Browns vs. Patriots depth chart
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Ryan Lafell is more better?
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Actually, a franchise QB is just what the Browns primarily need to get them over the hump.......assuming that the FO and coaching staff are going to maintain some stability for a while.
I suggest if you did the same analysis....taking each individual Browns player and matched them against each individual player on the Champion New England Patriots, the Browns would probably have more better players at each position than the Pats.
The biggest difference? QB and coach/ownership stability.
Now, sure there would some slots....like Gronk of course....but overall....I might bet on the Browns. Compare the starters:
LWR Dwayne Bowe vs. Ryan LaFell
RWR Taylor Gabriel vs. Julian Edelman
LT Joe Thomas vs. Nate Solder
LG Joel Bitonio vs. Jordan Devey
OC Alex Mack vs. Bryan Stork
RG John Greco vs. Ryan Wendell
RT Mitchell Schwartz vs. Sebastian Vollmer
QB Josh McCown vs. Tom Brady
TE Gary Barnidge vs. Rob Gronkowski
RB Isaiah Crowell vs. LeGarrette Blount
XX RB Terence West vs. TE Michael Hoomamawaui (Pats use primarily 2 TE set)
RDE Desmond Bryant vs. Chandler Jones
NT Phil Taylor vs. DT Alex Branch
LDE Billy Winn vs. Rob Ninkovich
LOLB Paul Kruger vs. OLB Jamie Collins
XXX LILB Craig Robertson vs. DT Sealver Siliga
RILB Karlos Dansby vs. MLB Jerod Mayo
ROLB Barkevious Mingo vs. OLB Donta Hightower
LCB Joe Haden vs. Logan Ryan
SS Donte Whitner vs. Patrick Chung
FS Tashaun Gipson vs. Devin McCourty
RCB Tramon Williams vs. Kyle Arrington
P Spencer Lanning vs. Ryan Allen
K Garret Hartley vs. Stephen Gostkowski
KR Jordan Poyer vs. Danny Amendola
PR Travis Benjamin vs. Julian Edelman
Honestly....except for 2-3 obvious slots (Pats own QB and TE, Browns own most of the DB)....I am not sure where these players grade out against each other.
Perhaps you can give your opinions.
LWR Dwayne Bowe vs. Ryan LaFell.....Adv. Browns....
RWR Taylor Gabriel vs. Julian Edelman....Adv. Pats....
LT Joe Thomas vs. Nate Solder.....Adv. Browns....
LG Joel Bitonio vs. Jordan Devey.....Adv. Browns....
OC Alex Mack vs. Bryan Stork.....Adv. Browns....
RG John Greco vs. Ryan Wendell.....Adv. Browns....
RT Mitchell Schwartz vs. Sebastian Vollmer....Adv. Pats....
QB Josh McCown vs. Tom Brady....Adv. Pats....
TE Gary Barnidge vs. Rob Gronkowski....Adv. Pats....
RB Isaiah Crowell vs. LeGarrette Blount....Adv. Pats....
XX RB Terence West vs. TE Michael Hoomamawaui (Pats use primarily 2 TE set).....Adv. Browns....
RDE Desmond Bryant vs. Chandler Jones....Adv. Pats....
NT Phil Taylor vs. DT Alex Branch.....Adv. Browns....
LDE Billy Winn vs. Rob Ninkovich....Adv. Pats....
LOLB Paul Kruger vs. OLB Jamie Collins....Adv. Pats....
XXX LILB Craig Robertson vs. DT Sealver Siliga.....Adv. Browns....
RILB Karlos Dansby vs. MLB Jerod Mayo.....Adv. Browns....
ROLB Barkevious Mingo vs. OLB Donta Hightower....Adv. Pats....
LCB Joe Haden vs. Logan Ryan.....Adv. Browns....
SS Donte Whitner vs. Patrick Chung.....Adv. Browns....
FS Tashaun Gipson vs. Devin McCourty.....Adv. Browns....
RCB Tramon Williams vs. Kyle Arrington.....Adv. Browns....
P Spencer Lanning vs. Ryan Allen....Adv. Pats....
K Garret Hartley vs. Stephen Gostkowski....Adv. Pats....
KR Jordan Poyer vs. Danny Amendola....Adv. Pats....
PR Travis Benjamin vs. Julian Edelman....Adv. Pats....
Just my thoughts
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LWR Dwayne Bowe vs. Ryan LaFell.....Adv. Browns....
RWR Taylor Gabriel vs. Julian Edelman....Adv. Pats....
LT Joe Thomas vs. Nate Solder.....Adv. Browns....
LG Joel Bitonio vs. Jordan Devey.....Adv. Browns....
OC Alex Mack vs. Bryan Stork.....Adv. Browns....
RG John Greco vs. Ryan Wendell.....Adv. Browns....
RT Mitchell Schwartz vs. Sebastian Vollmer....Adv. Pats....
QB Josh McCown vs. Tom Brady....Adv. Pats....
TE Gary Barnidge vs. Rob Gronkowski....Adv. Pats....
RB Isaiah Crowell vs. LeGarrette Blount....Adv. Pats....
XX RB Terence West vs. TE Michael Hoomamawaui (Pats use primarily 2 TE set).....Adv. Browns....
RDE Desmond Bryant vs. Chandler Jones....Adv. Pats....
NT Phil Taylor vs. DT Alex Branch.....Adv. Browns....
LDE Billy Winn vs. Rob Ninkovich....Adv. Pats....
LOLB Paul Kruger vs. OLB Jamie Collins....Adv. Pats....
XXX LILB Craig Robertson vs. DT Sealver Siliga.....Adv. Browns....
RILB Karlos Dansby vs. MLB Jerod Mayo.....Adv. Browns....
ROLB Barkevious Mingo vs. OLB Donta Hightower....Adv. Pats....
LCB Joe Haden vs. Logan Ryan.....Adv. Browns....
SS Donte Whitner vs. Patrick Chung.....Adv. Browns....
FS Tashaun Gipson vs. Devin McCourty.....Adv. Browns....
RCB Tramon Williams vs. Kyle Arrington.....Adv. Browns....
P Spencer Lanning vs. Ryan Allen....Adv. Pats....
K Garret Hartley vs. Stephen Gostkowski....Adv. Pats....
KR Jordan Poyer vs. Danny Amendola....Adv. Pats....
PR Travis Benjamin vs. Julian Edelman....Adv. Pats....
Just my thoughts
Just my thoughts
You give the Browns 13 slots, and the Pats 13 slots. (but of offensive and defensive starters you give the Browns 13, the Pats 9.
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Actually, a franchise QB is just what the Browns primarily need to get them over the hump.......assuming that the FO and coaching staff are going to maintain some stability for a while.
I suggest if you did the same analysis....taking each individual Browns player and matched them against each individual player on the Champion New England Patriots, the Browns would probably have more better players at each position than the Pats.
The biggest difference? QB and coach/ownership stability.
Now, sure there would some slots....like Gronk of course....but overall....I might bet on the Browns. Compare the starters:
LWR Dwayne Bowe vs. Ryan LaFell
RWR Taylor Gabriel vs. Julian Edelman
LT Joe Thomas vs. Nate Solder
LG Joel Bitonio vs. Jordan Devey
OC Alex Mack vs. Bryan Stork
RG John Greco vs. Ryan Wendell
RT Mitchell Schwartz vs. Sebastian Vollmer
QB Josh McCown vs. Tom Brady
TE Gary Barnidge vs. Rob Gronkowski
RB Isaiah Crowell vs. LeGarrette Blount
XX RB Terence West vs. TE Michael Hoomamawaui (Pats use primarily 2 TE set)
RDE Desmond Bryant vs. Chandler Jones
NT Phil Taylor vs. DT Alex Branch
LDE Billy Winn vs. Rob Ninkovich
LOLB Paul Kruger vs. OLB Jamie Collins
XXX LILB Craig Robertson vs. DT Sealver Siliga
RILB Karlos Dansby vs. MLB Jerod Mayo
ROLB Barkevious Mingo vs. OLB Donta Hightower
LCB Joe Haden vs. Logan Ryan
SS Donte Whitner vs. Patrick Chung
FS Tashaun Gipson vs. Devin McCourty
RCB Tramon Williams vs. Kyle Arrington
P Spencer Lanning vs. Ryan Allen
K Garret Hartley vs. Stephen Gostkowski
KR Jordan Poyer vs. Danny Amendola
PR Travis Benjamin vs. Julian Edelman
Honestly....except for 2-3 obvious slots (Pats own QB and TE, Browns own most of the DB)....I am not sure where these players grade out against each other.
Perhaps you can give your opinions.
Actually, a franchise QB is just what the Browns primarily need to get them over the hump.......assuming that the FO and coaching staff are going to maintain some stability for a while.
I suggest if you did the same analysis....taking each individual Browns player and matched them against each individual player on the Champion New England Patriots, the Browns would probably have more better players at each position than the Pats.
The biggest difference? QB and coach/ownership stability.
Now, sure there would some slots....like Gronk of course....but overall....I might bet on the Browns. Compare the starters:
LWR Dwayne Bowe vs. Ryan Brandon LaFell
RWR Taylor Gabriel Brian Hartline vs. Julian Edelman
SWR- Andrew Hawkins/Taylor Gabriel vs Danny Amendola
LT Joe Thomas vs. Nate Solder
LG Joel Bitonio vs. Jordan Devey
OC Alex Mack vs. Bryan Stork
RG John Greco vs. Ryan Wendell
RT Mitchell Schwartz Michael Bowie vs. Sebastian Vollmer
QB Josh McCown Johnny Manziel vs. Tom Brady
TE Gary Barnidge vs. Rob Gronkowski
RB Isaiah Crowell vs. LeGarrette Blount
XX RB Terence West vs. TE Michael Hoomamawaui (Pats use primarily 2 TE set)
RDE Desmond Bryant vs. Chandler Jones
NT Phil Taylor vs. DT Alex Branch
LDE Billy Winn vs. Rob Ninkovich
LOLB Paul Kruger vs. OLB Jamie Collins
XXX LILB Craig Robertson vs. DT Sealver Siliga Jabaal Sheard (I think Sheard is more of a wildcard player than Siliga, might play DE. OLB)
RILB Karlos Dansby vs. MLB Jerod Mayo
ROLB Barkevious Mingo vs. OLB Donta Hightower
LCB Joe Haden vs. Logan Ryan
SS Donte Whitner vs. Patrick Chung
FS Tashaun Gipson vs. Devin McCourty
RCB Tramon Williams vs. Kyle Arrington
P Spencer Lanning vs. Ryan Allen
K Garret Hartley vs. Stephen Gostkowski
KR Jordan Poyer vs. Danny Amendola
PR Travis Benjamin vs. Julian Edelman
Honestly....except for 2-3 obvious slots (Pats own QB and TE, Browns own most of the DB)....I am not sure where these players grade out against each other.
Perhaps you can give your opinions.
Fixed it for you.
Comparing individual slots, the Browns have comparable talent in many positions. However, the talent/experience deficit at QB far outweighs any slight advantage the Browns had from other positions.
I'd honestly rather take a team of scrubs with Tom Brady at the helm than a team of Pro Bowlers being quarterbacked by Josh McCown.
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How do you pick Hartline over Edelman?
Also, they have lots more depth than us.
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How do you pick Hartline over Edelman?
Also, they have lots more depth than us.
Because my ex thinks Julian Edelman is hot, and she's a mega bitch.
But, on a real note, Hartline is more durable and more reliable, which is what I value in a #2 receiver moreso than dynamic playmaking ability. Hartline has only had one season where hasn't played in all 16 games, Edelman has only had one season where he HAS played in all 16 games. Granted, he saw limited playing time because he was behind a few solid receivers (namely, Welker), but Hartline has shown that he can not only be relied on, but he can produce in a poor QB situation and with limited other receiving options.
That's why I value Hartline over Edelman. For building a team, I think producing at a decent clip without having a solid QB, without having a stable FO, without having other viable receiving options, etc. is a much more desirable quality.
I don't expect Hartline to be anything more than a 500-900 yard, 3 TD a season receiver. But I do expect to not have to worry about our #2 receiver spot for his career in Cleveland.
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How do you pick Hartline over Edelman?
Also, they have lots more depth than us.
Because my ex thinks Julian Edelman is hot, and she's a mega bitch.
But, on a real note, Hartline is more durable and more reliable, which is what I value in a #2 receiver moreso than dynamic playmaking ability. Hartline has only had one season where hasn't played in all 16 games, Edelman has only had one season where he HAS played in all 16 games. Granted, he saw limited playing time because he was behind a few solid receivers (namely, Welker), but Hartline has shown that he can not only be relied on, but he can produce in a poor QB situation and with limited other receiving options.
That's why I value Hartline over Edelman. For building a team, I think producing at a decent clip without having a solid QB, without having a stable FO, without having other viable receiving options, etc. is a much more desirable quality.
I don't expect Hartline to be anything more than a 500-900 yard, 3 TD a season receiver. But I do expect to not have to worry about our #2 receiver spot for his career in Cleveland.
Because my ex thinks Julian Edelman is hot, and she's a mega bitch.
But, on a real note, Hartline is more durable and more reliable, which is what I value in a #2 receiver moreso than dynamic playmaking ability. Hartline has only had one season where hasn't played in all 16 games, Edelman has only had one season where he HAS played in all 16 games. Granted, he saw limited playing time because he was behind a few solid receivers (namely, Welker), but Hartline has shown that he can not only be relied on, but he can produce in a poor QB situation and with limited other receiving options.
That's why I value Hartline over Edelman. For building a team, I think producing at a decent clip without having a solid QB, without having a stable FO, without having other viable receiving options, etc. is a much more desirable quality.
I don't expect Hartline to be anything more than a 500-900 yard, 3 TD a season receiver. But I do expect to not have to worry about our #2 receiver spot for his career in Cleveland.
Hartline is no where near as good as edleman. If he were he would still be in Miami.
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Because my ex thinks Julian Edelman is hot, and she's a mega bitch.
But, on a real note, Hartline is more durable and more reliable, which is what I value in a #2 receiver moreso than dynamic playmaking ability. Hartline has only had one season where hasn't played in all 16 games, Edelman has only had one season where he HAS played in all 16 games. Granted, he saw limited playing time because he was behind a few solid receivers (namely, Welker), but Hartline has shown that he can not only be relied on, but he can produce in a poor QB situation and with limited other receiving options.
That's why I value Hartline over Edelman. For building a team, I think producing at a decent clip without having a solid QB, without having a stable FO, without having other viable receiving options, etc. is a much more desirable quality.
I don't expect Hartline to be anything more than a 500-900 yard, 3 TD a season receiver. But I do expect to not have to worry about our #2 receiver spot for his career in Cleveland.
Hartline is no where near as good as edleman. If he were he would still be in Miami.
Hartline is no where near as good as edleman. If he were he would still be in Miami.
Edelman would be nowhere as good as Edelman if he didn't have Tom Brady throwing to him. If Brady were throwing to Hartline, he would probably be Wes Welker.
I kinda give those two pretty much a wash.
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Actually, a franchise QB is just what the Browns primarily need to get them over the hump.......assuming that the FO and coaching staff are going to maintain some stability for a while.
I suggest if you did the same analysis....taking each individual Browns player and matched them against each individual player on the Champion New England Patriots, the Browns would probably have more better players at each position than the Pats.
The biggest difference? QB and coach/ownership stability.
Now, sure there would some slots....like Gronk of course....but overall....I might bet on the Browns. Compare the starters:
LWR Dwayne Bowe vs. Ryan Brandon LaFell
RWR Taylor Gabriel Brian Hartline vs. Julian Edelman
SWR- Andrew Hawkins/Taylor Gabriel vs Danny Amendola
LT Joe Thomas vs. Nate Solder
LG Joel Bitonio vs. Jordan Devey
OC Alex Mack vs. Bryan Stork
RG John Greco vs. Ryan Wendell
RT Mitchell Schwartz Michael Bowie vs. Sebastian Vollmer
QB Josh McCown Johnny Manziel vs. Tom Brady
TE Gary Barnidge vs. Rob Gronkowski
RB Isaiah Crowell vs. LeGarrette Blount
XX RB Terence West vs. TE Michael Hoomamawaui (Pats use primarily 2 TE set)
RDE Desmond Bryant vs. Chandler Jones
NT Phil Taylor vs. DT Alex Branch
LDE Billy Winn vs. Rob Ninkovich
LOLB Paul Kruger vs. OLB Jamie Collins
XXX LILB Craig Robertson vs. DT Sealver Siliga Jabaal Sheard (I think Sheard is more of a wildcard player than Siliga, might play DE. OLB)
RILB Karlos Dansby vs. MLB Jerod Mayo
ROLB Barkevious Mingo vs. OLB Donta Hightower
LCB Joe Haden vs. Logan Ryan
SS Donte Whitner vs. Patrick Chung
FS Tashaun Gipson vs. Devin McCourty
RCB Tramon Williams vs. Kyle Arrington
P Spencer Lanning vs. Ryan Allen
K Garret Hartley vs. Stephen Gostkowski
KR Jordan Poyer vs. Danny Amendola
PR Travis Benjamin vs. Julian Edelman
Honestly....except for 2-3 obvious slots (Pats own QB and TE, Browns own most of the DB)....I am not sure where these players grade out against each other.
Perhaps you can give your opinions.
Fixed it for you.
Comparing individual slots, the Browns have comparable talent in many positions. However, the talent/experience deficit at QB far outweighs any slight advantage the Browns had from other positions.
I'd honestly rather take a team of scrubs with Tom Brady at the helm than a team of Pro Bowlers being quarterbacked by Josh McCown.
Fixed it for you.
Comparing individual slots, the Browns have comparable talent in many positions. However, the talent/experience deficit at QB far outweighs any slight advantage the Browns had from other positions.
I'd honestly rather take a team of scrubs with Tom Brady at the helm than a team of Pro Bowlers being quarterbacked by Josh McCown.
Yea, some, maybe. I don't see Bowie overtaking Schwartz though.....and for whatever reason, Ourlads did not have Sheard as the starter....so you can take your issue up with them.
And Johnny eh? Some would say you really dug our hole deeper.
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The Browns should sign their young players before they reach free agency. Tashaun Gipson should be locked into a long term deal before next year. New England signed Devin McCourty to a 5 yr deal with 15million signing bonus and 28 million quaranteed. I'm not saying Gipson should get that kind of money but seeing how Skrine, Sheard and Rubin all got big money elsewhere the Browns need to sign their young players before they walk.
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Opal, gotta understand how the tender works. They do it when they don't know the fair market value of a player because it allows them to sort of dip their toe in the water and find out without allowing that player to be a full blown free agent. It's pretty genius actually.
As I understand it, Gipson has no ability to "walk" without the Browns making their offer.
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