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  • Sorry if someone already asked this, but does anyone think Braylon is going absolutely apeshit that the Browns drafted a OSU wr that could eventually take his job? He is either gonna go into camp thinking 'I'm going to beat this kid at everything' or 'I would rather be anywhere else'. This isn't how normal people think, but for some reason BE can't let go of college yet.

    So my next question then is if BE shows up ready to leave could we possibly make a Boldin/BE trade? This would leave both teams with the same talent and give the players a way out. At least, Boldin could finally be the No. 1 guy and BE would be close to LA so he can pursue his modeling career.

  • Sorry if someone already asked this, but does anyone think Braylon is going absolutely apeshit that the Browns drafted a OSU wr that could eventually take his job? He is either gonna go into camp thinking 'I'm going to beat this kid at everything' or 'I would rather be anywhere else'. This isn't how normal people think, but for some reason BE can't let go of college yet.

    So my next question then is if BE shows up ready to leave could we possibly make a Boldin/BE trade? This would leave both teams with the same talent and give the players a way out. At least, Boldin could finally be the No. 1 guy and BE would be close to LA so he can pursue his modeling career.

    @naptimeyeller said:

    Sorry if someone already asked this, but does anyone think Braylon is going absolutely apeshit that the Browns drafted a OSU wr that could eventually take his job? He is either gonna go into camp thinking 'I'm going to beat this kid at everything' or 'I would rather be anywhere else'. This isn't how normal people think, but for some reason BE can't let go of college yet.

    So my next question then is if BE shows up ready to leave could we possibly make a Boldin/BE trade? This would leave both teams with the same talent and give the players a way out? At least, Boldin could finally be the No. 1 guy and BE would be close to LA so he can pursue his modeling career.

    Yup.

    Posted it draft day.

    I wonder if the drops continue and Robo becomes the new favorite target how long it's going to take before we hear Edwards whine about OSU homerism and him not getting the ball because he played for Michigan.

  • This could seriously end up like the Manny/Boston break up because of hurt feelings. It really has the potential to go there. I personally would rather deal with Boldin's baggage at this point.

  • @naptimeyeller said:

    Sorry if someone already asked this, but does anyone think Braylon is going absolutely apeshit that the Browns drafted a OSU wr that could eventually take his job? He is either gonna go into camp thinking 'I'm going to beat this kid at everything' or 'I would rather be anywhere else'. This isn't how normal people think, but for some reason BE can't let go of college yet.

    So my next question then is if BE shows up ready to leave could we possibly make a Boldin/BE trade? This would leave both teams with the same talent and give the players a way out? At least, Boldin could finally be the No. 1 guy and BE would be close to LA so he can pursue his modeling career.

    Yup.

    Posted it draft day.

    I wonder if the drops continue and Robo becomes the new favorite target how long it's going to take before we hear Edwards whine about OSU homerism and him not getting the ball because he played for Michigan.

    @tobalaz said:

    I wonder if the drops continue and Robo becomes the new favorite target how long it's going to take before we hear Edwards whine about OSU homerism and him not getting the ball because he played for Michigan.

    You don't really believe that, do you? These guys are professionals, not infants. I'd be shocked if something resembling this happened.

  • @tobalaz said:

    I wonder if the drops continue and Robo becomes the new favorite target how long it's going to take before we hear Edwards whine about OSU homerism and him not getting the ball because he played for Michigan.

    You don't really believe that, do you? These guys are professionals, not infants. I'd be shocked if something resembling this happened.

    mz. said:

    You don't really believe that, do you? These guys are professionals, not infants. I'd be shocked if something resembling this happened.

    Bull.

    Most of these "professionals" we speak about are spoiled brats that have been treated special all their life and expect the treatment to continue. They think only about themselves and feel slighted when it isn't all about them.

    Owens?

    Stinko?

    Moss?

    The only time they're happy is when winning and when they're not it's everyone else's fault.

    Grant it those are pretty extreme examples, but after hearing the Michigan crying and the "didn't throw me the ball enough" crying if his ego gets any bigger he's going to fall into that class.

  • I'm not saying Braylon doesn't get pissed/bitchy/diva-esque over not getting the ball, it's the Michigan-OSU crap that I scoff at.

  • I'm not saying Braylon doesn't get pissed/bitchy/diva-esque over not getting the ball, it's the Michigan-OSU crap that I scoff at.

    mz. said:

    I'm not saying Braylon doesn't get pissed/bitchy/diva-esque over not getting the ball, it's the Michigan-OSU crap that I scoff at.

    I agree. I think the OSU-Mich "rivalry" in the NFL is a joke. College is over, you grow up, you're a pro now. Being a pro is MUCH bigger than playing college ball. I've got no ties to either school and don't care about the rivalry. I sometimes get annoyed by OSU homerism. However, I see Robiskie as a guy who performed well and slightly under the radar for what he did at the college level. I'm excited to see him play.

    I just can't see BE, as diva as he is, getting angry because a FORMER OSU WR is lining up next to him. If he does get caught up in that "rivalry" then good. Step it up nancy...catch the ball!

  • mz. said:

    Thankfully you're not our GM.

    I picked up this GREAT bumpersticker somewhere. 'JESUS LOVES YOU, EVERBODY ELSE THINKS YOUR AN ASSHOLE!'

    @brownshirt said:

    I picked up this GREAT bumpersticker somewhere. 'JESUS LOVES YOU, EVERBODY ELSE THINKS YOUR AN ASSHOLE!'

    ROFLMAO!

  • I think if anything, this OSU-MICH rivalry thing...with Robiskie now on the team...will work to the ADVANTAGE of the Browns.

    Think about it....is BE going to let Robo get more touches? Is he going to allow an OSU WR displace him as the #1 favorite target on HIS team?

    No way. I am willing to bet the combination of having the sure handed Robo on the team...and it being a contract year for BE...and a more accurate QB in Quinn...will all add up to an ALL-PRO year for BE.

    IMHO.

  • mz. said:

    I'm not saying Braylon doesn't get pissed/bitchy/diva-esque over not getting the ball, it's the Michigan-OSU crap that I scoff at.

    I agree. I think the OSU-Mich "rivalry" in the NFL is a joke. College is over, you grow up, you're a pro now. Being a pro is MUCH bigger than playing college ball. I've got no ties to either school and don't care about the rivalry. I sometimes get annoyed by OSU homerism. However, I see Robiskie as a guy who performed well and slightly under the radar for what he did at the college level. I'm excited to see him play.

    I just can't see BE, as diva as he is, getting angry because a FORMER OSU WR is lining up next to him. If he does get caught up in that "rivalry" then good. Step it up nancy...catch the ball!

    @onefellswoop7 said:

    However, I see Robiskie as a guy who performed well and slightly under the radar for what he did at the college level. I'm excited to see him play.

    One of the things I like about this guy is he's been underrated since coming out of High school. He was only a 2 star recruit coming to OSU and didn't get much attention from many major colleges. I think Miami of Florida and Standford may have been the only big school offers he recieved. I know Michigan, ND and USC said "Thanks, but no thanks".

    I expect him to continue to surprise at the next level. I think he's got Chris Carter wriiten all over him. Same height, weight and speed (Or lack of it). I could see him being a big go to guy in the red zone just as Carter was.

  • @onefellswoop7 said:

    However, I see Robiskie as a guy who performed well and slightly under the radar for what he did at the college level. I'm excited to see him play.

    One of the things I like about this guy is he's been underrated since coming out of High school. He was only a 2 star recruit coming to OSU and didn't get much attention from many major colleges. I think Miami of Florida and Standford may have been the only big school offers he recieved. I know Michigan, ND and USC said "Thanks, but no thanks".

    I expect him to continue to surprise at the next level. I think he's got Chris Carter wriiten all over him. Same height, weight and speed (Or lack of it). I could see him being a big go to guy in the red zone just as Carter was.

    @oldcrow1945 said:

    One of the things I like about this guy is he's been underrated since coming out of High school. He was only a 2 star recruit coming to OSU and didn't get much attention from many major colleges. I think Miami of Florida and Standford may have been the only big school offers he recieved. I know Michigan, ND and USC said "Thanks, but no thanks".

    I expect him to continue to surprise at the next level. I think he's got Chris Carter wriiten all over him. Same height, weight and speed (Or lack of it). I could see him being a big go to guy in the red zone just as Carter was.

    Strange how a guy that solid can be that under the radar. But, it happened.

    His speed is deceiving to me. No, he isn't extremely fast. But he runs such clean/smooth routes. He gets separation because he is so fluid and it catches DBs off guard a bit. From what I've seen at least...

  • I think if anything, this OSU-MICH rivalry thing...with Robiskie now on the team...will work to the ADVANTAGE of the Browns.

    Think about it....is BE going to let Robo get more touches? Is he going to allow an OSU WR displace him as the #1 favorite target on HIS team?

    No way. I am willing to bet the combination of having the sure handed Robo on the team...and it being a contract year for BE...and a more accurate QB in Quinn...will all add up to an ALL-PRO year for BE.

    IMHO.

    @wpb-dawg-fan said:

    I think if anything, this OSU-MICH rivalry thing...with Robiskie now on the team...will work to the ADVANTAGE of the Browns.

    I think so too. As much as we want to discount the OSU-UM rivalry, it'll be there between these two. You hear about it all the time, in a friendly manner. NFL Teammates will get involved in friendly bad mouthing when the two college rivals play.

    I think BE will be very aware of the possibility of an OSU guy outshining him and it may make him focus more.

    It's already obvious that Edwards thinks about it often. He's talked about playing in Ohio and being from UM on so many occasions.

  • @oldcrow1945 said:

    One of the things I like about this guy is he's been underrated since coming out of High school. He was only a 2 star recruit coming to OSU and didn't get much attention from many major colleges. I think Miami of Florida and Standford may have been the only big school offers he recieved. I know Michigan, ND and USC said "Thanks, but no thanks".

    I expect him to continue to surprise at the next level. I think he's got Chris Carter wriiten all over him. Same height, weight and speed (Or lack of it). I could see him being a big go to guy in the red zone just as Carter was.

    Strange how a guy that solid can be that under the radar. But, it happened.

    His speed is deceiving to me. No, he isn't extremely fast. But he runs such clean/smooth routes. He gets separation because he is so fluid and it catches DBs off guard a bit. From what I've seen at least...

    @onefellswoop7 said:

    Strange how a guy that solid can be that under the radar. But, it happened.

    His speed is deceiving to me. No, he isn't extremely fast. But he runs such clean/smooth routes. He gets separation because he is so fluid and it catches DBs off guard a bit. From what I've seen at least...

    Yep, and he'll get physical with undersized corners. At times it was a negative for him because scouts felt like he tried to be too physical instead of just running by them. He will block too. He's good at it.

    That's the kind of WR you want in this division.

  • Come on people. This type of stuff goes on all day during games. WR and CB will chit chat all the time between snaps out there. This is much ado about nothing.