Browns set a franchise record!
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We don't have a team to put around Wentz. Plus Kessler is looking like a good pick.
HA!! you're full of shit. i watched every snap of the giants game yesterday and that kid is FRANCHISE period. have a team around him or not, who gives a fuck once you know you have him and can move on.....
people are tools, like our FO.
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HA!!
and people still couldn't figure it out.
must be the water in the pierogies.
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i'm sad about the loss, but not surprised. Sure, drafting Bosa, Wentz or Elliot would be great but as many others have already said, they would not have the success on this team that they have on their current teams. Browns have too many holes to fill to invest a high pick in one single person.
Next year's draft? They sure do seem hell-bent on getting that #1 overall, but my bet is they trade down to acquire more picks because there are still tons of holes on this team. One stud QB or one stud linebacker won't help at this point. Both lines need help, the secondary is terrible, the o-line play has improved since the start of the season but still give up too many sacks/QB pressures. Both sides of the ball lack depth. it's depressing to think about, it's like the 1999 expansion team again

It's more than lacking depth- it's lacking quality starter material at damn near every position. I don't give a rat that there's a bunch of rookies on this team. Crap is crap, and there's a foul odor emanating from First Energy, and every Browns away game. Right now, this team is arguably worse than the 1999 edition. Today was a lesson to Sushi and DePo-repo how adding two impact players to a roster can make a difference. Instead of dumping every quality vet we had for a bunch of unproven rookies.
On our way to the second 0-16 season
So easy to win the eliminator
Ha- I started a trend there.
Don't forget, we have three outliers that have to be accounted for. I can see a multiple player tie.Today was a lesson to Sushi and DePo-repo how adding two impact players to a roster can make a difference. Instead of dumping every quality vet we had for a bunch of unproven rookies.
I have absolutely zero faith that this FO is capable of learning anything from this season and fully expect them to once again trade out of all those first 4 picks that will be within the first 35 players or so.
This is like watching a train trying to start uphill on a track made of ice. It's gaining momentum as it spins it's wheels and it just goes one direction well. Downhill.
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This is my thoughts on why they passed on a QB and traded down last year.
If they would've stayed at 2 and taken Wentz, the clock on their ( the front office and Hue) jobs would've already started.
Having passed on the QB they ( the front office and Hue) can tell Jimmy Haslem, we still don't have our QB
Now with this coming draft. They can say, "there is no "FRANCHISE" Qb to take at #1. So they can trade down again.
The analytics say, "we can't miss on ALL these picks" can we?
I hope this strategy works, because we are stuck with it for Atleast the next 2 years. IMO
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We don't have a team to put around Wentz. Plus Kessler is looking like a good pick.
HA!! you're full of shit. i watched every snap of the giants game yesterday and that kid is FRANCHISE period. have a team around him or not, who gives a fuck once you know you have him and can move on.....
people are tools, like our FO.
... or they didn't like Wentz's value/prospects as a #2... possibly in part due to his late rise up boards.
Mistrust of late rising QBs has been discussed here before. IIRC... TCPO was one of first. And the recent history would bear that concern out. Tannehill? Was a rocket man coming out of A&M... and now he's at a crossroads in Miami. Bortles? Same story...
For those that have missed it Philly is 1-4 in their last 5 games. In that stretch Carson has thrown 4 TDs and 5 INTs. For the season Pro Football Reference's Advanced Passing metrics rank him below average in 6 of their 9 categories. His lowest rankings? TD% (87) and YPA (92)... where "100" is "average" for the league. Highest? INT% (107) and Comp% (105)...
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WentCa00.htm
There's another rookie QB with more positive rankings... 5 of 9 above average. Lowest? Shocker.... it's Sack% (82) and TD% (86). Highest? INT% (125) and Comp% (118)... and his YPA is a nearly neutral 99...
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/K/KessCo00.htm
HA!! you're full of shit. i watched every snap of the giants game yesterday and that kid is FRANCHISE period. have a team around him or not...
Even watched his two, badly overthrown INTs?
The kid may yet be great... or at least damn good. And the regression he's shown since his 3-game, "hot start" can be explained in part by the injury/suspension losses of his 2 starting OTs. But clearly he has either cooled or opponents have caught up to him.
When you look at Philly's Play-by-Play vs. NYG you'd swear his full name was "C.Wentz-short-pass". Philly is simply not asking anything of him yet except to protect the ball and let his D win games. And with 8 fumbles (3 lost) in addition to his 5 INTs, he's not...
So let's not anoint CW just yet... nor the other rookie for that matter.
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This is my thoughts on why they passed on a QB and traded down last year.
If they would've stayed at 2 and taken Wentz, the clock on their ( the front office and Hue) jobs would've already started.
Having passed on the QB they ( the front office and Hue) can tell Jimmy Haslem, we still don't have our QB
Now with this coming draft. They can say, "there is no "FRANCHISE" Qb to take at #1. So they can trade down again.
The analytics say, "we can't miss on ALL these picks" can we?
I hope this strategy works, because we are stuck with it for Atleast the next 2 years. IMO
This is my thoughts on why they passed on a QB and traded down last year.
If they would've stayed at 2 and taken Wentz, the clock on their ( the front office and Hue) jobs would've already started.
Having passed on the QB they ( the front office and Hue) can tell Jimmy Haslem, we still don't have our QB
Now with this coming draft. They can say, "there is no "FRANCHISE" Qb to take at #1. So they can trade down again.
The analytics say, "we can't miss on ALL these picks" can we?
I hope this strategy works, because we are stuck with it for At least the next 2 years. IMO
Here's the problem, even with all the picks we had- at this point it looks like we have three decent starters, Coleman, Ogbah, Nassib. Jury out on Kessler and Drango. Remainder is cannon fodder, injured, or definitely not ready for prime time. Pursuing this model will take us around three more drafts to get competitive, by that time Joe Thomas will be on the verge of retirement. Remains to be seen if Drango can fill those shoes.
As I see it right now we need at least one or two starting OL, DL, 2 LBs, and an entire defensive backfield. That's not happening in just the 2017 draft. I just hope come next April, I don't hear... "the Cleveland Browns have traded the first overall pick for....."
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This is my thoughts on why they passed on a QB and traded down last year.
If they would've stayed at 2 and taken Wentz, the clock on their ( the front office and Hue) jobs would've already started.
Having passed on the QB they ( the front office and Hue) can tell Jimmy Haslem, we still don't have our QB
Now with this coming draft. They can say, "there is no "FRANCHISE" Qb to take at #1. So they can trade down again.
The analytics say, "we can't miss on ALL these picks" can we?
I hope this strategy works, because we are stuck with it for At least the next 2 years. IMO
Here's the problem, even with all the picks we had- at this point it looks like we have three decent starters, Coleman, Ogbah, Nassib. Jury out on Kessler and Drango. Remainder is cannon fodder, injured, or definitely not ready for prime time. Pursuing this model will take us around three more drafts to get competitive, by that time Joe Thomas will be on the verge of retirement. Remains to be seen if Drango can fill those shoes.
As I see it right now we need at least one or two starting OL, DL, 2 LBs, and an entire defensive backfield. That's not happening in just the 2017 draft. I just hope come next April, I don't hear... "the Cleveland Browns have traded the first overall pick for....."
Here's the problem, even with all the picks we had- at this point it looks like we have three decent starters, Coleman, Ogbah, Nassib. Jury out on Kessler and Drango. Remainder is cannon fodder, injured, or definitely not ready for prime time. Pursuing this model will take us around three more drafts to get competitive, by that time Joe Thomas will be on the verge of retirement. Remains to be seen if Drango can fill those shoes.
So potentially five starters? Sounds great... at least compared to past FOs...
As for the rest...
You can't say that, h. Sorry, but you can't, because unless you have been attending practices, then you have not seen enough of the "fodder" to make a judgement.
On a positive note three years.... this one plus two... seems about right.
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This is my thoughts on why they passed on a QB and traded down last year.
If they would've stayed at 2 and taken Wentz, the clock on their ( the front office and Hue) jobs would've already started.
Having passed on the QB they ( the front office and Hue) can tell Jimmy Haslem, we still don't have our QB
Now with this coming draft. They can say, "there is no "FRANCHISE" Qb to take at #1. So they can trade down again.
The analytics say, "we can't miss on ALL these picks" can we?
I hope this strategy works, because we are stuck with it for At least the next 2 years. IMO
Here's the problem, even with all the picks we had- at this point it looks like we have three decent starters, Coleman, Ogbah, Nassib. Jury out on Kessler and Drango. Remainder is cannon fodder, injured, or definitely not ready for prime time. Pursuing this model will take us around three more drafts to get competitive, by that time Joe Thomas will be on the verge of retirement. Remains to be seen if Drango can fill those shoes.
As I see it right now we need at least one or two starting OL, DL, 2 LBs, and an entire defensive backfield. That's not happening in just the 2017 draft. I just hope come next April, I don't hear... "the Cleveland Browns have traded the first overall pick for....."
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Here's the problem, even with all the picks we had- at this point it looks like we have three decent starters, Coleman, Ogbah, Nassib. Jury out on Kessler and Drango. Remainder is cannon fodder, injured, or definitely not ready for prime time. Pursuing this model will take us around three more drafts to get competitive, by that time Joe Thomas will be on the verge of retirement. Remains to be seen if Drango can fill those shoes.
So potentially five starters? Sounds great... at least compared to past FOs...
As for the rest...
You can't say that, h. Sorry, but you can't, because unless you have been attending practices, then you have not seen enough of the "fodder" to make a judgement.
On a positive note three years.... this one plus two... seems about right.
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Looks right... except for missing asterisk by Erving...
Of course only one of the next six is still with the team.

How about 2015 draft....with Shelton, Erving, Cooper, Orchard, Campbell, Johnson?
2016 only lacks its 2nd Coleman to also start its 1st six... although Schobert is now 2nd team I believe.
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Looks right... except for missing asterisk by Erving...
Of course only one of the next six is still with the team.

How about 2015 draft....with Shelton, Erving, Cooper, Orchard, Campbell, Johnson?
2016 only lacks its 2nd Coleman to also start its 1st six... although Schobert is now 2nd team I believe.
Looks right... except for missing asterisk by Erving...
Of course only one of the next six is still with the team.

2016 only lacks its 2nd Coleman to also start its 1st six... although Schobert is now 2nd team I believe.
Coleman Kessler and Ogbah are the only 3 actually starting.....right now....Nassib and Schobert are off the bench.....Coleman aint happenin and is Ervings 2016 counterpart.....
And....my point wasnt necessarily that last years draft was better(I think they are very similar, actually)......but it was not the disaster so many claim it to be.......
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Looks right... except for missing asterisk by Erving...
Of course only one of the next six is still with the team.

2016 only lacks its 2nd Coleman to also start its 1st six... although Schobert is now 2nd team I believe.
Coleman Kessler and Ogbah are the only 3 actually starting.....right now....Nassib and Schobert are off the bench.....Coleman aint happenin and is Ervings 2016 counterpart.....
And....my point wasnt necessarily that last years draft was better(I think they are very similar, actually)......but it was not the disaster so many claim it to be.......
Coleman Kessler and Ogbah are the only 3 actually starting.....right now....Nassib and Schobert are off the bench.....Coleman aint happenin and is Ervings 2016 counterpart.....
And....my point wasnt necessarily that last years draft was better(I think they are very similar, actually)......but it was not the disaster so many claim it to be.......
Well....it may still turn out to be a disaster. No one is distinguishing themselves....at all. All of these guys look like backup NFL players at best.
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12th consecutive loss...
the insane thing is the browns now have a losing record since their inception in what...1950...they said it on tv last night...correct me if i am wrong..but me thinks that is what i heard...that is insane...poor otto and the rest of them...and jim brown wants to see a championship before he croaks...pfffft...good luck with that...err maybe if he lives to be 150...
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Here's the problem, even with all the picks we had- at this point it looks like we have three decent starters, Coleman, Ogbah, Nassib. Jury out on Kessler and Drango. Remainder is cannon fodder, injured, or definitely not ready for prime time. Pursuing this model will take us around three more drafts to get competitive, by that time Joe Thomas will be on the verge of retirement. Remains to be seen if Drango can fill those shoes.
So potentially five starters? Sounds great... at least compared to past FOs...
As for the rest...
You can't say that, h. Sorry, but you can't, because unless you have been attending practices, then you have not seen enough of the "fodder" to make a judgement.
On a positive note three years.... this one plus two... seems about right.
So potentially five starters? Sounds great... at least compared to past FOs...
As for the rest...
You can't say that, h. Sorry, but you can't, because unless you have been attending practices, then you have not seen enough of the "fodder" to make a judgement.
On a positive note three years.... this one plus two... seems about right.
After last night Tour- I don't need to see those practices- because if the bench cannon fodder was any better than the starting cannon fodder, it would be starting by now.....
Hey we're the "Best" at being the "Worst". LOL, just a thought- will the 2008 Lions break out the champagne if we win a game?
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12th consecutive loss...
the insane thing is the browns now have a losing record since their inception in what...1950...they said it on tv last night...correct me if i am wrong..but me thinks that is what i heard...that is insane...poor otto and the rest of them...and jim brown wants to see a championship before he croaks...pfffft...good luck with that...err maybe if he lives to be 150...
the insane thing is the browns now have a losing record since their inception in what...1950...they said it on tv last night...correct me if i am wrong..but me thinks that is what i heard...that is insane...poor otto and the rest of them...and jim brown wants to see a championship before he croaks...pfffft...good luck with that...err maybe if he lives to be 150...
No, you heard right... but missed the fact that this is the first time in franchise history the franchise has ever been below .500...
Sorry, if it was better I'd left that added info unsaid.
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So potentially five starters? Sounds great... at least compared to past FOs...
As for the rest...
You can't say that, h. Sorry, but you can't, because unless you have been attending practices, then you have not seen enough of the "fodder" to make a judgement.
On a positive note three years.... this one plus two... seems about right.
After last night Tour- I don't need to see those practices- because if the bench cannon fodder was any better than the starting cannon fodder, it would be starting by now.....
Hey we're the "Best" at being the "Worst". LOL, just a thought- will the 2008 Lions break out the champagne if we win a game?
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