Schefter reports Gilbert traded....
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something new on the menu @ primanti's?
a change from the week 16 cocks ur used to?
There was for our stanley cup championship. You love me mik, its okay to drop the routine.
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Yes at this point, goes without saying... but that'll change quickly should Gibson become the player that everyone thought he should be...a lotta bitchin gonna be goin on!....and at this point we don't really care
That said, the probability of that happening is low...cant recall a high draft pick released or traded by the browns due to poor performance go on to be a stud elsewhere... Gerard Warren and Trent Richardson are two examples, gotta be a bunch more.
Yes at this point, goes without saying... but that'll change quickly should Gibson become the player that everyone thought he should be...a lotta bitchin gonna be goin on!
Gibson? You mean Gilbert?
That said, the probability of that happening is low...cant recall a high draft pick released or traded by the browns due to poor performance go on to be a stud elsewhere... Gerard Warren and Trent Richardson are two examples, gotta be a bunch more.
Warren and Wimbley....well lets just say they had some tenure after leaving the Browns. Neither were studs by any means.
And where are you going with TR? He pretty much sucked. Released by Colts/Ravens.
(a few good players left the Browns via FA....TJ Ward, Sheard....but I don't think that is what we are talking about)
No, it really is true that the Browns drafted bad talent. Proven after they left.
OK, maybe Gilbert has the chance to be the first one to improve his lot.
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Yes at this point, goes without saying... but that'll change quickly should Gibson become the player that everyone thought he should be...a lotta bitchin gonna be goin on!
Gibson? You mean Gilbert?
That said, the probability of that happening is low...cant recall a high draft pick released or traded by the browns due to poor performance go on to be a stud elsewhere... Gerard Warren and Trent Richardson are two examples, gotta be a bunch more.
Warren and Wimbley....well lets just say they had some tenure after leaving the Browns. Neither were studs by any means.
And where are you going with TR? He pretty much sucked. Released by Colts/Ravens.
(a few good players left the Browns via FA....TJ Ward, Sheard....but I don't think that is what we are talking about)
No, it really is true that the Browns drafted bad talent. Proven after they left.
OK, maybe Gilbert has the chance to be the first one to improve his lot.
Yes at this point, goes without saying... but that'll change quickly should Gibson become the player that everyone thought he should be...a lotta bitchin gonna be goin on!
Gibson? You mean Gilbert?
That said, the probability of that happening is low...cant recall a high draft pick released or traded by the browns due to poor performance go on to be a stud elsewhere... Gerard Warren and Trent Richardson are two examples, gotta be a bunch more.
Warren and Wimbley....well lets just say they had some tenure after leaving the Browns. Neither were studs by any means.
And where are you going with TR? He pretty much sucked. Released by Colts/Ravens.
(a few good players left the Browns via FA....TJ Ward, Sheard....but I don't think that is what we are talking about)
No, it really is true that the Browns drafted bad talent. Proven after they left.
OK, maybe Gilbert has the chance to be the first one to improve his lot.
Lol Gibson.
I'm not goin anywhere with TR, just throwing out a couple names that were either busts or not that great with the browns, and pretty much ended up that way with other teams.
Hoping Gibso...er Gilberts fate will be the exception and not the norm!
You're right, Ward and Sheard aren't even in the conversation. They have talent. Especially Ward. The dude can hit. Should be a Steeler.
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Yes at this point, goes without saying... but that'll change quickly should Gibson become the player that everyone thought he should be...a lotta bitchin gonna be goin on!
Gibson? You mean Gilbert?
That said, the probability of that happening is low...cant recall a high draft pick released or traded by the browns due to poor performance go on to be a stud elsewhere... Gerard Warren and Trent Richardson are two examples, gotta be a bunch more.
Warren and Wimbley....well lets just say they had some tenure after leaving the Browns. Neither were studs by any means.
And where are you going with TR? He pretty much sucked. Released by Colts/Ravens.
(a few good players left the Browns via FA....TJ Ward, Sheard....but I don't think that is what we are talking about)
No, it really is true that the Browns drafted bad talent. Proven after they left.
OK, maybe Gilbert has the chance to be the first one to improve his lot.
Lol Gibson.
I'm not goin anywhere with TR, just throwing out a couple names that were either busts or not that great with the browns, and pretty much ended up that way with other teams.
Hoping Gibso...er Gilberts fate will be the exception and not the norm!
You're right, Ward and Sheard aren't even in the conversation. They have talent. Especially Ward. The dude can hit. Should be a Steeler.
Lol Gibson.
I'm not goin anywhere with TR, just throwing out a couple names that were either busts or not that great with the browns, and pretty much ended up that way with other teams.
OK, I thought you were saying that it was the other way around....guys that die well after leaving here.
Hoping Gibso...er Gilberts fate will be the exception and not the norm!
You're right, Ward and Sheard aren't even in the conversation. They have talent. Especially Ward. The dude can hit. Should be a Steeler.
Why? They Steelers have never been known as hard hitters. Dirty hitters, not hard hitters. Good defenders, but not hard hitters.
Not like the likes of Jack Tatum, Night Train Lane, Willie Lanier, Mike Curtis, Steve Atwater, Ronnie Lott, LT, Nitschke and Butkus, Willie Lanier, Ray Lewis, John Lynch, Urlacher, Chuck Bednarik, Sam Huff.
You might say either Joe Greene or Lambert could fit in their, but while Lambert was HOF, I never thought of him as a big hitter, not like the MLBs named above. He was great at positioning and block shedding, but not so great at hammering. He was actually very lightweight for a MLB...compared to others. He was more on the order of Clay Matthews. Right place, right time to tackle, but not a huge hitter. While the Steelers had great defenses under LeBeau, they were heavy wood layers. Polamalu seemed like he was hitting people, but that was just his hair flying. I am not saying he didn't do a good job at his craft, but he was no John Lynch...more or less his contemporary. DBs can be great without being big hitters.....Hello Deion Sanders.
Just know this: In Gilbert, you are not getting a guy with a reputation for hard hitting. More of a guy that shys away from it.
TJ Ward is a bigger hitter than anyone the Steelers have had in decades....at least as far as DBs are concerned.
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Lol Gibson.
I'm not goin anywhere with TR, just throwing out a couple names that were either busts or not that great with the browns, and pretty much ended up that way with other teams.
OK, I thought you were saying that it was the other way around....guys that die well after leaving here.
Hoping Gibso...er Gilberts fate will be the exception and not the norm!
You're right, Ward and Sheard aren't even in the conversation. They have talent. Especially Ward. The dude can hit. Should be a Steeler.
Why? They Steelers have never been known as hard hitters. Dirty hitters, not hard hitters. Good defenders, but not hard hitters.
Not like the likes of Jack Tatum, Night Train Lane, Willie Lanier, Mike Curtis, Steve Atwater, Ronnie Lott, LT, Nitschke and Butkus, Willie Lanier, Ray Lewis, John Lynch, Urlacher, Chuck Bednarik, Sam Huff.
You might say either Joe Greene or Lambert could fit in their, but while Lambert was HOF, I never thought of him as a big hitter, not like the MLBs named above. He was great at positioning and block shedding, but not so great at hammering. He was actually very lightweight for a MLB...compared to others. He was more on the order of Clay Matthews. Right place, right time to tackle, but not a huge hitter. While the Steelers had great defenses under LeBeau, they were heavy wood layers. Polamalu seemed like he was hitting people, but that was just his hair flying. I am not saying he didn't do a good job at his craft, but he was no John Lynch...more or less his contemporary. DBs can be great without being big hitters.....Hello Deion Sanders.
Just know this: In Gilbert, you are not getting a guy with a reputation for hard hitting. More of a guy that shys away from it.
TJ Ward is a bigger hitter than anyone the Steelers have had in decades....at least as far as DBs are concerned.
They Steelers have never been known as hard hitters. Dirty hitters, not hard hitters. Good defenders, but not hard hitters.
uh-huh...
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Culture change? LOL
Dude, he BLOWS.
You better get REAL worried about your scouting staff AND your secondary depth because this move smacks of desperation and ignorance on the part if the Steelers.
I realize it is only a 6th rounder, but why the fuck would you want this guy on your team ... Let alone take us off the hook on his rookie contact?
Not a good look for Pittsburgh, you should be getting concerned.
Z
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They Steelers have never been known as hard hitters. Dirty hitters, not hard hitters. Good defenders, but not hard hitters.
uh-huh...
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Culture change? LOL
Dude, he BLOWS.
You better get REAL worried about your scouting staff AND your secondary depth because this move smacks of desperation and ignorance on the part if the Steelers.
I realize it is only a 6th rounder, but why the fuck would you want this guy on your team ... Let alone take us off the hook on his rookie contact?
Not a good look for Pittsburgh, you should be getting concerned.
Z
Zombo said:
Culture change? LOL
Dude, he BLOWS.
You better get REAL worried about your scouting staff AND your secondary depth because this move smacks of desperation and ignorance on the part if the Steelers.
I realize it is only a 6th rounder, but why the fuck would you want this guy on your team ... Let alone take us off the hook on his rookie contact?
Not a good look for Pittsburgh, you should be getting concerned.
Z
6th rounder as you said. Very minimal risk and they liked him in the draft but obviously not where he was drafted. Adding depth cant hurt and if he turns it around it will pay off in a big way. Im not concerned at all, malcontents and lazy players dont last in pittsburgh. He either assimilates or gets cut.
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Zombo said:
Culture change? LOL
Dude, he BLOWS.
You better get REAL worried about your scouting staff AND your secondary depth because this move smacks of desperation and ignorance on the part if the Steelers.
I realize it is only a 6th rounder, but why the fuck would you want this guy on your team ... Let alone take us off the hook on his rookie contact?
Not a good look for Pittsburgh, you should be getting concerned.
Z
6th rounder as you said. Very minimal risk and they liked him in the draft but obviously not where he was drafted. Adding depth cant hurt and if he turns it around it will pay off in a big way. Im not concerned at all, malcontents and lazy players dont last in pittsburgh. He either assimilates or gets cut.
6th rounder as you said. Very minimal risk and they liked him in the draft but obviously not where he was drafted. Adding depth cant hurt and if he turns it around it will pay off in a big way. Im not concerned at all, malcontents and lazy players dont last in pittsburgh. He either assimilates or gets cut.
Apparently malcontents and lazy players don't last in Cleveland ... Pittsburgh trades for them
Z
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and then they wear rings and are happy as shit.
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and then they wear rings and are happy as shit.
The guys that have been on the team since 2009 wear rings ... Both of them?
Obviously things are turning in our favor if they are trading for our trash.
Sashi is a witch, and you are a closeted Steeler fan with a thing for nancyboy punters.
Z
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Hilarious!!!
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Zombo said:
Culture change? LOL
Dude, he BLOWS.
You better get REAL worried about your scouting staff AND your secondary depth because this move smacks of desperation and ignorance on the part if the Steelers.
I realize it is only a 6th rounder, but why the fuck would you want this guy on your team ... Let alone take us off the hook on his rookie contact?
Not a good look for Pittsburgh, you should be getting concerned.
Z
6th rounder as you said. Very minimal risk and they liked him in the draft but obviously not where he was drafted. Adding depth cant hurt and if he turns it around it will pay off in a big way. Im not concerned at all, malcontents and lazy players dont last in pittsburgh. He either assimilates or gets cut.
6th rounder as you said. Very minimal risk and they liked him in the draft but obviously not where he was drafted. Adding depth cant hurt and if he turns it around it will pay off in a big way. Im not concerned at all, malcontents and lazy players dont last in pittsburgh. He either assimilates or gets cut.
I have always suspected that Gilbert Grape did not like being drafted by the Browns and played just well enough to get someone interested in trading for him. We shall see if Pittspuke turns out to be the geniuses in the end, or just the suckers that took a massive fail off our hands.
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6th rounder as you said. Very minimal risk and they liked him in the draft but obviously not where he was drafted. Adding depth cant hurt and if he turns it around it will pay off in a big way. Im not concerned at all, malcontents and lazy players dont last in pittsburgh. He either assimilates or gets cut.
I have always suspected that Gilbert Grape did not like being drafted by the Browns and played just well enough to get someone interested in trading for him. We shall see if Pittspuke turns out to be the geniuses in the end, or just the suckers that took a massive fail off our hands.
I have always suspected that Gilbert Grape did not like being drafted by the Browns and played just well enough to get someone interested in trading for him. We shall see if Pittspuke turns out to be the geniuses in the end, or just the suckers that took a massive fail off our hands.
I don't think he is smart enough to have thought of that. He is lazy, unmotivated for sure. The question is: does he have any actual talent, and can he mature himself out of being a bust....not just here but there or anywhere.
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Lol Gibson.
I'm not goin anywhere with TR, just throwing out a couple names that were either busts or not that great with the browns, and pretty much ended up that way with other teams.
OK, I thought you were saying that it was the other way around....guys that die well after leaving here.
Hoping Gibso...er Gilberts fate will be the exception and not the norm!
You're right, Ward and Sheard aren't even in the conversation. They have talent. Especially Ward. The dude can hit. Should be a Steeler.
Why? They Steelers have never been known as hard hitters. Dirty hitters, not hard hitters. Good defenders, but not hard hitters.
Not like the likes of Jack Tatum, Night Train Lane, Willie Lanier, Mike Curtis, Steve Atwater, Ronnie Lott, LT, Nitschke and Butkus, Willie Lanier, Ray Lewis, John Lynch, Urlacher, Chuck Bednarik, Sam Huff.
You might say either Joe Greene or Lambert could fit in their, but while Lambert was HOF, I never thought of him as a big hitter, not like the MLBs named above. He was great at positioning and block shedding, but not so great at hammering. He was actually very lightweight for a MLB...compared to others. He was more on the order of Clay Matthews. Right place, right time to tackle, but not a huge hitter. While the Steelers had great defenses under LeBeau, they were heavy wood layers. Polamalu seemed like he was hitting people, but that was just his hair flying. I am not saying he didn't do a good job at his craft, but he was no John Lynch...more or less his contemporary. DBs can be great without being big hitters.....Hello Deion Sanders.
Just know this: In Gilbert, you are not getting a guy with a reputation for hard hitting. More of a guy that shys away from it.
TJ Ward is a bigger hitter than anyone the Steelers have had in decades....at least as far as DBs are concerned.
Lol Gibson.
I'm not goin anywhere with TR, just throwing out a couple names that were either busts or not that great with the browns, and pretty much ended up that way with other teams.
OK, I thought you were saying that it was the other way around....guys that die well after leaving here.
Hoping Gibso...er Gilberts fate will be the exception and not the norm!
You're right, Ward and Sheard aren't even in the conversation. They have talent. Especially Ward. The dude can hit. Should be a Steeler.
Why? They Steelers have never been known as hard hitters. Dirty hitters, not hard hitters. Good defenders, but not hard hitters.
Not like the likes of Jack Tatum, Night Train Lane, Willie Lanier, Mike Curtis, Steve Atwater, Ronnie Lott, LT, Nitschke and Butkus, Willie Lanier, Ray Lewis, John Lynch, Urlacher, Chuck Bednarik, Sam Huff.
You might say either Joe Greene or Lambert could fit in their, but while Lambert was HOF, I never thought of him as a big hitter, not like the MLBs named above. He was great at positioning and block shedding, but not so great at hammering. He was actually very lightweight for a MLB...compared to others. He was more on the order of Clay Matthews. Right place, right time to tackle, but not a huge hitter. While the Steelers had great defenses under LeBeau, they were heavy wood layers. Polamalu seemed like he was hitting people, but that was just his hair flying. I am not saying he didn't do a good job at his craft, but he was no John Lynch...more or less his contemporary. DBs can be great without being big hitters.....Hello Deion Sanders.
Just know this: In Gilbert, you are not getting a guy with a reputation for hard hitting. More of a guy that shys away from it.
TJ Ward is a bigger hitter than anyone the Steelers have had in decades....at least as far as DBs are concerned.
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Lack of communication goin on here!
Again, browns players projected to be good but turned out to be duds have not achieved greatness elsewhere. That's all I'm saying.
Ward and Sheard weren't duds for the Browns, therefore not in this conversation.
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I have always suspected that Gilbert Grape did not like being drafted by the Browns and played just well enough to get someone interested in trading for him. We shall see if Pittspuke turns out to be the geniuses in the end, or just the suckers that took a massive fail off our hands.
I don't think he is smart enough to have thought of that. He is lazy, unmotivated for sure. The question is: does he have any actual talent, and can he mature himself out of being a bust....not just here but there or anywhere.
I don't think he is smart enough to have thought of that. He is lazy, unmotivated for sure. The question is: does he have any actual talent, and can he mature himself out of being a bust....not just here but there or anywhere.
Uh oh!
Steelers new Cornerback Justin Gilbert, either looks like a new player, or Cleveland needs better coaches,
Gilbert turning heads at Steelers practice, as he showcase not only exceptional footwork but his hands as well, picking Ben off twice once was a go route to AB, and the other was a fade to Coats
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=569374913250494&substory_index=0&id=231978776990111
Its a conspiracy between them cheating Steelers and Gilbert! Gilbert never wanted to be a Brown!
The Steelers had spent a lot of time getting to know Gilbert before the draft...the Browns did not.
It says so right here:
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Lol Gibson.
I'm not goin anywhere with TR, just throwing out a couple names that were either busts or not that great with the browns, and pretty much ended up that way with other teams.
OK, I thought you were saying that it was the other way around....guys that die well after leaving here.
Hoping Gibso...er Gilberts fate will be the exception and not the norm!
You're right, Ward and Sheard aren't even in the conversation. They have talent. Especially Ward. The dude can hit. Should be a Steeler.
Why? They Steelers have never been known as hard hitters. Dirty hitters, not hard hitters. Good defenders, but not hard hitters.
Not like the likes of Jack Tatum, Night Train Lane, Willie Lanier, Mike Curtis, Steve Atwater, Ronnie Lott, LT, Nitschke and Butkus, Willie Lanier, Ray Lewis, John Lynch, Urlacher, Chuck Bednarik, Sam Huff.
You might say either Joe Greene or Lambert could fit in their, but while Lambert was HOF, I never thought of him as a big hitter, not like the MLBs named above. He was great at positioning and block shedding, but not so great at hammering. He was actually very lightweight for a MLB...compared to others. He was more on the order of Clay Matthews. Right place, right time to tackle, but not a huge hitter. While the Steelers had great defenses under LeBeau, they were heavy wood layers. Polamalu seemed like he was hitting people, but that was just his hair flying. I am not saying he didn't do a good job at his craft, but he was no John Lynch...more or less his contemporary. DBs can be great without being big hitters.....Hello Deion Sanders.
Just know this: In Gilbert, you are not getting a guy with a reputation for hard hitting. More of a guy that shys away from it.
TJ Ward is a bigger hitter than anyone the Steelers have had in decades....at least as far as DBs are concerned.
????
Lack of communication goin on here!
Again, browns players projected to be good but turned out to be duds have not achieved greatness elsewhere. That's all I'm saying.
Ward and Sheard weren't duds for the Browns, therefore not in this conversation.
????
Lack of communication goin on here!
Again, browns players projected to be good but turned out to be duds have not achieved greatness elsewhere. That's all I'm saying.
OK, right. Agree
Ward and Sheard weren't duds for the Browns, therefore not in this conversation.
Right again
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I don't think he is smart enough to have thought of that. He is lazy, unmotivated for sure. The question is: does he have any actual talent, and can he mature himself out of being a bust....not just here but there or anywhere.
Uh oh!
Steelers new Cornerback Justin Gilbert, either looks like a new player, or Cleveland needs better coaches,
Gilbert turning heads at Steelers practice, as he showcase not only exceptional footwork but his hands as well, picking Ben off twice once was a go route to AB, and the other was a fade to Coats
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=569374913250494&substory_index=0&id=231978776990111
Its a conspiracy between them cheating Steelers and Gilbert! Gilbert never wanted to be a Brown!
The Steelers had spent a lot of time getting to know Gilbert before the draft...the Browns did not.
It says so right here:
Uh oh!
Steelers new Cornerback Justin Gilbert, either looks like a new player, or Cleveland needs better coaches,
Gilbert turning heads at Steelers practice, as he showcase not only exceptional footwork but his hands as well, picking Ben off twice once was a go route to AB, and the other was a fade to Coats
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=569374913250494&substory_index=0&id=231978776990111
Its a conspiracy between them cheating Steelers and Gilbert! Gilbert never wanted to be a Brown!
The Steelers had spent a lot of time getting to know Gilbert before the draft...the Browns did not.
It says so right here:
If he truly tanked the last two years just because he didn't like playing for the Browns....then that should tell you the character of the guy you got. And in any game he would play vs. the Browns his knees, head should be targeted.
You don't think the Browns have spent a lot of time getting to know Gilbert? He was here for two years. They know what he was....and that is why he was traded.
I will say this.....he may in fact be one of the Steelers best DBs.......but that is just an indictment how truly bad the Steelers Defensive Backfield is.
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