Do you see the no hesitation in McCoy? Take notes Trich
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First, I hate you Chip Kelly.
Second, as it has been mentioned on this board before, watching other NFL teams and comparing the Browns too them, I sit and think, God, we are playing on so many sub-levels compared to these other teams. It's like watching my son's 7 year old team play. Everything is in slow motion compared to the other NFL games I have watched.
Is it just "Cleveland". Is there something in the water? We can bring in coaches who have been successful in the past and then suddenly get to Cleveland and ship the bed?McCoy looked great last night. I really hope that TRich was watching.
I wish I could show you guys this picture that my Co-worker took at the game. He in the Dawg Pound. A few rows up and takes really great pics at the game. There is a great shot of Trent trying to go through the hole. We have 5 men on the line blocking. Miami has 4 in the box rushing. There is no hole. It looks like Trent got to the hole before the guard did and the hole has been filled by the 4th rusher. 5 on 4, and there is no where to go. And you can see clearly in the pic that instead of just going through that hole and maybe plowing that linebacker he is cutting to his left where there is absolutely no place for him to go. The other scenario is Trent is holding up allowing for the block to get there, by then it's way to late.
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Lets see the Best QBs in the NFL are as followed
Manning
Brady
Brees
Brady
I do not see a lot of rushing stats coming out of these 4
As far as Mccoy, he is a completly different style runningback
Lets see the Best QBs in the NFL are as followed
Manning
Brady
Brees
Brady
You've got two Brady's I hope the other isn't Quinn.
It should say Manning, Brady, Brees and Rodgers ... there's them, and then there's everybody else
We are pretty much the worst of everybody else right now.
Zombo
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haha. The first thing that came into my mind when I was watching that game is 'the same old browns misery posters will say Trent was a wasted pick and the Eagles are Jesus'. Read carefully to what I'm about to say:
1) McCoy had 31 carries. Let me repeat that in case you missed it. 31 CARRIES. I would have loved to see Trent even get to 20 last game but he didn't.
2) The Eagles offense is predicated on the read-option run. To compare what the Eagles were doing to what the Browns did Sunday is just plain stupid. Jesus, Mike Vick could have called his mom and talked about how good he was doing before he threw the ball. McCoy had holes big enough that fatass Cousins would have racked up 100 yards. It's easy to cut and hit a hole full speed with no hesitation when ya know, there actually is one.
3) Trent for better or worse is a downhill runner that makes people miss with his size and strength. Clearly that is an effective model (see AP) but even AP gets stuffed when there's no line push. The reason the Vikings are good is because their identity, just like the Eagles, is the run game. I hate to say it but last week looked like another game of Browns football where the coaches had no idea WTF to do on offense. I'd love to see what Trent could do with 25-30 carries consistently.
I get it, top 3 pick on a RB was high. But the guy dances at the line because there's nowhere to go. I just don't get what you all expect the man to do when 3 guys get penetration in the backfield and the lineman are getting no push.
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Like I said, the announcers commented during replays on the 5 or so carries where T-Rich could've left it at one cut and got more yards than he did by cutting 4 or 5 times in a small space (and not at McCoy's pace, to be sure). He really needs to get his 4 or 5 and stop getting 2 because he's dancing.
It's not hard to spot when it's replayed and commented on. I wouldn't draft ANY back that high in today's league... and I really don't think T-Rich was "The One" anyway. I think he's a good back. I think he's versatile and committed. But I don't really believe he'll win us a lot more games than Bernard Pierce would have (3rd rounder in 2012).
Honestly, I think the draft was obvious: Tannehill and then Martin, whom the Browns were said to love. But it didn't go that way and we can move on. It is going to cost us because as of right now, today, I'm no more convinced that Weeden is our long-term starter... and I'm betting Banner and Lombardi feel the same. It can change.
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Like I said, the announcers commented during replays on the 5 or so carries where T-Rich could've left it at one cut and got more yards than he did by cutting 4 or 5 times in a small space (and not at McCoy's pace, to be sure). He really needs to get his 4 or 5 and stop getting 2 because he's dancing.
It's not hard to spot when it's replayed and commented on. I wouldn't draft ANY back that high in today's league... and I really don't think T-Rich was "The One" anyway. I think he's a good back. I think he's versatile and committed. But I don't really believe he'll win us a lot more games than Bernard Pierce would have (3rd rounder in 2012).
Honestly, I think the draft was obvious: Tannehill and then Martin, whom the Browns were said to love. But it didn't go that way and we can move on. It is going to cost us because as of right now, today, I'm no more convinced that Weeden is our long-term starter... and I'm betting Banner and Lombardi feel the same. It can change.
Like I said, the announcers commented during replays on the 5 or so carries where T-Rich could've left it at one cut and got more yards than he did by cutting 4 or 5 times in a small space (and not at McCoy's pace, to be sure). He really needs to get his 4 or 5 and stop getting 2 because he's dancing.
I suppose I was watching a much different game. Admittedly there was one time on a stretch play where he left his blocks early the and commentator noticed it too. I certainly didn't see 5 carries that way. I saw a guy who had 4 nice runs, 1 bad read and nothing possible to do on the other carries.
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haha. The first thing that came into my mind when I was watching that game is 'the same old browns misery posters will say Trent was a wasted pick and the Eagles are Jesus'. Read carefully to what I'm about to say:
1) McCoy had 31 carries. Let me repeat that in case you missed it. 31 CARRIES. I would have loved to see Trent even get to 20 last game but he didn't.
2) The Eagles offense is predicated on the read-option run. To compare what the Eagles were doing to what the Browns did Sunday is just plain stupid. Jesus, Mike Vick could have called his mom and talked about how good he was doing before he threw the ball. McCoy had holes big enough that fatass Cousins would have racked up 100 yards. It's easy to cut and hit a hole full speed with no hesitation when ya know, there actually is one.
3) Trent for better or worse is a downhill runner that makes people miss with his size and strength. Clearly that is an effective model (see AP) but even AP gets stuffed when there's no line push. The reason the Vikings are good is because their identity, just like the Eagles, is the run game. I hate to say it but last week looked like another game of Browns football where the coaches had no idea WTF to do on offense. I'd love to see what Trent could do with 25-30 carries consistently.
I get it, top 3 pick on a RB was high. But the guy dances at the line because there's nowhere to go. I just don't get what you all expect the man to do when 3 guys get penetration in the backfield and the lineman are getting no push.
haha. The first thing that came into my mind when I was watching that game is 'the same old browns misery posters will say Trent was a wasted pick and the Eagles are Jesus'. Read carefully to what I'm about to say:
1) McCoy had 31 carries. Let me repeat that in case you missed it. 31 CARRIES. I would have loved to see Trent even get to 20 last game but he didn't.
2) The Eagles offense is predicated on the read-option run. To compare what the Eagles were doing to what the Browns did Sunday is just plain stupid. Jesus, Mike Vick could have called his mom and talked about how good he was doing before he threw the ball. McCoy had holes big enough that fatass Cousins would have racked up 100 yards. It's easy to cut and hit a hole full speed with no hesitation when ya know, there actually is one.
3) Trent for better or worse is a downhill runner that makes people miss with his size and strength. Clearly that is an effective model (see AP) but even AP gets stuffed when there's no line push. The reason the Vikings are good is because their identity, just like the Eagles, is the run game. I hate to say it but last week looked like another game of Browns football where the coaches had no idea WTF to do on offense. I'd love to see what Trent could do with 25-30 carries consistently.
I get it, top 3 pick on a RB was high. But the guy dances at the line because there's nowhere to go. I just don't get what you all expect the man to do when 3 guys get penetration in the backfield and the lineman are getting no push.
Read carefully as instructed... I spotted 4 inaccuracies. Do I win?
1. McCoy got to 31 carries due to his individual contributions to the team's success in sustaining drives. People that think you can just decide to get a RB X number of carries amuse me.
2. The Eagles ran only a handful of read options in each half because Kelly knows Vick can't take the pounding. Some of those did break well for McCoy, but all included him making at least defender look silly 1 on 1. The balance were fairly traditional plays run at a pace never seen before in the NFL. Pace and keeping the D off-balance are the keys to Kelly's offense.
3. Size and strength make RB's elusive??? Really? I thought it was speed and sharp cuts... which by the way AP has in spades. Just take a gander at his opening run in Week 1. He made a cut coming out of the hole that was beautiful.
A great back finds holes where there are.... not just where they are supposed to be. TR is not doing that now... and as I wrote above there were runs in the first half where holes were open and he did not find them.
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haha. The first thing that came into my mind when I was watching that game is 'the same old browns misery posters will say Trent was a wasted pick and the Eagles are Jesus'. Read carefully to what I'm about to say:
1) McCoy had 31 carries. Let me repeat that in case you missed it. 31 CARRIES. I would have loved to see Trent even get to 20 last game but he didn't.
2) The Eagles offense is predicated on the read-option run. To compare what the Eagles were doing to what the Browns did Sunday is just plain stupid. Jesus, Mike Vick could have called his mom and talked about how good he was doing before he threw the ball. McCoy had holes big enough that fatass Cousins would have racked up 100 yards. It's easy to cut and hit a hole full speed with no hesitation when ya know, there actually is one.
3) Trent for better or worse is a downhill runner that makes people miss with his size and strength. Clearly that is an effective model (see AP) but even AP gets stuffed when there's no line push. The reason the Vikings are good is because their identity, just like the Eagles, is the run game. I hate to say it but last week looked like another game of Browns football where the coaches had no idea WTF to do on offense. I'd love to see what Trent could do with 25-30 carries consistently.
I get it, top 3 pick on a RB was high. But the guy dances at the line because there's nowhere to go. I just don't get what you all expect the man to do when 3 guys get penetration in the backfield and the lineman are getting no push.
Read carefully as instructed... I spotted 4 inaccuracies. Do I win?
1. McCoy got to 31 carries due to his individual contributions to the team's success in sustaining drives. People that think you can just decide to get a RB X number of carries amuse me.
2. The Eagles ran only a handful of read options in each half because Kelly knows Vick can't take the pounding. Some of those did break well for McCoy, but all included him making at least defender look silly 1 on 1. The balance were fairly traditional plays run at a pace never seen before in the NFL. Pace and keeping the D off-balance are the keys to Kelly's offense.
3. Size and strength make RB's elusive??? Really? I thought it was speed and sharp cuts... which by the way AP has in spades. Just take a gander at his opening run in Week 1. He made a cut coming out of the hole that was beautiful.
A great back finds holes where there are.... not just where they are supposed to be. TR is not doing that now... and as I wrote above there were runs in the first half where holes were open and he did not find them.
Read carefully as instructed... I spotted 4 inaccuracies. Do I win?
1. McCoy got to 31 carries due to his individual contributions to the team's success in sustaining drives. People that think you can just decide to get a RB X number of carries amuse me.
2. The Eagles ran only a handful of read options in each half because Kelly knows Vick can't take the pounding. Some of those did break well for McCoy, but all included him making at least defender look silly 1 on 1. The balance were fairly traditional plays run at a pace never seen before in the NFL. Pace and keeping the D off-balance are the keys to Kelly's offense.
3. Size and strength make RB's elusive??? Really? I thought it was speed and sharp cuts... which by the way AP has in spades. Just take a gander at his opening run in Week 1. He made a cut coming out of the hole that was beautiful.
A great back finds holes where there are.... not just where they are supposed to be. TR is not doing that now... and as I wrote above there were runs in the first half where holes were open and he did not find them.
Really? Let's try this again.
1) Norv Turner said before the game he wanted Trent to get 25-30 carries. How is that not deciding what you want to do before the game? And my point here is that McCoy literally had more than double the opportunities to run the ball than Trent did. I would expect good numbers from 31 carries but if Trent doesn't even get 20 we'll never know.
2) The Eagles ran a lot more than a handful of read-option plays. Vick had 9 rushes in that game last night alone mostly on read option looks. He took a pounding on several plays too. I'm really not sure what game you were watching if you saw otherwise. The read-option also can be passing plays which is was for Vick last night several times.
3) Yes, size can make a player elusive because he's hard to bring down. AP had almost 1400 YAC last season. I consider that just as much a benchmark of elusiveness as being shifty or quick. Trent is not built like McCoy and won't run like McCoy and that's not a bad thing.
Again, apparently I wasn't watching the same game some of you were. What I saw was an offensive line get destroyed and make the running game virtually non-existent. I'm not a homer, and I wasn't crazy about the Trent pick either to be honest. But it's obvious the guy has talent and can create plays. The Browns have a whole lot more issues than TR right now.
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No. This oline is struggling badly without the two starting guards. Cousins was badly outmatched,
and again, made really stupid mistakes that cost 1, maybe 2 TD's. TR is a different back, quick, and
very, very powerful. Miami's front seven is serious business. That's from Joe Thomas before the game.
The subject of this thread is invalid. Obviously, TRich doesn't have the confidence that the OG's will make the holes.
Some folks would rather he just hit the hole that doesn't exist, like he doesn't have a clue? You watch, a lot of teams
will throw a lot more against Miami because of their front seven.
And, TR can fix any "dancing" problem when he does have a hole, in about a few seconds. No big deal.
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No. This oline is struggling badly without the two starting guards. Cousins was badly outmatched,
and again, made really stupid mistakes that cost 1, maybe 2 TD's. TR is a different back, quick, and
very, very powerful. Miami's front seven is serious business. That's from Joe Thomas before the game.
The subject of this thread is invalid. Obviously, TRich doesn't have the confidence that the OG's will make the holes.
Some folks would rather he just hit the hole that doesn't exist, like he doesn't have a clue? You watch, a lot of teams
will throw a lot more against Miami because of their front seven.
And, TR can fix any "dancing" problem when he does have a hole, in about a few seconds. No big deal.
No. This oline is struggling badly without the two starting guards. Cousins was badly outmatched,
and again, made really stupid mistakes that cost 1, maybe 2 TD's. TR is a different back, quick, and
very, very powerful. Miami's front seven is serious business. That's from Joe Thomas before the game.
The subject of this thread is invalid. Obviously, TRich doesn't have the confidence that the OG's will make the holes.
Some folks would rather he just hit the hole that doesn't exist, like he doesn't have a clue? You watch, a lot of teams
will throw a lot more against Miami because of their front seven.
And, TR can fix any "dancing" problem when he does have a hole, in about a few seconds. No big deal.
John Greco would seem to be the one starting guard - the other two were in a competition for the second spot the second greco signed his new contract.
Anyway, Breaking Bad finishes soon, we should have Jesse Pinkman back.
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What shocked me, cal, in my breakdown was just how bad a first half Greco had... It was not Cousins' bad... but it was bad. Nonetheless there were holes available... just not where they were supposed to be.... he was dancing where they were supposed to be.
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Elude defenders by running them over... LOL....
A run due to pressure from a pass rush counts as a read option run...
31 rushes at 3.3 per gets TR 102 yards... and we lose...
You can beat a dead horse all-day, but it still ain't getting up....
jrb... stop it, man... you're killing me...
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What shocked me, cal, in my breakdown was just how bad a first half Greco had... It was not Cousins' bad... but it was bad. Nonetheless there were holes available... just not where they were supposed to be.... he was dancing where they were supposed to be.
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Elude defenders by running them over... LOL....
A run due to pressure from a pass rush counts as a read option run...
31 rushes at 3.3 per gets TR 102 yards... and we lose...
You can beat a dead horse all-day, but it still ain't getting up....
jrb... stop it, man... you're killing me...
What shocked me, cal, in my breakdown was just how bad a first half Greco had... It was not Cousins' bad... but it was bad. Nonetheless there were holes available... just not where they were supposed to be.... he was dancing where they were supposed to be.
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Elude defenders by running them over... LOL....
A run due to pressure from a pass rush counts as a read option run...
31 rushes at 3.3 per gets TR 102 yards... and we lose...
You can beat a dead horse all-day, but it still ain't getting up....
jrb... stop it, man... you're killing me...
It's funny cause you're killing me too. Failing to do basic math (47/13 is not 3.3 YPC) says about everything I need to know.
I'm done, but here's the definition of elude just for your reference: To evade or escape from, as by daring, cleverness, or skill. Of course breaking a tackle due to strength and size isn't skill or anything. Good grief.
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Size and strength are skills???
On the other hand, I had the TR avg YPC wrong. Thought 3.3 was his 2012 average (I was going for a bigger sample size), but it was 3.6... same as it was Sunday... So you only needed to find him 28 carries to get him to 100 yds... and we tie???
I'm all in on more TR touches... runs if they're working. I think we might agree that 4.0 YPC is still the measure of an effective run game... yes? But there was no sign Sunday that pounding the rock would have produced better results late than they did early.
And certainly more TR touches via the pass where he avg'd 15 ypc... and can use that "ellusive strength" in the 2ndary.... (sorry... could not resist...).
Till we meet again... when we may well agree... it's happened before.
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Size and strength are skills???
On the other hand, I had the TR avg YPC wrong. Thought 3.3 was his 2012 average (I was going for a bigger sample size), but it was 3.6... same as it was Sunday... So you only needed to find him 28 carries to get him to 100 yds... and we tie???
I'm all in on more TR touches... runs if they're working. I think we might agree that 4.0 YPC is still the measure of an effective run game... yes? But there was no sign Sunday that pounding the rock would have produced better results late than they did early.
And certainly more TR touches via the pass where he avg'd 15 ypc... and can use that "ellusive strength" in the 2ndary.... (sorry... could not resist...).
Till we meet again... when we may well agree... it's happened before.
Size and strength are skills???
On the other hand, I had the TR avg YPC wrong. Thought 3.3 was his 2012 average (I was going for a bigger sample size), but it was 3.6... same as it was Sunday... So you only needed to find him 28 carries to get him to 100 yds... and we tie???
I'm all in on more TR touches... runs if they're working. I think we might agree that 4.0 YPC is still the measure of an effective run game... yes? But there was no sign Sunday that pounding the rock would have produced better results late than they did early.
And certainly more TR touches via the pass where he avg'd 15 ypc... and can use that "ellusive strength" in the 2ndary.... (sorry... could not resist...).
Till we meet again... when we may well agree... it's happened before.
If used well, yes they are. Anyone can have size and strength, just go to the local Gold's gym and you can see that. Using that strength and size is a skill in football. Guys like AP and to a lesser extent Michael Turner or Mike Tolbert have or had a lot of success but they had skills against smaller defenders. Anyone can be elusive, it's just commonly given to the Darren Sproles of the games. To me, if you're breaking tackles that makes you elusive. IDC how that goes.
The bottom line is you can't judge the guy based on 13 carries. Even if on the 14th carry he gets a 10 yard gain, we're getting to that 'benchmark' of 4.0 YPC. Trent had several nice runs early and it was totally abandoned in a close game for the second half. I'm willing to eat crow if given more touches in this system he still has mediocre numbers, but it's hard to judge when he's hardly getting the ball. I think Trent has all the skills to be a steady back, but we have to give the guy a chance.
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our OL play was terrible, we all know that. but as one poster said above comparing TR to mccoy is laughable. mccoy has that burst of speed as soon as he gets the ball and quite frankly is past the Dline before they know what's going on. TR needs a hole or to get outside to gain his momentum. mccoy has it from the start.
and yes the browns look like they are playing HS football compared to most teams in the league.
i'd hate to see what our power ranking is right now.
chudzinski said the team 'will learn' from the loss to the fins. well i hope he and turner learn something too.
i would have fed TR 30 times that game. if anything you're wearing down the fins D and let him get outside where he can punish some DBs so they are less effective against our non-effective receiving corp. our semi-rookie TE is the only one that showed up.
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Like I said, the announcers commented during replays on the 5 or so carries where T-Rich could've left it at one cut and got more yards than he did by cutting 4 or 5 times in a small space (and not at McCoy's pace, to be sure). He really needs to get his 4 or 5 and stop getting 2 because he's dancing.
It's not hard to spot when it's replayed and commented on. I wouldn't draft ANY back that high in today's league... and I really don't think T-Rich was "The One" anyway. I think he's a good back. I think he's versatile and committed. But I don't really believe he'll win us a lot more games than Bernard Pierce would have (3rd rounder in 2012).
Honestly, I think the draft was obvious: Tannehill and then Martin, whom the Browns were said to love. But it didn't go that way and we can move on. It is going to cost us because as of right now, today, I'm no more convinced that Weeden is our long-term starter... and I'm betting Banner and Lombardi feel the same. It can change.
Like I said, the announcers commented during replays on the 5 or so carries where T-Rich could've left it at one cut and got more yards than he did by cutting 4 or 5 times in a small space (and not at McCoy's pace, to be sure). He really needs to get his 4 or 5 and stop getting 2 because he's dancing.
It's not hard to spot when it's replayed and commented on. I wouldn't draft ANY back that high in today's league... and I really don't think T-Rich was "The One" anyway. I think he's a good back. I think he's versatile and committed. But I don't really believe he'll win us a lot more games than Bernard Pierce would have (3rd rounder in 2012).
Honestly, I think the draft was obvious: Tannehill and then Martin, whom the Browns were said to love. But it didn't go that way and we can move on. It is going to cost us because as of right now, today, I'm no more convinced that Weeden is our long-term starter... and I'm betting Banner and Lombardi feel the same. It can change.
You keep saying we can move on from the draft...yet you bring it up in every single post.
I literally can copy and paste any one of your responses from any other thread...and it will look exactly the same as this one.
"I think the #3 spot was too high for a RB. Did you listen to the announcers? It's pretty obvious what they said is right, and I agree with it. I wish we had Tannehill and Martin, but we don't so no use in worrying about it. This is a passing league. Did it mention that I wish we would have drafted Tannehill and Martin? Oh well, it's too late now. We need a pass rush. It's too bad we can't get that from Tannehill and Martin. Tannehill passes and Martin catches the pass and then also rushes. It's perfect. But oh well, we don't have them so no use in bringing them up."
By the way, since everyone gushed about Martin's YPC last season (since that was really the only better stat he had than Richardson)... heres their 2013 comparisons.
Richardson
13 carries 47 yards 3.6 YPC 0 TD
Martin
24 carries 65 yards 2.7 YPC 1 TD
Keep in mind, that's against the vaunted Jets defense starting...nobody in their front 7.
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Like I said, the announcers commented during replays on the 5 or so carries where T-Rich could've left it at one cut and got more yards than he did by cutting 4 or 5 times in a small space (and not at McCoy's pace, to be sure). He really needs to get his 4 or 5 and stop getting 2 because he's dancing.
It's not hard to spot when it's replayed and commented on. I wouldn't draft ANY back that high in today's league... and I really don't think T-Rich was "The One" anyway. I think he's a good back. I think he's versatile and committed. But I don't really believe he'll win us a lot more games than Bernard Pierce would have (3rd rounder in 2012).
Honestly, I think the draft was obvious: Tannehill and then Martin, whom the Browns were said to love. But it didn't go that way and we can move on. It is going to cost us because as of right now, today, I'm no more convinced that Weeden is our long-term starter... and I'm betting Banner and Lombardi feel the same. It can change.
I hear ya man, what a crappy pick. I remember when you were all for the pick and I couldn't understand why!! Doh!!
Go Trent, he da man.
Like I said, the announcers commented during replays on the 5 or so carries where T-Rich could've left it at one cut and got more yards than he did by cutting 4 or 5 times in a small space (and not at McCoy's pace, to be sure). He really needs to get his 4 or 5 and stop getting 2 because he's dancing.
It's not hard to spot when it's replayed and commented on. I wouldn't draft ANY back that high in today's league... and I really don't think T-Rich was "The One" anyway. I think he's a good back. I think he's versatile and committed. But I don't really believe he'll win us a lot more games than Bernard Pierce would have (3rd rounder in 2012).
Honestly, I think the draft was obvious: Tannehill and then Martin, whom the Browns were said to love. But it didn't go that way and we can move on. It is going to cost us because as of right now, today, I'm no more convinced that Weeden is our long-term starter... and I'm betting Banner and Lombardi feel the same. It can change.
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I liked the pick better than some of the alternatives... but my pick was Tannehill/Martin. But I figured with a rookie salary cap, you could afford to get a back's best five years and call it a relationship. Plenty of smart guys told me he might be the best player in the draft so my sense was, "Well, he isn't a cornerback. Go out and conquer the world."
But to use a #3 after a pricey trade-up, I've always said he better be great, not good. Good is all the fuck over the draft and after. Good is what most teams want at running back, with more good behind it. Great is for quarterbacks and pass rushers, if you're constructed right.
To be worth a #3 pick, you shouldn't need people making excuses for you. You should just get on with gaining 1,500 yards at 4.7 a clip, period. End of sentence. Same thing for Darren McFadden: Top 10 back, you need to start cutting against the grain and carrying your team, make life easier for your quarterback (who eventually has to win it for you).
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I liked the pick better than some of the alternatives... but my pick was Tannehill/Martin. But I figured with a rookie salary cap, you could afford to get a back's best five years and call it a relationship. Plenty of smart guys told me he might be the best player in the draft so my sense was, "Well, he isn't a cornerback. Go out and conquer the world."
But to use a #3 after a pricey trade-up, I've always said he better be great, not good. Good is all the fuck over the draft and after. Good is what most teams want at running back, with more good behind it. Great is for quarterbacks and pass rushers, if you're constructed right.
To be worth a #3 pick, you shouldn't need people making excuses for you. You should just get on with gaining 1,500 yards at 4.7 a clip, period. End of sentence. Same thing for Darren McFadden: Top 10 back, you need to start cutting against the grain and carrying your team, make life easier for your quarterback (who eventually has to win it for you).
Tannehill just seems like another Chad Henne. How many interceptions did our secondary drop that hit them I'm the hands ... Three?I liked the pick better than some of the alternatives... but my pick was Tannehill/Martin. But I figured with a rookie salary cap, you could afford to get a back's best five years and call it a relationship. Plenty of smart guys told me he might be the best player in the draft so my sense was, "Well, he isn't a cornerback. Go out and conquer the world."
But to use a #3 after a pricey trade-up, I've always said he better be great, not good. Good is all the fuck over the draft and after. Good is what most teams want at running back, with more good behind it. Great is for quarterbacks and pass rushers, if you're constructed right.
To be worth a #3 pick, you shouldn't need people making excuses for you. You should just get on with gaining 1,500 yards at 4.7 a clip, period. End of sentence. Same thing for Darren McFadden: Top 10 back, you need to start cutting against the grain and carrying your team, make life easier for your quarterback (who eventually has to win it for you).
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I started to read your last post, it got weird and insulting so I stopped, but I'll continue to read your more meaningful stuff, which is great.
I started to read your last post, it got weird and insulting so I stopped, but I'll continue to read your more meaningful stuff, which is great.
I'm sorry, it was more geared towards humor than towards belittling. I enjoy our debates, you're one of the posters who actually understands what he's saying and why he's saying it.
I just knew this week would be miserable from the moment the final whistle blew.
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