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  • @tiamat63 said:

    As for why you don't see the 5, 6 or 7 with Corey is because it takes away his greatest attribute - YAC.

    Also not exactly the "go to" hands on 3rd and 5?

    @tour2ma said:

    Also not exactly the "go to" hands on 3rd and 5?

    He might be like Steve Smith physically, but Smitty could catch a bb in the dark. This kid ain't that.

    Not to say he's Greg Little either. He isn't the best pair of hands on this team, I don't know enough about Baylor's skill players to comment on his college team either.

  • CC's hands measured at the dreaded 9....

  • CC's hands measured at the dreaded 9....

    @tour2ma said:

    CC's hands measured at the dreaded 9....

    Handsize might be an issue. CC doesn't always catch the ball away from his body.

    The two most important things to me that any (good) receiver should have before I draft them are lights out hands, and good footwork. He needs serious improvement on both of those before he's a starter. As its stands he's relied on scheme and straight line speed. Which brings me back to the receiver I wanted that doesn't possess either issue.

    Oh and if I hear the "zomg 20 touchdowns" thing again... People truly need to understand that if there is a decent receiver in Baylor's offense, they'll get double digit TD's without too much trouble.

  • I see him as picking up where Benji left off. Filling our deep threat, stretch the D role with an incomplete route tree and the odd drop here and there. However, CC is offering more upside... I think Benji maxxed out last season.

    Agree?

  • I see him as picking up where Benji left off. Filling our deep threat, stretch the D role with an incomplete route tree and the odd drop here and there. However, CC is offering more upside... I think Benji maxxed out last season.

    Agree?

    @tour2ma said:

    I see him as picking up where Benji left off. Filling our deep threat, stretch the D role with an incomplete route tree and the odd drop here and there. However, CC is offering more upside... I think Benji maxxed out last season.

    Agree?

    Much more upside. Agree completely.

    edit: I would be lying if I said I would have spent a 15 pick on that type of role/player. This is a vision Shashi and this coaching staff has for this kid. If you want a good glimpse of how long this coaching staff and Mr Brown might last, CC's development arch and contributions might give us an indication whether or not this is the long haul.

  • @tour2ma said:

    CC's hands measured at the dreaded 9....

    Handsize might be an issue. CC doesn't always catch the ball away from his body.

    The two most important things to me that any (good) receiver should have before I draft them are lights out hands, and good footwork. He needs serious improvement on both of those before he's a starter. As its stands he's relied on scheme and straight line speed. Which brings me back to the receiver I wanted that doesn't possess either issue.

    Oh and if I hear the "zomg 20 touchdowns" thing again... People truly need to understand that if there is a decent receiver in Baylor's offense, they'll get double digit TD's without too much trouble.

    @tiamat63 said:

    Oh and if I hear the "zomg 20 touchdowns" thing again... People truly need to understand that if there is a decent receiver in Baylor's offense, they'll get double digit TD's without too much trouble.

    Yep.

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    I remember the JFF youtube highlights. Means nothing.

    Really... even vs. on-field performance?

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Unfortunately we have a poor quarterback situation

    Not anymore...

    "Cody Kessler to the res-cue...

    Go Cody Kesller, GoCody Kessler..."

    @tour2ma said:

    Really... even vs. on-field performance?

    Not anymore...

    "Cody Kessler to the res-cue...

    Go Cody Kesller, GoCody Kessler..."

    If cody kessler somehow comes out of nowhere and takes the team to even the wild card round you guys will be on your damn knees for him.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Really... even vs. on-field performance?

    Not anymore...

    "Cody Kessler to the res-cue...

    Go Cody Kesller, GoCody Kessler..."

    If cody kessler somehow comes out of nowhere and takes the team to even the wild card round you guys will be on your damn knees for him.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    If cody kessler somehow comes out of nowhere and takes the team to even the wild card round you guys will be on your damn knees for him.

    Gotta better chance of meeting Jesus next year than a Browns playoff game

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    If cody kessler somehow comes out of nowhere and takes the team to even the wild card round you guys will be on your damn knees for him.

    Gotta better chance of meeting Jesus next year than a Browns playoff game

    @baconhound said:

    Gotta better chance of meeting Jesus next year than a Browns playoff game

    Why does a non browns fan Celtics lover post here so often?
  • @baconhound said:

    Gotta better chance of meeting Jesus next year than a Browns playoff game

    Why does a non browns fan Celtics lover post here so often?

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Why does a non browns fan Celtics lover post here so often?

    Can be a Browns fan without being sunshine pumper. The team is a dumpster fire but they're still my team.

  • Where are you from that you're a browns and Celtics fan

  • I bitch every draft day; that's what I do. Coleman will be great for RG3. This whole draft tells me Hue is going all in for Griffin by drafting offensive line and wide recievers. The drafting of Coleman proves it.

    We lost a lot of ground with Farmer's last two drafts; But this draft covered every position of need. Building for the future is not glamorous that's why I bitch. But looking at Hue Jackson's strategy and patience is something to admire.