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A week ago, I would've promised he'd be traded and wouldnt get a proper opportunity to compete....but now sense the possibility he's actually in the running to start?....
A week ago, I would've promised he'd be traded and wouldnt get a proper opportunity to compete....but now sense the possibility he's actually in the running to start?....
A week ago I said he'd be our opening day starter.
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A week ago I said he'd be our opening day starter.
I just get this feeling that Brock is that Booger on the tip of the Browns finger & they don't no where to put it
As for Kizer, the kid took a scripted notebook paper to a empty field a hour after practice calling play verb-age in a huddle that he has never done before. Preseason games in about a week. Operation Separation for somebody or it goes to Kessler? Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends -
well, it was hot, and I'm just recovered from maybe a black widow spider bite and antibiotics....I get sick
when I'm out in the sun for very long....
but I noticed a few things -
Ogunjobi is quick, and might be as strong as Danny Shelton. Can't wait to watch him play in a
regular season game. Meder, Orchard, a few others hit the first of four blocking dummies on the
4 man rig... and heavy as it might be, the end moves a half foot - seems impressive to me - a tractor
with a skid loader rig picks it up and takes off with it.
When Danny and Ogunjobi hit it - it pops about a foot on one end, a few inches on the other.
Interesting.
Peppers looks locked in natural, perfectly instinctive catching kicks. I think it was Alford who seemed to be lackadaisical,
not a good kick catcher. We'll see, but that won't fly with these coaches. He didn't try, or is very clumsy....
Kenny Britt looked today like everybody wishes gordon could have been - a big wr with this head screwed on straight,
who practices full on. He looks good.
Colquitt and Gonzalez can really boom punts. Gonzalez... boomed 55/60 yards a few times... that will be a tough
battle, tough decision maybe.
Kevin Hogan did a nice job - seemed to get rid of the ball quick. Osweiler doesn't. Held onto the ball way too long.
Indicative of anything at all? probably not, at this point. Kizer isn't ready, but man, he can throw an intermediate pass
that gets there with serious stuff on it. It's early though.
Miles Garrett is very, very smart, and instinctive hugely. He can shut down a running play, he is just there.
Scary stuff. He's big, and moves like .... I don't know. A jaguar or something? he's also very strong.
Oh, boy, are opposing offenses going to fret about wherever he is on the line. He looks unstoppable.
Derrick Kindred plays very, very smart. and he's quick to make plays. Impressive. So is Kai Nakua. Smart instinctive
db's... around the ball a lot.
Joe Thomas has a beard now. Makes him look meaner. He rocks like he always has. He didn't seem to be out there though.
Reynolds, db, got banged up a bit on a play...they were looking at his knee, he walked it off and continued I think.
While most of us were watching the play downfield, Shon Coleman and Karter Schult, lb (dl in college) got into a fight, and the offense and defense flowed fast into the mix. Schult is a player - don't know who threw a punch. But "the benches" were there
at the fight. It was a fast crowd. The players mean business. Serious business. Still seems like they were having fun out there.
I think Njoku and Devalve are going to be stars maybe, this season. The TE rookie, McNamara is a kid who could
catch on as a blocker... we'll see.
The Browns oline looks like the immoveable object and the defensive line looks like the irresistable force, or something like that.
Serious killer stuff already, and it's only practice, and it's early.
a lot of work to do, a lot of coaching going on - the players are ramped up. nobody is acting like they aren't into it.
The new bleachers are awesome. On the sunlight side, but that makes sense- that is where all the room and activities are.
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i saw that kizer played with the 2's for the first time today after his interception... hmmmm?
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Kai was working with the 1's today aswell and was made multiple tackles
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oh, I'm also just getting over most of a cold...took a Dayquill to not be sneezing at the practice.
Coleman made a GREAT catch along the far sideline - judged it beautifully, the db was right there.
At one point, I started feeling sick a bit, the breeze faltered, so I went down and got a bottle of water
and a plain hotdog. Plain hotdog- $3.00. Loaded...$5. Signed up over at the booths to win a Joe Thomas
autographed helmet. Yeah, right. Didn't win it last year, either. That is probably when I missed the interception...
But, I DID spin the wheel, and get myself a free little orange megaphone, that says "Drive to Stay Alive" from
State Farm. I have two now, and haven't gotten around to putting a big Browns sticker on em....
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calfoxwc-interesting you describe Garrett as a jaguar. He majored in paleontology and describes himself as Deinonychus, a velociraptor twice the size of the ones in Jurassic Park. If you ever saw him snatch a QB with one hand and throw him down, you would think he is very accurate. Glad to see you were as impressed as I have been since his first game as a freshman. Last year was NOT the guy I saw the 1st two years because of the injury. Sounds like he has recovered fully now. Gonna be fun to watch him and his compadres unleashed this year.
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Today's practice should be crazy.from what i read into. #1.Haslem doing his best Axle Rose whistling just a little patience till 18 or 19. #2.Shelton now a fan of the fabulous Samoans with the Samoan flop on football piles. #3.Gregg Williams defense got torched by Hues new running game drive 1. #4. Reynolds is a spot where we really don't need injuries. Hoping for the short IR & not the season.
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calfoxwc-interesting you describe Garrett as a jaguar. He majored in paleontology and describes himself as Deinonychus, a velociraptor twice the size of the ones in Jurassic Park. If you ever saw him snatch a QB with one hand and throw him down, you would think he is very accurate. Glad to see you were as impressed as I have been since his first game as a freshman. Last year was NOT the guy I saw the 1st two years because of the injury. Sounds like he has recovered fully now. Gonna be fun to watch him and his compadres unleashed this year.
calfoxwc-interesting you describe Garrett as a jaguar. He majored in paleontology and describes himself as Deinonychus, a velociraptor twice the size of the ones in Jurassic Park. If you ever saw him snatch a QB with one hand and throw him down, you would think he is very accurate. Glad to see you were as impressed as I have been since his first game as a freshman. Last year was NOT the guy I saw the 1st two years because of the injury. Sounds like he has recovered fully now. Gonna be fun to watch him and his compadres unleashed this year.
Velociraptors were actually very small - only about 40 lbs.
While called velociraptor, the raptors in JP were closer to the size of a Utahraptor.
Deinoychus was smaller than the Utahraptor, but larger than the velociraptor, like around the height of a small child.
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A week ago I said he'd be our opening day starter.
I just get this feeling that Brock is that Booger on the tip of the Browns finger & they don't no where to put it
As for Kizer, the kid took a scripted notebook paper to a empty field a hour after practice calling play verb-age in a huddle that he has never done before. Preseason games in about a week. Operation Separation for somebody or it goes to Kessler? Y'all trying to pull Garrett onto the forum with the dino-talk? Might work...
Finally had to look up this UDFA, Schult... may be more than Camp fodder, but see nothing in his measurables to suggest anything special.
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=1004816&draftyear=2017&genpos=DE
I just get this feeling that Brock is that Booger on the tip of the Browns finger & they don't no where to put it
lol... would not have put it that way, but kinda...
Ideally Brock finishes a close 2nd with 3rd close on his heels... pump up that trade value...
- well, it was hot, and I'm just recovered from maybe a black widow spider bite and antibiotics....
- Kevin Hogan did a nice job - seemed to get rid of the ball quick. Osweiler doesn't. Held onto the ball way too long.Indicative of anything at all?
- Never messed with a widow, but have tangled with a brown recluse... twice... skin disruption is no fun.
- What was the drill?
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calfoxwc-interesting you describe Garrett as a jaguar. He majored in paleontology and describes himself as Deinonychus, a velociraptor twice the size of the ones in Jurassic Park. If you ever saw him snatch a QB with one hand and throw him down, you would think he is very accurate. Glad to see you were as impressed as I have been since his first game as a freshman. Last year was NOT the guy I saw the 1st two years because of the injury. Sounds like he has recovered fully now. Gonna be fun to watch him and his compadres unleashed this year.
Velociraptors were actually very small - only about 40 lbs.
While called velociraptor, the raptors in JP were closer to the size of a Utahraptor.
Deinoychus was smaller than the Utahraptor, but larger than the velociraptor, like around the height of a small child.
Velociraptors were actually very small - only about 40 lbs.
While called velociraptor, the raptors in JP were closer to the size of a Utahraptor.
Deinoychus was smaller than the Utahraptor, but larger than the velociraptor, like around the height of a small child.
It was about 5 ft high and weighed up to 220 lbs according to what I have read.
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Velociraptors were actually very small - only about 40 lbs.
While called velociraptor, the raptors in JP were closer to the size of a Utahraptor.
Deinoychus was smaller than the Utahraptor, but larger than the velociraptor, like around the height of a small child.
It was about 5 ft high and weighed up to 220 lbs according to what I have read.
Look at your diagram - the Deinonychus is the middle one, not the largest one.It was about 5 ft high and weighed up to 220 lbs according to what I have read.
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The 1/2 full D Bone is happy the offense ran the ball down the D's throat.
The 1/2 empty D Bone fears they ran the ball down the D's throat because it's still the same old weakass D and once they match up against a real D they won't have near the success.
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The 1/2 full D Bone is happy the offense ran the ball down the D's throat.
The 1/2 empty D Bone fears they ran the ball down the D's throat because it's still the same old weakass D and once they match up against a real D they won't have near the success.
The 1/2 full D Bone is happy the offense ran the ball down the D's throat.
...doesn't really matter. Nobody can run the ball down anyone's throat anymore. (well, unless you've been running against us or the 49'ers).
We just need to be able to run the ball decently.
What we HAVE TO be able to do is pass the ball. Which, in turn, helps the run.
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
What was the drill? Tour
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I think it was the 11 on 11. Have to remember, folks - there are a lot of guys being put different places to
see how they do - not the starters all the time. I don't know if Joe Thomas and a few others had the day off,
but this early, it isn't valid to read anything significant into a lot of looks and happenings.
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The 1/2 full D Bone is happy the offense ran the ball down the D's throat.
...doesn't really matter. Nobody can run the ball down anyone's throat anymore. (well, unless you've been running against us or the 49'ers).
We just need to be able to run the ball decently.
What we HAVE TO be able to do is pass the ball. Which, in turn, helps the run.
...doesn't really matter. Nobody can run the ball down anyone's throat anymore. (well, unless you've been running against us or the 49'ers).
We just need to be able to run the ball decently.
What we HAVE TO be able to do is pass the ball. Which, in turn, helps the run.
sure you can.in 07-08 Browns included another Bengals OLman named Eric Steinbach & Jamal Lewis ran wild with Browns. Duke & Dayes should cause some match-up issues underneath also. Am not saying Crow is capable of a Jamal season but if this OL can "go kick Can's" at the 2nd level of a defense? The Crow Will Fly!! (or rumble,bumble than stumble but damn don't fumble
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Look at your diagram - the Deinonychus is the middle one, not the largest one.It was about 5 ft high and weighed up to 220 lbs according to what I have read.
Look at your diagram - the Deinonychus is the middle one, not the largest one.
Yes-like I said about 5 ft. tall (when standing up, not running) 220 lbs. The Utahraptor was about 2000+ lbs.
But enough on the dinos.
How did the Browns do yesterday?
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Look at your diagram - the Deinonychus is the middle one, not the largest one.
Yes-like I said about 5 ft. tall (when standing up, not running) 220 lbs. The Utahraptor was about 2000+ lbs.
But enough on the dinos.
How did the Browns do yesterday?
Yes-like I said about 5 ft. tall (when standing up, not running) 220 lbs. The Utahraptor was about 2000+ lbs.
But enough on the dinos.
How did the Browns do yesterday?
I guess standing straight up they could hit 5 feet, though these dinosaurs rarely did. They're more often measured by length and hip height, and hip height was normally in the 3-3.5 foot range, which is just around where their normal head height would be.
Standing straight up, they're a fat 13 year old. Either way, Utahraptor was closer to the velociraptor model in JP in size and appearance, save for a few small differences.
Source: took a lot of blowoff classes in college. Also was a fat 13 year old.
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The 1/2 full D Bone is happy the offense ran the ball down the D's throat.
The 1/2 empty D Bone fears they ran the ball down the D's throat because it's still the same old weakass D and once they match up against a real D they won't have near the success.
The 1/2 full D Bone is happy the offense ran the ball down the D's throat.
The 1/2 empty D Bone fears they ran the ball down the D's throat because it's still the same old weakass D and once they match up against a real D they won't have near the success.
Going to happen in anything less than a "full go" scrimmage.
What was the drill? Tour
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I think it was the 11 on 11. Have to remember, folks - there are a lot of guys being put different places to see how they do - not the starters all the time. I don't know if Joe Thomas and a few others had the day off, but this early, it isn't valid to read anything significant into a lot of looks and happenings.
Thanks...
Agree... nothing to lock in this early anyway, but in 11-on-11 read/progression speed should be the key. Kess, with his experience in Hue's system should be faster now.
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