Cribbs Status
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I really wish him the best. Loved the all out way he played, class act on and off the field.
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here in NY the rumour is he's coming to the giants.
always liked the guy and not one coach ever utilized his skills to the utmost.
he's probably a better QB than tebow.
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Cribbs will Resign with Cleveland, I'm calling it,
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Cribbs will Resign with Cleveland, I'm calling it,
yes, but i don't think it will be this year.
i think he still thinks he has sumthin left and he wants some sort of payday that he thinks he never got.
but yes he's got 2 yrs. left if that and would have to retire as a brown whether or not he get's signed by someone else. hell he might be on our starting squad this upcoming season.
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Hope he kicks ass except when he plays us.
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I feel bad for Cribbs. I was hoping he would go to a better team.
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Roster spot for Oakland Raiders Josh Cribbs is in jeopardy
BY BRYAN ROSE -
AUG 19TH, 2013 AT 5:35 PM
It wasn’t that long ago that Josh Cribbs was considered to be one of the best return men in the NFL and an emerging wide receiver.
Now he’s fighting for his roster spot.
Cribbs, who was released by the Cleveland Browns earlier this year signed with the Oakland Raiders in hopes of reviving his career. Unfortunately, his sub-par play hasn’t endeared himself to the coaching staff and according to CSN Bay Area, he might not have a spot on the team when final rosters are announced.
Per Scott Bair:
After offseason knee surgery, there is some question whether he’ll get it back. Other teams passed on Cribbs this offseason, reportedly due to concerns over his knee. New York Jets GM John Idzik told local press that Cribbs’s knee wasn’t ready just two days before the Raiders signed him.That was May 16. When asked if anything was physically hampering Cribbs’ ability on Sunday, coach Dennis Allen didn’t give Cribbs an out.“I think we’ve got to see the burst and the explosion,” Allen said. “That’s something that we’re looking for in the next couple of games.”Not exactly a ringing endorsement.Despite that, the Raiders don’t have a ton of options and they might be best served hoping Cribbs can return to his former glory rather than letting him go.
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I read this as well. Too bad for josh but as a Cleveland fan I don't particularly miss his presence.
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He left indeed as miss him a bit. But won't miss him as a whole. You have to really be a beloved player to leave and be missed!
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He left indeed as miss him a bit. But won't miss him as a whole. You have to really be a beloved player to leave and be missed!
He left indeed as miss him a bit. But won't miss him as a whole. You have to really be a beloved player to leave and be missed!
Sentimentality aside, it was time for a change. Hell, the 49ers unloaded Joe Freaking Montana.Travis Benjamin has proved he was the better (and cheaper option). For those who objectively watched it was obvious Cribbs had lost at least a step or two last year. I'd bet Benjamin would beat Josh by 10 yards in a 100 yard dash now.
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Speaking of objectivity - my first season following football was last season, and it seemed like Benjamin generally got more ground on returns (and the various trick plays like reverses) than cribbs managed. The only caveat to that would be that when cribbs brought it out he tended to make the right decision, something that Benjamin may struggle with (or not).
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Speaking of objectivity - my first season following football was last season, and it seemed like Benjamin generally got more ground on returns (and the various trick plays like reverses) than cribbs managed. The only caveat to that would be that when cribbs brought it out he tended to make the right decision, something that Benjamin may struggle with (or not).
Speaking of objectivity - my first season following football was last season, and it seemed like Benjamin generally got more ground on returns (and the various trick plays like reverses) than cribbs managed. The only caveat to that would be that when cribbs brought it out he tended to make the right decision, something that Benjamin may struggle with (or not).
Making the right decisions comes with experience. Benjamin will do better this year compared to last year. Already in the preseason he has returned two punts for TDS (one was called back for a penalty that had no impact on the play).
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So Cribbs was allowed to leave at the right time. As were Quinn, McCoy and Hillis traded at the right time.
Take note, Poetic G.
Zombo
Zombo said:
So Cribbs was allowed to leave at the right time. As were Quinn, McCoy and Hillis traded at the right time.
Take note, Poetic G.
Zombo
I must admit that when situations such as what Mingo is dealing with I almost tacitly go with the 'here we go again; horrible (draft pick, trade, FA sign, coaching hire...pick any one) and we are doomed; however, your point brings home that some good decisions are being and have been made
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I don't know... Cribbs should have been tried at Safety IMO. Hillis should have been made to be a fullback for Richardson and Colt should have gotten a chance. The Jury is still out on these for me... LoL
However, I like Benjamin, he's fast and agile, I just hope he's smart and doesn't take too big a hit. Hillis wouldn't cooperate. I would still rather have Colt backing up Weeden than Campbell.
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Colts about to get cut.....cause he sucks.....really, really bad. What you just say? 49ers just signed Seneca Wallace?
Lmao...
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