wright in the first two rounds would get me po'd.
Drafting lazy bum Adams, would be a disaster in any round.
Not drafting Bobby Massie, or
I'm actually thinkin it could be Blackmon, Martin, Wheeden and Swartz.
I WILL be po'd if I am still this confused AFTER the Browns draft. Make that PO'd.
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Meanwhile:
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According to Pro Football Weekly, Baylor WR Kendall Wright is "parked in the third round"
on a number of teams' draft boards after an unimpressive offseason.
There were rumors of an offseason weight gain for Wright, and his forty time at the Combine was slower than anticipated.
"Randall Cobb was a lot better," one NFL evaluator said. "Wright is nowhere near as good with the ball in his hands and (Cobb)
lasted 'til the back of the second (round). People are getting snookered (by Wright)." Wright managed only four bench-press reps,
and Pro Football Weekly reports
his body fat was 16 percent. Per PFW, it's "one of the highest percentages for a receiver in the past decade."
Oklahoma State QB Brandon Weeden "gets the vibe" the Browns are interested in him, and "relishes" the thought of competing with Colt McCoy.
"I know Colt had a good year last year, and he's a good football player," Weeden said. "But I'm a competitor, and I want to play as
soon as possible. I'd be excited about the opportunity to come in and compete with him and see how things pan out." The Cleveland Plain Dealer
confirms the Browns have shown "plenty of interest" in the 28-year-old signal caller, and that he will be an option with their second first-round pick
(No. 22).
GM Tom Heckert has previously spoken highly of Weeden. Cleveland could be his most likely landing spot.
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I'm convinced, that I will be po'd, if the Browns don't draft a dynamic IMPACT player with all of their first four picks.
Although, the one exception is with the #37 pick. I think that's Wheeden, and pouty face Seneca Wallace can be cut, after
stewing on the sidelines while being the #3 qb on the roster. So, not replacing Seneca as the #2 qb would get me po'd.
And, taking Wright in the first two rounds would get me po'd.
Drafting lazy bum Adams, would be a disaster in any round.
Not drafting Bobby Massie, or
I'm actually thinkin it could be Blackmon, Martin, Wheeden and Swartz.
I WILL be po'd if I am still this confused AFTER the Browns draft. Make that PO'd.
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Meanwhile:
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According to Pro Football Weekly, Baylor WR Kendall Wright is "parked in the third round"
on a number of teams' draft boards after an unimpressive offseason.
There were rumors of an offseason weight gain for Wright, and his forty time at the Combine was slower than anticipated.
"Randall Cobb was a lot better," one NFL evaluator said. "Wright is nowhere near as good with the ball in his hands and (Cobb)
lasted 'til the back of the second (round). People are getting snookered (by Wright)." Wright managed only four bench-press reps,
and Pro Football Weekly reports
his body fat was 16 percent. Per PFW, it's "one of the highest percentages for a receiver in the past decade."
Oklahoma State QB Brandon Weeden "gets the vibe" the Browns are interested in him, and "relishes" the thought of competing with Colt McCoy.
"I know Colt had a good year last year, and he's a good football player," Weeden said. "But I'm a competitor, and I want to play as
soon as possible. I'd be excited about the opportunity to come in and compete with him and see how things pan out." The Cleveland Plain Dealer
confirms the Browns have shown "plenty of interest" in the 28-year-old signal caller, and that he will be an option with their second first-round pick
(No. 22).
GM Tom Heckert has previously spoken highly of Weeden. Cleveland could be his most likely landing spot.
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@mike-h said:
If one of them were traded I'd still be a Browns fan, what are you trying to say?
You aren't too bright.
Stick to single-dimension, shallow topics like how awesome Trent Richardson's hair is. Insulting people isn't your strong point.
Oh, is that what you thought I was doing, insulting you? Hmmm, if I wanted to insult you I'd just comment on your writing skills... but since that's your livelihood and I'm sure you're working REALLY, REALLY hard to get better at it, I'll just leave that alone.
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@mike-h said:
If one of them were traded I'd still be a Browns fan, what are you trying to say?
You aren't too bright.
Stick to single-dimension, shallow topics like how awesome Trent Richardson's hair is. Insulting people isn't your strong point.
Oh, is that what you thought I was doing, insulting you? Hmmm, if I wanted to insult you I'd just comment on your writing skills... but since that's your livelihood and I'm sure you're working REALLY, REALLY hard to get better at it, I'll just leave that alone.
Oh, is that what you thought I was doing, insulting you? Hmmm, if I wanted to insult you I'd just comment on your writing skills... but since that's your livelihood and I'm sure you're working REALLY, REALLY hard to get better at it, I'll just leave that alone.
watch it girfriend.
mikeH just got off a destroyer touring the persian gulf going in and out of irag and afghan. i'm sure he learned and now knows enough to squash you like a dirty sand rat.
don't have your mouth write a check that your ass can't cash.
go back to your TR shrine and try not to (but do) burn down your mom's house from the basement up.
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Drafting Tannehill or Claiborne at 4
Drafting Weeden earlier than the 4th round
Not getting a difference maker at RB WR and RT
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I'll be disappointed with Claiborne at 4. We desperately need skill position players that are studs and if we blow that chance for Claiborne it will suck. But the other side of the coin is that Claiborne along with Haden and Ward would be an EXCEPTIONAL secondary. Top 3 in the league for sure. I COULDN'T ever fully hate it we got Claiborne, but like I said, I'd be disappointed that we didn't snag Richardson, Blackmon, or even to a lesser extent Floyd.
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I'll be disappointed with Claiborne at 4. We desperately need skill position players that are studs and if we blow that chance for Claiborne it will suck. But the other side of the coin is that Claiborne along with Haden and Ward would be an EXCEPTIONAL secondary. Top 3 in the league for sure. I COULDN'T ever fully hate it we got Claiborne, but like I said, I'd be disappointed that we didn't snag Richardson, Blackmon, or even to a lesser extent Floyd.
I'll be disappointed with Claiborne at 4. We desperately need skill position players that are studs and if we blow that chance for Claiborne it will suck. But the other side of the coin is that Claiborne along with Haden and Ward would be an EXCEPTIONAL secondary. Top 3 in the league for sure. I COULDN'T ever fully hate it we got Claiborne, but like I said, I'd be disappointed that we didn't snag Richardson, Blackmon, or even to a lesser extent Floyd.
well then how about claiborn @4 and martin (RB) @22?
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What would piss me off the most is either drafting Tannehill with the #4 instead of Richardson, Blackmon, or Claiborne who are the only real options for the pick. What would piss me off as equally is taking Weeden any sooner than the 3rd or 4th if we DIDN'T draft Blackmon. I think the only way for Weeden to be relatively successful he will need his college #1 WR to go with him (it would also increase Blackmons production as well). I could live with Blackmon by himself but not Weeden by himself.
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1. Taking ANY QB before round 4!
2. Trading back and not getting any of Kalil, Blackmon, Claiborne, Richardson, or Floyd.
3. Taking Hill over Wright at 22.
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Drafting Tannehill or Claiborne at 4
Drafting Weeden earlier than the 4th round
Not getting a difference maker at RB WR and RT
Drafting Tannehill or Claiborne at 4
Drafting Weeden earlier than the 4th round
Not getting a difference maker at RB WR and RT
+1
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I have strong opinions on this one...
1. Drafting Tannehill at 3, 4, 7 or even 22.
2. Trading our #4 overall
Like the idea of trading the #22 back though.
3. Drafting Claiborne at 4. He's not Patrick Peterson.
4. Selecting a WR at 22- after Floyd you can interchange WRs rated in the 3-10 range. Meaning a team will likely draft a 3rd round Wr and he will probably out produce a guy like Wright.
5. Taking Weeden at 22 or moving into the first round to take him. I think Weeden is solid, but I'd rather have Wilson in Round 4 and I think he will be just as good as Weeden.
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1. Drafting Tannehill or Weeden before the 4th round
2. Not drafting Richardson at #4
3. Drafting Adams before the 3rd round
4. Not drafting RB, WR, OT, OLB with first 4 picks
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I have strong opinions on this one...
1. Drafting Tannehill at 3, 4, 7 or even 22.
2. Trading our #4 overall
Like the idea of trading the #22 back though.
3. Drafting Claiborne at 4. He's not Patrick Peterson.
4. Selecting a WR at 22- after Floyd you can interchange WRs rated in the 3-10 range. Meaning a team will likely draft a 3rd round Wr and he will probably out produce a guy like Wright.
5. Taking Weeden at 22 or moving into the first round to take him. I think Weeden is solid, but I'd rather have Wilson in Round 4 and I think he will be just as good as Weeden.
Drafting Claiborne at 4. He's not Patrick Peterson.
yeah. he's better.
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Here's one you all will love. I was shuffling through the mocks on WalterFootball.com, and the third mock on there today had the stupidest picks I have heard yet...possibly ever. Here are his first three picks for the Browns...
1A - Ryan Tannehill
1B - Kendall Wright
2 - Brandon Weeden
I am hoping that he was seriously high or completely plastered when he posted that mock. Nobody can really be that dumb can they?
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Taking a QB ar 4 22 37 or at all would /wrist. Why would i want a 5th best QB in a draft as a rookie.
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