Report: Jets May Trade Darrelle Revis
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NO. Gip is right - better to up and draft Milliner.
The previous Browns coaches would have thought to trade for a Revis,
not realizing he may be a cap casualty, depending on an extended rehab.
Now, if Revis is cut, and becomes a FA, that's different.
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Would I like Revis? Yes, him and Haden would be a nice tandem. Would I like the price it would take to get Revis? Absolutely not.
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Dont really wanna trade a 1st rounder on another 28 year old. Definitely not one coming off a major injury. I would love to be able to get Revis, dont get me wrong but it will take at least a 1st for him I'm sure.
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Allotting that much cap space to the corner position is ridiculous. As is drafting Milliner.
Add an impact player at every positional grouping first, then worry about adding talented depth. A playmaking LB and a playmaking CB will take us a lot further than 2 playmaking CBs and no LB.
Defense is still reactionary by definition. We could have 2 All-Pro corners, an All-Pro FS and an All-Pro SS and still lose because any OC worth his salt would realize our weakness was in the run game.
There are three phases of defense: defending the run, defending the pass and pressuring the QB. Your goal is to be balanced in all three aspects, thereby creating no glaring weakness for OC's to exploit. Right now, the talent level of our pass defense is head and shoulders above the other two phases solely because of Joe Haden. Let's work adding any sort of talent in the pass rush and shoring up the run defense before we go creating an All-Star lineup at corner.
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^yes.
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Allotting that much cap space to the corner position is ridiculous. As is drafting Milliner.
Add an impact player at every positional grouping first, then worry about adding talented depth. A playmaking LB and a playmaking CB will take us a lot further than 2 playmaking CBs and no LB.
Defense is still reactionary by definition. We could have 2 All-Pro corners, an All-Pro FS and an All-Pro SS and still lose because any OC worth his salt would realize our weakness was in the run game.
There are three phases of defense: defending the run, defending the pass and pressuring the QB. Your goal is to be balanced in all three aspects, thereby creating no glaring weakness for OC's to exploit. Right now, the talent level of our pass defense is head and shoulders above the other two phases solely because of Joe Haden. Let's work adding any sort of talent in the pass rush and shoring up the run defense before we go creating an All-Star lineup at corner.
Allotting that much cap space to the corner position is ridiculous. As is drafting Milliner.
Add an impact player at every positional grouping first, then worry about adding talented depth. A playmaking LB and a playmaking CB will take us a lot further than 2 playmaking CBs and no LB.
That is logical thinking....but...if the CB that is there when the Browns pick is a far superior talent to any LB available, you have to go with the superior talent....or trade down. Sometimes in the past mistakes in drafting with this team have been made because they drafted for need instead of just taking the best damn player there was out there.
Defense is still reactionary by definition. We could have 2 All-Pro corners, an All-Pro FS and an All-Pro SS and still lose because any OC worth his salt would realize our weakness was in the run game.
There are three phases of defense: defending the run, defending the pass and pressuring the QB. Your goal is to be balanced in all three aspects, thereby creating no glaring weakness for OC's to exploit. Right now, the talent level of our pass defense is head and shoulders above the other two phases solely because of Joe Haden. Let's work adding any sort of talent in the pass rush and shoring up the run defense before we go creating an All-Star lineup at corner.
You also forget that the Browns will have a free agency period to pick up talent...and depending on who they get in FA, it may greatly affect their attitude about what to take when the draft rolls along.
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It's a weak FA market for LB's. Outside of Connor Barwin, there isn't a defensive impact player I could realistically see us landing.
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Connor Barwin is not worth paying.
Paul Kruger/Philip Wheeler/Anthony Spencer/Keenan Lewis/Jairus Byrd are the top tier.
We also need a FB - Greg Jones/Jerome Felton.
We could use a G - Levitre/Vasquez
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Connor Barwin is not worth paying.
Paul Kruger/Philip Wheeler/Anthony Spencer/Keenan Lewis/Jairus Byrd are the top tier.
We also need a FB - Greg Jones/Jerome Felton.
We could use a G - Levitre/Vasquez
Connor Barwin is not worth paying.
Paul Kruger/Philip Wheeler/Anthony Spencer/Keenan Lewis/Jairus Byrd are the top tier.
We also need a FB - Greg Jones/Jerome Felton.
We could use a G - Levitre/Vasquez
and peter pan and bilbo baggins and.......................................................................
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Connor Barwin is not worth paying.
Paul Kruger/Philip Wheeler/Anthony Spencer/Keenan Lewis/Jairus Byrd are the top tier.
We also need a FB - Greg Jones/Jerome Felton.
We could use a G - Levitre/Vasquez
Connor Barwin is not worth paying.
Paul Kruger/Philip Wheeler/Anthony Spencer/Keenan Lewis/Jairus Byrd are the top tier.
We also need a FB - Greg Jones/Jerome Felton.
We could use a G - Levitre/Vasquez
I think Smelley may be our starting FB this season. He is quicker and has better hands than Marecic, which makes him a player defenses have to account for. Add to that his chemistry with Richardson and his history of blocking in the mean SEC and he could be a pretty good starter.
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