Garrett Hurt Already
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Are we wishing Trubisky ill now because ghoolie liked him? who cares? the kid is from Mentor wish him the best. I hope he has a great career.
Are we wishing Trubisky ill now because ghoolie liked him? who cares? the kid is from Mentor wish him the best. I hope he has a great career.
Clev, I could care less if Trub was from the moon. Care even less what Ghoolie has to say..Did your mama change your name to sign up here? Live in NC news, you'll learn all you want about Bitch-tits Trubisky Family..& Hell no they did not want him playing in Cleveland
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This isn't about releasing classified information, it is about this fauhking moron jsut doing whtever the fauhk he feel like doing.
In your own Gobble lie Gook words you stated we needed A RAMBO...Well ya can't even handle that either apparently as a so-called Browns fan...Sit back & Watch Goonie Troutman...Also watch what a good Vikings D does to your Ram-Rod-ing boy Mitch this week..
In your own Gobble lie Gook words you stated we needed A RAMBO...Well ya can't even handle that either apparently as a so-called Browns fan...Sit back & Watch Goonie Troutman...Also watch what a good Vikings D does to your Ram-Rod-ing boy Mitch this week..
I never used the comparison Rambo. I have been 100% consistent. I said the reason Williams would be unsuccessful is because all the teaches is rage and not discipline.
What I want in a DE is intensity, hard work, hate for the other guys. As I have said many times, I also want a disciplined team that doesn't hit dirty and get penalized over and over. Garretts antics tell you the deeper story....this guy is not intense about anything................. he is a ZUMBA instructor.................. Bosa, JJ WATT he is not.
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Arkansas Tour, Arkansas. I believe there's Wal-Marts in Kansas though.
Oh Thank God! I thought you were gonna make John Boy declare bankruptcy and sell off the farm.
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Somebody post this yet?
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2017/10/browns_myles_garrett_i_am_back.html
WSS
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Better expectations this week than last week for the d as whole.
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Kansas can tax the Walton family?
Arkansas. I thought someone said that Arkansas was in financial trouble.
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Are we wishing Trubisky ill now because ghoolie liked him? who cares? the kid is from Mentor wish him the best. I hope he has a great career.
Are we wishing Trubisky ill now because ghoolie liked him? who cares? the kid is from Mentor wish him the best. I hope he has a great career.
No, I was the one that turned the key that got the Trubisky train rolling. But, since he is not a Browns player....as they say in French: Fous lui.
(F him)
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Arkansas. I thought someone said that Arkansas was in financial trouble.
It was me. I said Kansas. You don't read.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Arkansas. I thought someone said that Arkansas was in financial trouble.
It was me. I said Kansas. You don't read.
It was me. I said Kansas. You don't read.
No, you don't read. Here is what Nickers said:
I hate to digress.. But dayum.. Most people in Arkansas are broke.. And theyre gonna hang that on them?.. Wow!
I was responding to his statement about Arkansas when I made the comment about the Waltons.
Are you always this full of hubris?
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I felt like last week was pretty much the perfect game for Garrett to come back because the Bengals have very low rated OT's. Obviously he wasn't healthy enough yet, and we didn't get to see our prized selection. This game is just about as good though because it's a home game, Myles is DEFINITELY ready to go, and we know more than anyone how McCown tends to hold onto the ball. Even at his age, McCown is still mobile enough to hurt you a bit with his legs, but I have a feeling we're going to be able to force him into some poor throws or simply holding onto the ball too long and taking a few sacks.
An interesting, and somewhat depressing set of stats I recently heard was the Browns blitz more than any other team, and we have the least SUCCESS of any team in the league. Ouch. Adding to the pain is that Josh McCown has one of the highest QBR's of any QB when facing the blitz. He's literally completing over 73% against the blitz, and he's owning it. Conversely, McCown is absolutely struggling when he has too much time and he tries to force it. What's this tell us? It tells us that Gregg Williams better come up with a different game plan. It tells us that Gregg Williams better know these stats, and he better not call a jail-break blitz on 3rd and 9 EVERY time. I want to see Williams learn from mistakes, realize who the competition is, and call a better game. If Josh is playing well against the pressure, what can he come up with? Can he find a way to plug the running game and get pressure on 3rd down without exposing our secondary? Can some of our 4 linemen get consistent pressure? Can we make Josh force the ball into small windows and get some hands on the rock and perhaps grab a pick or two? Hell, can we be GREEDY and get a defensive TD? Because let's be honest, THAT'S what this team really needs.
I feel like Garrett is going to be instrumental in executing our defensive game plan. I hate to put THAT much pressure on a rookie, but let's not lie to each other...we don't have many defensive studs, and Garrett has that POTENTIAL. I guess the hope is that Garrett can draw some attention and perhaps open things up for Ogbah or others. The scary thing is teams are going with the quick passing game, and there doesn't seem to be much we can do about it. I don't care what kind of blitz you run, a quick pass is almost always going to leave the QB's hand before the defender has a chance to make an impact, and we have ALL seen the damage screen passes can do to us. I think we need to find more ways of disguising our blitzes, and instead fake the pressure more often than actually bring it. Make them THINK we're coming, and then just pull back. Complete your short passes if you can, we're tackling you immediately. We're decent against the run. Let's make Josh beat us by being accurate all game long, and when we get our hands on a tipped pass, we HAVE TO BRING IT IN. Lord knows the other dang team catches every INT that is up in the air, so it's time for us to repay the favor.
Lastly, we need Garrett to help in the red zone. Can he make that 3rd and goal sack that actually FORCES A DANG FG?! Our team isn't good enough to score touchdowns every drive, so our defense needs to force some FG's for once this year, and help out our offense.
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jiggins, u know what ogbah is gonna do when garrett gets back? Get handled every down by the RT just the same as he is now. Garett will do nithing for ogbah even if he has 5 sacks his first game.
Teams are leaving our DE's 1v1 as it is, its not like they're gonna pull the RT over the left side in pass protect and let ogbah or nassib come free. If garrett plays well it just means they're gonna slide some ectra protection his way which can in theory open up some interior rush lanes but the DE on the other side still has to beat his man
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It was me. I said Kansas. You don't read.
No, you don't read. Here is what Nickers said:
I hate to digress.. But dayum.. Most people in Arkansas are broke.. And theyre gonna hang that on them?.. Wow!
I was responding to his statement about Arkansas when I made the comment about the Waltons.
Are you always this full of hubris?
No, you don't read. Here is what Nickers said:
I hate to digress.. But dayum.. Most people in Arkansas are broke.. And theyre gonna hang that on them?.. Wow!
I was responding to his statement about Arkansas when I made the comment about the Waltons.
Are you always this full of hubris?
OK... I stand corrected. Should have said you don't read from the beginning. Better?
As for my hubris level? Yes, always this level. Just falls well shy of yours... just as it always has.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
I felt like last week was pretty much the perfect game for Garrett to come back because the Bengals have very low rated OT's. Obviously he wasn't healthy enough yet, and we didn't get to see our prized selection. This game is just about as good though because it's a home game, Myles is DEFINITELY ready to go, and we know more than anyone how McCown tends to hold onto the ball. Even at his age, McCown is still mobile enough to hurt you a bit with his legs, but I have a feeling we're going to be able to force him into some poor throws or simply holding onto the ball too long and taking a few sacks.
An interesting, and somewhat depressing set of stats I recently heard was the Browns blitz more than any other team, and we have the least SUCCESS of any team in the league. Ouch. Adding to the pain is that Josh McCown has one of the highest QBR's of any QB when facing the blitz. He's literally completing over 73% against the blitz, and he's owning it. Conversely, McCown is absolutely struggling when he has too much time and he tries to force it. What's this tell us? It tells us that Gregg Williams better come up with a different game plan. It tells us that Gregg Williams better know these stats, and he better not call a jail-break blitz on 3rd and 9 EVERY time. I want to see Williams learn from mistakes, realize who the competition is, and call a better game. If Josh is playing well against the pressure, what can he come up with? Can he find a way to plug the running game and get pressure on 3rd down without exposing our secondary? Can some of our 4 linemen get consistent pressure? Can we make Josh force the ball into small windows and get some hands on the rock and perhaps grab a pick or two? Hell, can we be GREEDY and get a defensive TD? Because let's be honest, THAT'S what this team really needs.
I feel like Garrett is going to be instrumental in executing our defensive game plan. I hate to put THAT much pressure on a rookie, but let's not lie to each other...we don't have many defensive studs, and Garrett has that POTENTIAL. I guess the hope is that Garrett can draw some attention and perhaps open things up for Ogbah or others. The scary thing is teams are going with the quick passing game, and there doesn't seem to be much we can do about it. I don't care what kind of blitz you run, a quick pass is almost always going to leave the QB's hand before the defender has a chance to make an impact, and we have ALL seen the damage screen passes can do to us. I think we need to find more ways of disguising our blitzes, and instead fake the pressure more often than actually bring it. Make them THINK we're coming, and then just pull back. Complete your short passes if you can, we're tackling you immediately. We're decent against the run. Let's make Josh beat us by being accurate all game long, and when we get our hands on a tipped pass, we HAVE TO BRING IT IN. Lord knows the other dang team catches every INT that is up in the air, so it's time for us to repay the favor.
Lastly, we need Garrett to help in the red zone. Can he make that 3rd and goal sack that actually FORCES A DANG FG?! Our team isn't good enough to score touchdowns every drive, so our defense needs to force some FG's for once this year, and help out our offense.
and we know more than anyone how McCown tends to hold onto the ball.
Not to mention the length of McC's release both in terms of time and distance he reaches back. It's made for a blind-side strip sack.
Kevin Beachum is listed as NYJ's starting LT... 6 yr vet... out of SMU... He's only 6'2? With 33.25" arms? Made up for lack of physical size with lack of speed and strength coming out of college.
Myles should eat him alive...
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and we know more than anyone how McCown tends to hold onto the ball.
Not to mention the length of McC's release both in terms of time and distance he reaches back. It's made for a blind-side strip sack.
Kevin Beachum is listed as NYJ's starting LT... 6 yr vet... out of SMU... He's only 6'2? With 33.25" arms? Made up for lack of physical size with lack of speed and strength coming out of college.
Myles should eat him alive...
Not to mention the length of McC's release both in terms of time and distance he reaches back. It's made for a blind-side strip sack.
Kevin Beachum is listed as NYJ's starting LT... 6 yr vet... out of SMU... He's only 6'2? With 33.25" arms? Made up for lack of physical size with lack of speed and strength coming out of college.
Myles should eat him alive...
Myles may not have that dip and glide move yet, that requires alot of ankle. They might be telling him to lay off that move.
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and we know more than anyone how McCown tends to hold onto the ball.
Not to mention the length of McC's release both in terms of time and distance he reaches back. It's made for a blind-side strip sack.
Kevin Beachum is listed as NYJ's starting LT... 6 yr vet... out of SMU... He's only 6'2? With 33.25" arms? Made up for lack of physical size with lack of speed and strength coming out of college.
Myles should eat him alive...
Not to mention the length of McC's release both in terms of time and distance he reaches back. It's made for a blind-side strip sack.
Kevin Beachum is listed as NYJ's starting LT... 6 yr vet... out of SMU... He's only 6'2? With 33.25" arms? Made up for lack of physical size with lack of speed and strength coming out of college.
Myles should eat him alive...
However I suspect Myles only comes in for 3rd and long for his first game back so they get an idea if he really is ready to return. Precautionary move I will hazard to guess.
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Not to mention the length of McC's release both in terms of time and distance he reaches back. It's made for a blind-side strip sack.
Kevin Beachum is listed as NYJ's starting LT... 6 yr vet... out of SMU... He's only 6'2? With 33.25" arms? Made up for lack of physical size with lack of speed and strength coming out of college.
Myles should eat him alive...
However I suspect Myles only comes in for 3rd and long for his first game back so they get an idea if he really is ready to return. Precautionary move I will hazard to guess.
However I suspect Myles only comes in for 3rd and long for his first game back so they get an idea if he really is ready to return. Precautionary move I will hazard to guess.
I agree. Not sure i wanna see him leaning into a 300lb tackle going around the edge either.
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