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Pryor Wants Back On Browns?

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  • Thanks, but no thanks.  He had his opportunity and blew it.  

  • Sure. If he wants to be #4 WR, #3 QB, and play special teams for about $2 mil per year...

    Zombo

  • Thanks, but no thanks.  He had his opportunity and blew it.  

    @dawg2fan said:

    Thanks, but no thanks.  He had his opportunity and blew it.  

    Hey, the Prodigal Son returns, duly humbled. I have no objections at the right price. Past Josh & (maybe) Cold-Hands, we have around nothing. Duke Johnson lead the team in receptions.

  • No TP , You had your chance.. You bet on yourself and you lost... How can we count on you.. If you can't even count on yourself?

  • what, the responsiblities were harder on you there? criticism worse?

    nope.

    some terrific wr's in the draft.

  • Many people felt this would be a possibility, but the main problem is with the agent, Rosenhaus. He's a known douche bag and always seems to cause trouble during contract time. For the people who don't want him back, I don't really understand that logic. He's got a nice catch radius, he played hard for Hue, and I think he'd be a good fit with Coleman and Gordon. We keep hearing about how difficult it is going to be to get players to come to Cleveland, well perhaps we have a guy who WANTS to come here, and I think we should make it happen. 

  • The Browns are simply not in a position to reject a player that has performed well in the team, specially in the receiving corps, and I'd say that he could land here for a cheap price.

    Getting a top WR Free Agent in March and drafting another one in second round might not be enough considering how little availability both Coleman and Josh Gordon have shown. Adding Terrell Pryor to those two other additions would be a nice move.

  • why not?  the browns need all the help they can get at WR and maybe since Sashi is gone he'd be more willing to negotiate a fair contract.

  • someone who actually wants to play for the Browns 

  • He must mot be getting any intetest whatsoever from other teams. That being said, for a fuk lot less than he wanted before......sure. If he asks for anything near 7-8m doesey had better just raise his hands and say get out have a nice day. 

    If we give TP a big contract and he cones here to fuk off cause he knows his nfl days are more or less over.......?????

  • For the veteran minimum only 

  • Sure. If he wants to be #4 WR, #3 QB, and play special teams for about $2 mil per year...

    Zombo

    Love the replies that draw upon some last reserve supply of pride...

    Zombo said:

    Sure. If he wants to be #4 WR, #3 QB, and play special teams for about $2 mil per year...

    Yup... not as if the guy did not bring some functionality to our passing game in 2016.

    He may not be great, but he's an upgrade.

  • Get him cheap, why not? We're not in a position to turn down WR help

  • Prove it again contract. Sure. Like him or not the guy played his guts out when he was here. WR is the worst position on the team by far.

  • Bring him back for what he's worth, which is more than any of our recent acquisitions, but not what he wanted when he left.

  • Get him cheap, why not? We're not in a position to turn down WR help

    @mld-woody said:

    Get him cheap, why not? We're not in a position to turn down WR help

    Absolutely.

    There isn't one WR on the roster currently that I feel like the Browns can count on for 2018.

  • Many people felt this would be a possibility, but the main problem is with the agent, Rosenhaus. He's a known douche bag and always seems to cause trouble during contract time. For the people who don't want him back, I don't really understand that logic. He's got a nice catch radius, he played hard for Hue, and I think he'd be a good fit with Coleman and Gordon. We keep hearing about how difficult it is going to be to get players to come to Cleveland, well perhaps we have a guy who WANTS to come here, and I think we should make it happen. 

    @jiggins7919 said:

    Many people felt this would be a possibility, but the main problem is with the agent, Rosenhaus. He's a known douche bag and always seems to cause trouble during contract time. For the people who don't want him back, I don't really understand that logic. He's got a nice catch radius, he played hard for Hue, and I think he'd be a good fit with Coleman and Gordon. We keep hearing about how difficult it is going to be to get players to come to Cleveland, well perhaps we have a guy who WANTS to come here, and I think we should make it happen. 

    There is a lot of truth in this post. Rosenhaus is a cancer and probably directed him to test the market where he could get him untold millions of dollars. Best thing TP could do is find a new agent.

  • I’d venture a bet that a decent amount of the people poopooing this idea today were the ones who were supremely butthurt when Pryor left.

    He’s cheap, has decent hands, and probably wouldn’t have dropped that pass last Sunday. 

    Shmuck it, Sign Pryor to a 3 yr/ $18m deal, then trade Coleman for a second round pick. Sign Landry to a mega deal, and bring in Sammy Watkins as WR4.

    Draft Rosen R1P1, Fitzpatrick R1P4, then package the new second and Houston second to move back up into the first and take Derwin James. Take Nick Chubb R2P1 and BPA with the next second.

    Let Rosen have a WR corps of Josh Gordon, Jarvis Landry, Terrelle Pryor and Sammy Watkins. Give him a backfield of Chubb and Duke.  

    Give Williams a defensive backfield of James, Peppers, and Fitzpatrick along with a healthy Ogbah, Ogunjobi, Shelton and Garrett. 

    If you can’t win a football game with that sort of sheer athletic talent, then we have a serious problem.

  • I’d venture a bet that a decent amount of the people poopooing this idea today were the ones who were supremely butthurt when Pryor left.

    He’s cheap, has decent hands, and probably wouldn’t have dropped that pass last Sunday. 

    Shmuck it, Sign Pryor to a 3 yr/ $18m deal, then trade Coleman for a second round pick. Sign Landry to a mega deal, and bring in Sammy Watkins as WR4.

    Draft Rosen R1P1, Fitzpatrick R1P4, then package the new second and Houston second to move back up into the first and take Derwin James. Take Nick Chubb R2P1 and BPA with the next second.

    Let Rosen have a WR corps of Josh Gordon, Jarvis Landry, Terrelle Pryor and Sammy Watkins. Give him a backfield of Chubb and Duke.  

    Give Williams a defensive backfield of James, Peppers, and Fitzpatrick along with a healthy Ogbah, Ogunjobi, Shelton and Garrett. 

    If you can’t win a football game with that sort of sheer athletic talent, then we have a serious problem.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    I’d venture a bet that a decent amount of the people poopooing this idea today were the ones who were supremely butthurt when Pryor left.

    He’s cheap, has decent hands, and probably wouldn’t have dropped that pass last Sunday. 

    Shmuck it, Sign Pryor to a 3 yr/ $18m deal, then trade Coleman for a second round pick. Sign Landry to a mega deal, and bring in Sammy Watkins as WR4.

    Draft Rosen R1P1, Fitzpatrick R1P4, then package the new second and Houston second to move back up into the first and take Derwin James. Take Nick Chubb R2P1 and BPA with the next second.

    Let Rosen have a WR corps of Josh Gordon, Jarvis Landry, Terrelle Pryor and Sammy Watkins. Give him a backfield of Chubb and Duke.  

    Give Williams a defensive backfield of James, Peppers, and Fitzpatrick along with a healthy Ogbah, Ogunjobi, Shelton and Garrett. 

    If you can’t win a football game with that sort of sheer athletic talent, then we have a serious problem.

    Sign me up for all of this.