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  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    He was a second round pick and was responsible for less than 400 yards the entire last season.

    Isaiah Crowell nearly had as many receiving yards as DGB.

    Normally, I'd be right there in agreement with you on a subject like this. The dude is a reclamation project for sure but he is a freakish height/weight/speed guy. However, he's been kicked off of two teams with equally as questionable WR corps as ours and the whispers are it's because he just doesn't give a fuck about learning a playbook. That won't fly here and it would be a waste of time.

    We already have one HWS player we're hanging on to that won't ever see the lights on Sundays again, let's not waste a roster spot on another.

    "kicked off ?" two teams?

    When was he ever kicked off?

    He's sober than Gordon and faster. Not to mention to the Team in question joining doesn't have too much competition to make a wr squad?

    "One said:

    "kicked off ?" two teams?

    When was he ever kicked off?

    He's sober than Gordon and faster. Not to mention to the Team in question joining doesn't have too much competition to make a wr squad?

    Well...he was cut by the Eagles, so that's one.

    And maybe it's just me, but when you get traded for a practice squad offensive lineman, I'm pretty sure that's indicative of the team wanting you gone. So that's two.

    The team in question has players that know the playbook, so they're already better than DGB will ever be.

  • Seriously, how big does the red flag have to be? 2 teams with a need at the WR position brought this guy in, he didn't last more than one season either time.

    if the Browns traded a 2nd rd pick for a sheet pizza and a 2 liter of Mountain Dew after ONE SEASON, would you feel good about that players odds? Might as well give Greg little a call if we're looking for a bum who doesn't belong in the league, at least he knows the city.

  • And when DGB was with the titans? Plz. Jesus Christ could've been on that team and lost. And the Raiders same situation.

    @one-post said:

    And when DGB was with the titans? Plz. Jesus Christ could've been on that team and lost. And the Raiders same situation.

    One P - to be honest, there couldn't have been a better opportunity for a young WR than TN. Justin Hunter and DGB just failed to impress. When you get down to it, the departure of UFA Kendall Wright was pretty much a "don't let the door hit ya in the ass on the way out." He was okay but he never measured up to the expectations they had for him as a #1 WR. After a breakout season in 2013, his numbers steadily declined while he struggled to establish any consistency.

    The beneficiary of all that in 2016 was their FA WR signee Rishard Matthews, who had 65 rec 945 yards and 9 TDs. That was a huge help to a team coming off 3 wins in 2015 with a young QB as they finished with 9 wins in 2016. Moving forward, TN drafted Corey Davis (rd 1) and Taywan Taylor. They also signed FA WR Eric Decker. Doesn't all that show us they continue to have opportunities for the WR position?

  • "One said:

    He was a first round pick with speed and Philly was winning until defenses picked up on Wentz.

    He was a second round pick and was responsible for less than 400 yards the entire last season.

    Isaiah Crowell nearly had as many receiving yards as DGB.

    Normally, I'd be right there in agreement with you on a subject like this. The dude is a reclamation project for sure but he is a freakish height/weight/speed guy. However, he's been kicked off of two teams with equally as questionable WR corps as ours and the whispers are it's because he just doesn't give a fuck about learning a playbook. That won't fly here and it would be a waste of time.

    We already have one HWS player we're hanging on to that won't ever see the lights on Sundays again, let's not waste a roster spot on another.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    ... the whispers are it's because he just doesn't give a fuck about learning a playbook. That won't fly here and it would be a waste of time.

    Bingo... You cannot go under catching 50% of your targets without a healthy dose of of not knowing where to be.

  • Seriously, how big does the red flag have to be? 2 teams with a need at the WR position brought this guy in, he didn't last more than one season either time.

    if the Browns traded a 2nd rd pick for a sheet pizza and a 2 liter of Mountain Dew after ONE SEASON, would you feel good about that players odds? Might as well give Greg little a call if we're looking for a bum who doesn't belong in the league, at least he knows the city.

    Oh, the places you'll go...

    @roycerolls said:

    if the Browns traded a 2nd rd pick for a sheet pizza and a 2 liter of Mountain Dew after ONE SEASON, would you feel good about that players odds?

    Greg Little

    Montario Hardesty

    Mohamed Massaquoi
    Brian Robiskie
    David Veikune
  • "One said:

    "kicked off ?" two teams?

    When was he ever kicked off?

    He's sober than Gordon and faster. Not to mention to the Team in question joining doesn't have too much competition to make a wr squad?

    Well...he was cut by the Eagles, so that's one.

    And maybe it's just me, but when you get traded for a practice squad offensive lineman, I'm pretty sure that's indicative of the team wanting you gone. So that's two.

    The team in question has players that know the playbook, so they're already better than DGB will ever be.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Well...he was cut by the Eagles, so that's one.

    And maybe it's just me, but when you get traded for a practice squad offensive lineman, I'm pretty sure that's indicative of the team wanting you gone. So that's two.

    The team in question has players that know the playbook, so they're already better than DGB will ever be.

    "thought?" you know what "thought" did don't cha?

    "thought" shit his fucking pants because he thought he had to go to the restroom.

    The wr in question has been with bad teams.

  • @one-post said:

    And when DGB was with the titans? Plz. Jesus Christ could've been on that team and lost. And the Raiders same situation.

    One P - to be honest, there couldn't have been a better opportunity for a young WR than TN. Justin Hunter and DGB just failed to impress. When you get down to it, the departure of UFA Kendall Wright was pretty much a "don't let the door hit ya in the ass on the way out." He was okay but he never measured up to the expectations they had for him as a #1 WR. After a breakout season in 2013, his numbers steadily declined while he struggled to establish any consistency.

    The beneficiary of all that in 2016 was their FA WR signee Rishard Matthews, who had 65 rec 945 yards and 9 TDs. That was a huge help to a team coming off 3 wins in 2015 with a young QB as they finished with 9 wins in 2016. Moving forward, TN drafted Corey Davis (rd 1) and Taywan Taylor. They also signed FA WR Eric Decker. Doesn't all that show us they continue to have opportunities for the WR position?

    @flugel said:

    One P - to be honest, there couldn't have been a better opportunity for a young WR than TN. Justin Hunter and DGB just failed to impress. When you get down to it, the departure of UFA Kendall Wright was pretty much a "don't let the door hit ya in the ass on the way out." He was okay but he never measured up to the expectations they had for him as a #1 WR. After a breakout season in 2013, his numbers steadily declined while he struggled to establish any consistency.

    The beneficiary of all that in 2016 was their FA WR signee Rishard Matthews, who had 65 rec 945 yards and 9 TDs. That was a huge help to a team coming off 3 wins in 2015 with a young QB as they finished with 9 wins in 2016. Moving forward, TN drafted Corey Davis (rd 1) and Taywan Taylor. They also signed FA WR Eric Decker. Doesn't all that show us they continue to have opportunities for the WR position?

    I'm just thinking he was in a bad situation and it wouldn't hurt to bring him in. It might work it might not just thinking he deserves another chance.
  • @flugel said:

    One P - to be honest, there couldn't have been a better opportunity for a young WR than TN. Justin Hunter and DGB just failed to impress. When you get down to it, the departure of UFA Kendall Wright was pretty much a "don't let the door hit ya in the ass on the way out." He was okay but he never measured up to the expectations they had for him as a #1 WR. After a breakout season in 2013, his numbers steadily declined while he struggled to establish any consistency.

    The beneficiary of all that in 2016 was their FA WR signee Rishard Matthews, who had 65 rec 945 yards and 9 TDs. That was a huge help to a team coming off 3 wins in 2015 with a young QB as they finished with 9 wins in 2016. Moving forward, TN drafted Corey Davis (rd 1) and Taywan Taylor. They also signed FA WR Eric Decker. Doesn't all that show us they continue to have opportunities for the WR position?

    I'm just thinking he was in a bad situation and it wouldn't hurt to bring him in. It might work it might not just thinking he deserves another chance.

    @one-post said:

    I'm just thinking he was in a bad situation and it wouldn't hurt to bring him in. It might work it might not just thinking he deserves another chance.

    That was a bad situation with two different teams? It's rare for a team to dump a second round pick after just one year- but the Titans did. Then the Eagles tell him to take a hike after one season. MHO? The Browns would be foolish to in essence giving him a chance at strike three. Let some other team take that chance.

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Well...he was cut by the Eagles, so that's one.

    And maybe it's just me, but when you get traded for a practice squad offensive lineman, I'm pretty sure that's indicative of the team wanting you gone. So that's two.

    The team in question has players that know the playbook, so they're already better than DGB will ever be.

    "thought?" you know what "thought" did don't cha?

    "thought" shit his fucking pants because he thought he had to go to the restroom.

    The wr in question has been with bad teams.

    @one-post said:

    "thought?" you know what "thought" did don't cha?

    "thought" shit his fucking pants because he thought he had to go to the restroom.

    The wr in question has been with bad teams.

    I never said the word "thought" in my response.

    The WR in question has been cut from bad teams. Which makes him worse than bad.

  • @one-post said:

    "thought?" you know what "thought" did don't cha?

    "thought" shit his fucking pants because he thought he had to go to the restroom.

    The wr in question has been with bad teams.

    I never said the word "thought" in my response.

    The WR in question has been cut from bad teams. Which makes him worse than bad.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    I never said the word "thought" in my response.The WR in question has been cut from bad teams. Which makes him worse than bad.

    What other receiver on the Browns is better?
  • @flugel said:

    One P - to be honest, there couldn't have been a better opportunity for a young WR than TN. Justin Hunter and DGB just failed to impress. When you get down to it, the departure of UFA Kendall Wright was pretty much a "don't let the door hit ya in the ass on the way out." He was okay but he never measured up to the expectations they had for him as a #1 WR. After a breakout season in 2013, his numbers steadily declined while he struggled to establish any consistency.

    The beneficiary of all that in 2016 was their FA WR signee Rishard Matthews, who had 65 rec 945 yards and 9 TDs. That was a huge help to a team coming off 3 wins in 2015 with a young QB as they finished with 9 wins in 2016. Moving forward, TN drafted Corey Davis (rd 1) and Taywan Taylor. They also signed FA WR Eric Decker. Doesn't all that show us they continue to have opportunities for the WR position?

    I'm just thinking he was in a bad situation and it wouldn't hurt to bring him in. It might work it might not just thinking he deserves another chance.

    "One said:

    I'm just thinking he was in a bad situation and it wouldn't hurt to bring him in. It might work it might not just thinking he deserves another chance.

    What bad situation? both teams that cut him are better than the Browns. Are you suggesting that he has to join one of the worst teams in the league to finally hold onto a roster spot? Give those reps to guys looking to take a step forward, guys who are willing to put in the work. Athletecism doesn't count for much in someone who doesn't give a fuck.

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    I never said the word "thought" in my response.The WR in question has been cut from bad teams. Which makes him worse than bad.

    What other receiver on the Browns is better?

    @one-post said:

    What other receiver on the Browns is better?

    Literally all of them. Because they are employed and he is not.

  • @one-post said:

    What other receiver on the Browns is better?

    Literally all of them. Because they are employed and he is not.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Literally all of them. Because they are employed and he is not.

    Now I hope we get him so it will piss you off.
  • "One said:

    I'm just thinking he was in a bad situation and it wouldn't hurt to bring him in. It might work it might not just thinking he deserves another chance.

    What bad situation? both teams that cut him are better than the Browns. Are you suggesting that he has to join one of the worst teams in the league to finally hold onto a roster spot? Give those reps to guys looking to take a step forward, guys who are willing to put in the work. Athletecism doesn't count for much in someone who doesn't give a fuck.

    @roycerolls said:

    What bad situation? both teams that cut him are better than the Browns. Are you suggesting that he has to join one of the worst teams in the league to finally hold onto a roster spot? Give those reps to guys looking to take a step forward, guys who are willing to put in the work. Athletecism doesn't count for much in someone who doesn't give a fuck.

    Ahhh.. We need wr's?
  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Literally all of them. Because they are employed and he is not.

    Now I hope we get him so it will piss you off.

    @one-post said:

    Now I hope we get him so it will piss you off.

    We won't, because this FO isn't as dumb as you.

  • @one-post said:

    Now I hope we get him so it will piss you off.

    We won't, because this FO isn't as dumb as you.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    We won't, because this FO isn't as dumb as you.

    Nice comeback batman! Lmao
  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    ... the whispers are it's because he just doesn't give a fuck about learning a playbook. That won't fly here and it would be a waste of time.

    Bingo... You cannot go under catching 50% of your targets without a healthy dose of of not knowing where to be.

    @tour2ma said:

    Bingo... You cannot go under catching 50% of your targets without a healthy dose of of not knowing where to be.

    Shhhh....you're entering muddy territory.....Corey Coleman = 42% (ho - ren - dis)

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    I never said the word "thought" in my response.The WR in question has been cut from bad teams. Which makes him worse than bad.

    What other receiver on the Browns is better?

    "One said:

    What other receiver on the Browns is better?

    Yes... literally all of them. You of course realize it takes more than size and speed to play WR, right? That physical stature alone does not make one a good WR?

    It takes drive, dedication, and passion as well...something we saw Justin Gilbert lack, as well a dgb. Those two liked what football did for them.

  • "One said:

    What other receiver on the Browns is better?

    Yes... literally all of them. You of course realize it takes more than size and speed to play WR, right? That physical stature alone does not make one a good WR?

    It takes drive, dedication, and passion as well...something we saw Justin Gilbert lack, as well a dgb. Those two liked what football did for them.

    @choco said:

    Yes... literally all of them. You of course realize it takes more than size and speed to play WR, right? That physical stature alone does not make one a good WR?

    It takes drive, dedication, and passion as well...something we saw Justin Gilbert lack, as well a dgb. Those two liked what football did for them.

    But....what I'm saying is at least bring him in. We don't know Doiral it's all he said she said...nothing profound or concrete much less evidential.
  • @choco said:

    Yes... literally all of them. You of course realize it takes more than size and speed to play WR, right? That physical stature alone does not make one a good WR?

    It takes drive, dedication, and passion as well...something we saw Justin Gilbert lack, as well a dgb. Those two liked what football did for them.

    But....what I'm saying is at least bring him in. We don't know Doiral it's all he said she said...nothing profound or concrete much less evidential.

    "One said:

    But....what I'm saying is at least bring him in. We don't know Doiral it's all he said she said...nothing profound or concrete much less evidential.

    You could do that with dozens of players I guess. Maybe it just comes down to not seeing enough in someone to invest the time in them, which can be almost as bad as investing money in them if it falls through.