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  • Thats what they need to do....overdraft their chosen position....

    Good example?....how about picking Gilbert in Rd1....then Desir in Rd 4.....then Kwaun as a UDFA.....

    Tapped 3 and got 2......just not in the order you would expect.....but those are the odds when drafting, so you take what you can get.....

    Time to overdraft LB's.....lots and lots of LB's......fast ones, SMART ones, versatile ones, aggressive ones & mean ones....

    But, please, dont bring me "potential" or " a DE conversion" or "a project"......just an accomplished(3 down) LB x 2 (or 3)

  • @mudfly said:

    I think we need to draft LB in rounds 1 thru 5.....and hope we score at least 2 that can play......otherwise, nothing will get better....

    Don't worry Mud, we have a reputation to maintain. So QB it is in rounds 1-5! One will stick. 😄😛😆😁

    @texasag1969 said:

    Don't worry Mud, we have a reputation to maintain. So QB it is in rounds 1-5! One will stick. 😄😛😆😁

    As good as Bernie was at qb, he had a D that was capable of holding a lead. Dawg pound originted because of lights out defensive play. The true rep of the Browns has mostly been based on defense.....so in reply....HUH?

  • I think we need to draft LB in rounds 1 thru 5.....and hope we score at least 2 that can play......otherwise, nothing will get better....

    @mudfly said:

    I think we need to draft LB in rounds 1 thru 5.....and hope we score at least 2 that can play......otherwise, nothing will get better....

    LOL... started thinking about an LB draft last nite after writing my "In Defense of Pettine" treatise yesterday... and woke up thinking about it this AM.

    Problem is every defensive player that caught my eye yesterday played a position other than LB...

  • @mudfly said:

    I think we need to draft LB in rounds 1 thru 5.....and hope we score at least 2 that can play......otherwise, nothing will get better....

    LOL... started thinking about an LB draft last nite after writing my "In Defense of Pettine" treatise yesterday... and woke up thinking about it this AM.

    Problem is every defensive player that caught my eye yesterday played a position other than LB...

    @tour2ma said:

    Problem is every defensive player that caught my eye yesterday played a position other than LB...

    Ha!....thats why we need to draft like 5 of them.....just to make sure we get the good one, who ever that may be....

    On a side note.....Pryor and Bowe inactive.......Jennings activated from PS and on active roster today.....weird, eh?

  • More surprising to me was Winston being inactive... Had to change my this week write-up...

    Jennings might be a familiarity move for Austin...

  • More surprising to me was Winston being inactive... Had to change my this week write-up...

    Jennings might be a familiarity move for Austin...

    @tour2ma said:

    More surprising to me was Winston being inactive... Had to change my this week write-up...

    Jennings might be a familiarity move for Austin...

    ahhhh....of course.....makes more sense now that you've mentioned that.....

  • With the injuries suffered by the Browns receivers, (at least 2-3 of them with concussions) I would expect Pryor to start seeing some playing time.

  • We might be witnessing the worst group of starting receivers in recent memory. I can't imagine that we WON'T see Pryor, but just how much can he possibly know in a couple of weeks? Hopefully it's enough to get on the field for an extended amount of time. This is as bad as an offense can get. How in the heck can a staff evaluate Johnny Manziel when the offense is completely devoid of talent? I'm not saying we had a wealth to begin with, but now it's completely insane.

    I have to admit, Jennings showed me a little fire yesterday, and I look to see him improve upon his showing this weekend. I believe at 5'10 and 170 pounds, he'll provide some much needed size. *eye roll*

    At any rate, the offense is only going to be part of the problem. I don't want to THINK about what happens when we play the Steelers.

    Good luck Johnny...maybe you can find Pryor or Jennings for a few big plays and give us something to cheer about.

  • @westside-steve said:

    There has to be a reason that no other team in the league wanted him. Hence I'm curious as to why some of you guys are so thrilled? Just the Homer aspect?

    WSS

    You make a good point.......but "we" want him because he is tall and fast.......and there is a dearth of that among the Browns WR corps.

    And, sure....homerism as well.

    Question for all y'all: What former QBs have actually made the transition to WR? Anyone? I can think of the two Kent staters: Cribbs and Edelman.

    Who else?

    @the-gipper said:

    You make a good point.......but "we" want him because he is tall and fast.......and there is a dearth of that among the Browns WR corps.

    And, sure....homerism as well.

    Question for all y'all: What former QBs have actually made the transition to WR? Anyone? I can think of the two Kent staters: Cribbs and Edelman.

    Who else?

    I can think of some tight ends that came from basketball! I don't thik QB's typically have the athleticism or speed to convert to WR. Pryor is the exception...6'5", 4.38 time. The Browns ought to invest all they can in his developement, teaching him route running and creating separation. How many defensive backfields could cover Pryor and Benjamin both running deep routes, and still cover intermediate receivers.

  • @the-gipper said:

    You make a good point.......but "we" want him because he is tall and fast.......and there is a dearth of that among the Browns WR corps.

    And, sure....homerism as well.

    Question for all y'all: What former QBs have actually made the transition to WR? Anyone? I can think of the two Kent staters: Cribbs and Edelman.

    Who else?

    I can think of some tight ends that came from basketball! I don't thik QB's typically have the athleticism or speed to convert to WR. Pryor is the exception...6'5", 4.38 time. The Browns ought to invest all they can in his developement, teaching him route running and creating separation. How many defensive backfields could cover Pryor and Benjamin both running deep routes, and still cover intermediate receivers.

    @medinadawg said:

    I can think of some tight ends that came from basketball! I don't thik QB's typically have the athleticism or speed to convert to WR. Pryor is the exception...6'5", 4.38 time. The Browns ought to invest all they can in his developement, teaching him route running and creating separation. How many defensive backfields could cover Pryor and Benjamin both running deep routes, and still cover intermediate receivers.

    Well, that is the experiment that will be undertaken. Hopefully it will have some success.