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  • The beauty of 2013 Gordon was his route tree was complete. He took quick slants to the house and turned WR screens into big plays.

    And then he stretched the field... flies... deep posts... deep crosses...

    And his catch radius? Fahgeddabouddit... not even Wheezy and Campbell could miss him... at least as long as they stuck to their forehand.

    **sigh**

  • Carson Wentz, The Missing Piece..

    Should have drafted Wentz...

  • Carson Wentz, The Missing Piece..

    Should have drafted Wentz...

    @domcucch1994 said:

    Carson Wentz, The Missing Piece..

    Should have drafted Wentz...

    Talk about beating a dead horse.   Good lord man....let it go.

  • @domcucch1994 said:

    Carson Wentz, The Missing Piece..

    Should have drafted Wentz...

    Talk about beating a dead horse.   Good lord man....let it go.

    @mark-o said:

    Talk about beating a dead horse.   Good lord man....let it go.

    Especially in a Gordon thread...

  • @domcucch1994 said:

    Carson Wentz, The Missing Piece..

    Should have drafted Wentz...

    Talk about beating a dead horse.   Good lord man....let it go.

    @mark-o said:

    Talk about beating a dead horse.   Good lord man....let it go.

    But he is an Eagle instead of a Brown.. I. Will. NEVER. Let. This. Go...

    2,262 Yards

    23 TDs

    5 INTs

    60% completion percentage

    104.1 QBR

  • Imagine Wentz to Gordon?

    Makes your prick hard right?

  • @mark-o said:

    Talk about beating a dead horse.   Good lord man....let it go.

    But he is an Eagle instead of a Brown.. I. Will. NEVER. Let. This. Go...

    2,262 Yards

    23 TDs

    5 INTs

    60% completion percentage

    104.1 QBR

    @domcucch1994 said:

    But he is an Eagle instead of a Brown.. I. Will. NEVER. Let. This. Go...

    2,262 Yards

    23 TDs

    5 INTs

    60% completion percentage

    104.1 QBR

    nor should you.....that could be a 'miss' that haunts us for years.  And as I've said before, it's not the type of miss that tons of teams missed on.  this was a simple and direct up/down vote on the guy at #2 that we simply screwed the pooch on.

    they are already talking about building sashi brown monuments in philly....

  • Imagine Wentz to Gordon?

    Makes your prick hard right?

    @domcucch1994 said:

    Imagine Wentz to Gordon?

    Makes your prick hard right?

    no it does not.  

  • Imagine Wentz to Gordon?

    Makes your prick hard right?

    @domcucch1994 said:

    Imagine Wentz to Gordon?

    Makes your prick hard right?

    See the TWITAFCN   thread.  There you may find something that makes your prick hard....but not here.

  • @domcucch1994 said:

    But he is an Eagle instead of a Brown.. I. Will. NEVER. Let. This. Go...

    2,262 Yards

    23 TDs

    5 INTs

    60% completion percentage

    104.1 QBR

    nor should you.....that could be a 'miss' that haunts us for years.  And as I've said before, it's not the type of miss that tons of teams missed on.  this was a simple and direct up/down vote on the guy at #2 that we simply screwed the pooch on.

    they are already talking about building sashi brown monuments in philly....

    Ah.... a veiled Zoey reference???

    Actually she'd look pretty good in veils.

    @tacosman said:

    nor should you.....that could be a 'miss' that haunts us for years.  And as I've said before, it's not the type of miss that tons of teams missed on.  this was a simple and direct up/down vote on the guy at #2 that we simply screwed the pooch on.

    Yet you've said...

    @tacosman said:

    I have no idea if goff, lynch, or wentz will be a good nfl starter or a crappy journeyman.....what I do know is that if anyone tells you they know, they are FOS. None are cant miss prospects, and none are sure thing duds.

    So the Iggles were FOS... got it.

    ... and money is still on you being a Phoolie alt. No way thee can be two members with egos this oversized...

    @tacosman said:

    Just because i've been right every damn time on every damn thing since I've come in here...

  • Ah.... a veiled Zoey reference???

    Actually she'd look pretty good in veils.

    @tacosman said:

    nor should you.....that could be a 'miss' that haunts us for years.  And as I've said before, it's not the type of miss that tons of teams missed on.  this was a simple and direct up/down vote on the guy at #2 that we simply screwed the pooch on.

    Yet you've said...

    @tacosman said:

    I have no idea if goff, lynch, or wentz will be a good nfl starter or a crappy journeyman.....what I do know is that if anyone tells you they know, they are FOS. None are cant miss prospects, and none are sure thing duds.

    So the Iggles were FOS... got it.

    ... and money is still on you being a Phoolie alt. No way thee can be two members with egos this oversized...

    @tacosman said:

    Just because i've been right every damn time on every damn thing since I've come in here...

    @tour2ma said:

    Ah.... a veiled Zoey reference???

    Actually she'd look pretty good in veils.

    Yet you've said...

    So the Iggles were FOS... got it.

    ... and money is still on you being a Phoolie alt. No way thee can be two members with egos this oversized...

    I didn't know whether Wentz would be good or not two years ago.  I said as much(what you quoted above).  The eagles didn't either('know').  They looked at the situation, and made a yes call.  It looks like they were right.  They get kudos for that and rewards.  The Browns front office looked at the situation and made a no call.  It looks like they were wrong.  There are obvious negative repercussions for that.  Not sure why those basic concepts are difficult for you to understand.   

  • @tour2ma said:

    Ah.... a veiled Zoey reference???

    Actually she'd look pretty good in veils.

    Yet you've said...

    So the Iggles were FOS... got it.

    ... and money is still on you being a Phoolie alt. No way thee can be two members with egos this oversized...

    I didn't know whether Wentz would be good or not two years ago.  I said as much(what you quoted above).  The eagles didn't either('know').  They looked at the situation, and made a yes call.  It looks like they were right.  They get kudos for that and rewards.  The Browns front office looked at the situation and made a no call.  It looks like they were wrong.  There are obvious negative repercussions for that.  Not sure why those basic concepts are difficult for you to understand.   

    @tacosman said:

    I didn't know whether Wentz would be good or not two years ago.  I said as much(what you quoted above).  The eagles didn't either('know').  They looked at the situation, and made a yes call.  It looks like they were right.  They get kudos for that and rewards.  The Browns front office looked at the situation and made a no call.  It looks like they were wrong.  There are obvious negative repercussions for that.  Not sure why those basic concepts are difficult for you to understand.  

    I understand perfectly...

    You have neither the talent nor the balls to make a stand on a player before hand.  Riddle me this... How can you always be right when you never take a position?

    Life is much easier when all you do is sit back and throw rocks. Kudos...

  • Got to thinking about Josh last nite... specifically... How the hell do you structure this guy's next contract?

    Let's say that in the final five weeks he looks to all the world like the Flash of old... and I mean old since 2013 is a now distant memory.

    Do you pay him commensurate with his top ten WR talent? He's going to want that kind of money... as in $10mm+/yr... with a huge signing bonus... and sizeable guaranteed money. How do you hand a recovering addict that kind of wad?

    Assuming we do end up with his rights thru 2018, when do you do the deal? I have to assume some modicum of a loyalty discount for sticking with him for three years and counting, but do you "cash" that in the amount or the structure of the deal? And as his 2018 work reinforces his assumed 2017 showing, how quickly does that "discount" evaporate?

    Financially we are protected against relapse as any suspension/ban negates the contract, but do... and can... you structure the deal to help him stay clean? By that I mean pay him a small bonus... pay him a small salary putting the bulk of his weekly paycheck in a trust that controls expenditures as long as he plays and stays clean, but locks down should he relapse?

    Do you write in mandatory counseling in season? Mandatory "rehab stints" in the off-season?

    All the above may end up being moot as he either may not be the player he was or another team will be willing to roll the dice and treat him like he was Mr. Clean in negotiations, but it's potentially one helluva quandary...

    @tour2ma said:

    Got to thinking about Josh last nite... specifically... How the hell do you structure this guy's next contract?

    Let's say that in the final five weeks he looks to all the world like the Flash of old... and I mean old since 2013 is a now distant memory.

    Do you pay him commensurate with his top ten WR talent? He's going to want that kind of money... as in $10mm+/yr... with a huge signing bonus... and sizeable guaranteed money. How do you hand a recovering addict that kind of wad?

    Assuming we do end up with his rights thru 2018, when do you do the deal? I have to assume some modicum of a loyalty discount for sticking with him for three years and counting, but do you "cash" that in the amount or the structure of the deal? And as his 2018 work reinforces his assumed 2017 showing, how quickly does that "discount" evaporate?

    Financially we are protected against relapse as any suspension/ban negates the contract, but do... and can... you structure the deal to help him stay clean? By that I mean pay him a small bonus... pay him a small salary putting the bulk of his weekly paycheck in a trust that controls expenditures as long as he plays and stays clean, but locks down should he relapse?

    Do you write in mandatory counseling in season? Mandatory "rehab stints" in the off-season?

    All the above may end up being moot as he either may not be the player he was or another team will be willing to roll the dice and treat him like he was Mr. Clean in negotiations, but it's potentially one helluva quandary...

    I know the perfect guy to handle such a situation. 

  • @domcucch1994 said:

    Imagine Wentz to Gordon?

    Makes your prick hard right?

    no it does not.  

    @mark-o said:

    no it does not.  

    Don't lie Mark-O

    You'd be getting a raging one if that had happened..

  • @tacosman said:

    I didn't know whether Wentz would be good or not two years ago.  I said as much(what you quoted above).  The eagles didn't either('know').  They looked at the situation, and made a yes call.  It looks like they were right.  They get kudos for that and rewards.  The Browns front office looked at the situation and made a no call.  It looks like they were wrong.  There are obvious negative repercussions for that.  Not sure why those basic concepts are difficult for you to understand.  

    I understand perfectly...

    You have neither the talent nor the balls to make a stand on a player before hand.  Riddle me this... How can you always be right when you never take a position?

    Life is much easier when all you do is sit back and throw rocks. Kudos...

    @tour2ma said:

    I understand perfectly...

    You have neither the talent nor the balls to make a stand on a player before hand.  Riddle me this... How can you always be right when you never take a position?

    Life is much easier when all you do is sit back and throw rocks. Kudos...

    With my wives my philosophy has always been it's easier to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission.

  • @mark-o said:

    no it does not.  

    Don't lie Mark-O

    You'd be getting a raging one if that had happened..

    @domcucch1994 said:

    Don't lie Mark-O

    You'd be getting a raging one if that had happened..

    Sorry...football players don't do it for me.    No matter what team they play for.    But apparently it does for you....not that there's anything wrong with that.  

    Enjoy your dreams of Carson Wentz in a Browns uniform.  I'll focus on the players who are actually on the team.

  • @domcucch1994 said:

    Don't lie Mark-O

    You'd be getting a raging one if that had happened..

    Sorry...football players don't do it for me.    No matter what team they play for.    But apparently it does for you....not that there's anything wrong with that.  

    Enjoy your dreams of Carson Wentz in a Browns uniform.  I'll focus on the players who are actually on the team.

    @mark-o said:

    Sorry...football players don't do it for me.    No matter what team they play for.    But apparently it does for you....not that there's anything wrong with that.  

    Enjoy your dreams of Carson Wentz in a Browns uniform.  I'll focus on the players who are actually on the team.

  • @tour2ma said:

    I understand perfectly...

    You have neither the talent nor the balls to make a stand on a player before hand.  Riddle me this... How can you always be right when you never take a position?

    Life is much easier when all you do is sit back and throw rocks. Kudos...

    With my wives my philosophy has always been it's easier to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    With my wives my philosophy has always been it's easier to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission.

    lol... and she married you? 😉

    Actually had an assistant Plant Manager impart that very "advice" to me about 30 years ago... and it was true. But it was only true when what I did worked.

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    With my wives my philosophy has always been it's easier to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission.

    lol... and she married you? 😉

    Actually had an assistant Plant Manager impart that very "advice" to me about 30 years ago... and it was true. But it was only true when what I did worked.

    @tour2ma said:

    lol... and she married you? 😉

    Actually had an assistant Plant Manager impart that very "advice" to me about 30 years ago... and it was true. But it was only true when what I did worked.

    He said wives Tour not wife, so maybe that didn't work out so well after all.😆

  • Josh Gordon - WR - Browns

    Browns coach Hue Jackson said getting Josh Gordon back is "like Christmas."

    "I get to open a new toy," Jackson said. "I know what’s in that box, but I just want to see how good it is. It’s exciting that he’ll be back out there." Gordon is expected to return to practice this week, and he is eligible to return to the active roster Week 13. It still remains to be seen if he will be ready by then, but he has hit every target so far since being reinstated. Gordon remains worth a stash for teams headed to the fantasy playoffs.