Garoppolo
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Just firing you up Larry, this is the time of year where the board gets Zzzzzzzzzzz........................ Cap hell, you say? Hmmmmm................. What has Cap heaven done for us?
Just firing you up Larry, this is the time of year where the board gets Zzzzzzzzzzz........................ Cap hell, you say? Hmmmmm................. What has Cap heaven done for us?
Not much- that's why hatchet man Sushi got rid of a bunch of over paid underperforming trash. He's not here anymore because he swung the axe a little too hard... That and we're going to be paying Kenny POS Britt around $4 million this year to sit on his a$$ watching Sunday Ticket after the Patriots cut him.
BTW, I just thought of a good O-line analogy. Joe Thomas is to Cam Erving is the same difference comparing Aaron Rodgers\Tom Brady to Spergon Wynn. It's why when Mack and Schwartz left, we had three qbs on IR. So let's spent $150 million on Cousins and have him get beat up behind a bunch of sumo wrestlers..
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I'll keep saying it over and over again. I don't think Sashi is the one to blame for the Garoppolo trade.
If you do what all the league considers logic at one point, then how could you be blamed? We offered a 2nd round, IIRC, and NOBODY thought that we should have offered more.
We drafted Kizer as a plan B. And I'm not angry because Trubisky doesn't look very good, Watson has confirmed the injury concerns and we haven't seen Mahomes yet.
Did we offer a 2nd before the draft last year? Because that's what I'm talking about. I would have given up our second first rounder for him last year, it's on record. But we parlayed that into a safety that plays 30 yards off the ball, so we're good.
Zombo
Zombo said:
Did we offer a 2nd before the draft last year? Because that's what I'm talking about. I would have given up our second first rounder for him last year,
Oh I'd say we tried pre-draft https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/browns-reportedly-rejected-by-patriots-after-trying-to-trade-for-jimmy-garoppolo-again/ Bill wanted to keep the Brady insurance policy till at least Trade Deadline..Multi Media reports.. all vary of true draft value discussed.. Let's move to Trade Deadline https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/patriots-reportedly-couldve-gotten-no-4-pick-in-2018-nfl-draft-for-jimmy-garoppolo/ Bill's presser confirms that Kyle was a better fit than Browns Staff & I would add in ownership also..I also say, if we were told Jimmy "was not" trade able at deadline? Than what you say you would have offered means Bo Diddy squat..
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Of course. But I'm talking only about Jimmy Garoppolo here.
Sashi Brown's NFL gravemarker reads "passed on Wentz, passed on Watson, didn't ante up for Jimmy, couldn't beat the clock on A.J*, here lies 1-31"
I expect Dorsey to be WAY more aggressive when it comes to securing a franchise QB for the Cleveland Browns. If he goes down, he goes down swinging.
Zombo
*Not that I am any fan of McCarren, but the fact that he botched that trade was his final kiss of death
Zombo said:
Sashi Brown's NFL gravemarker reads "passed on Wentz, passed on Watson, didn't ante up for Jimmy, couldn't beat the clock on A.J*, here lies 1-31"
I expect Dorsey to be WAY more aggressive when it comes to securing a franchise QB for the Cleveland Browns. If he goes down, he goes down swinging.
Zombo
*Not that I am any fan of McCarren, but the fact that he botched that trade was his final kiss of death
And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
FIFY.
Exactly.
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Zombo said:
Sashi Brown's NFL gravemarker reads "passed on Wentz, passed on Watson, didn't ante up for Jimmy, couldn't beat the clock on A.J*, here lies 1-31"
I expect Dorsey to be WAY more aggressive when it comes to securing a franchise QB for the Cleveland Browns. If he goes down, he goes down swinging.
Zombo
*Not that I am any fan of McCarren, but the fact that he botched that trade was his final kiss of death
And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
FIFY.
Exactly.
And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
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And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
Amen
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And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
Browns don't have to be losers. Here at RayFarmers.com
the 2nd hand & 3rd hand brittle foundation bricks need to step up in 3rd season..starting with Both Colemans..
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Zombo said:
Sashi Brown's NFL gravemarker reads "passed on Wentz, passed on Watson, didn't ante up for Jimmy, couldn't beat the clock on A.J*, here lies 1-31"
I expect Dorsey to be WAY more aggressive when it comes to securing a franchise QB for the Cleveland Browns. If he goes down, he goes down swinging.
Zombo
*Not that I am any fan of McCarren, but the fact that he botched that trade was his final kiss of death
And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
FIFY.
Exactly.
And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
Yup, and Haslam apparently didn't trust Sashi one bit to make the right decisions this year using all the draft capital & cap room that's been accumulated.
You might think you're going to live forever- but I'm not. Passing on Wentz put us at least two years farther down the road to finding a guy who can put a stop to the QB jersey that now needs a second row. I doubt you could offer the Eagles our #1 overall and the #4 and get them to part with Carson- so how did that maneuver turn out? It's been posted a bunch of times what we got in trade for Wentz, and the Browns are decidedly on the short of the end of the stick so far. .
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And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
Swing and a miss.
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And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
Yup, and Haslam apparently didn't trust Sashi one bit to make the right decisions this year using all the draft capital & cap room that's been accumulated.
You might think you're going to live forever- but I'm not. Passing on Wentz put us at least two years farther down the road to finding a guy who can put a stop to the QB jersey that now needs a second row. I doubt you could offer the Eagles our #1 overall and the #4 and get them to part with Carson- so how did that maneuver turn out? It's been posted a bunch of times what we got in trade for Wentz, and the Browns are decidedly on the short of the end of the stick so far. .
Yup, and Haslam apparently didn't trust Sashi one bit to make the right decisions this year using all the draft capital & cap room that's been accumulated.
You might think you're going to live forever- but I'm not. Passing on Wentz put us at least two years farther down the road to finding a guy who can put a stop to the QB jersey that now needs a second row. I doubt you could offer the Eagles our #1 overall and the #4 and get them to part with Carson- so how did that maneuver turn out? It's been posted a bunch of times what we got in trade for Wentz, and the Browns are decidedly on the short of the end of the stick so far. .
It's shocking people still think Wentz would have done anything for us. Offense was good enough to beat Tom Brady without him but yeah, he's the engine of that team. Ok....
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And then it will say the next guy stole all the success for which Sashi laid the foundation. And when that guy is using all of these picks we've amassed, we'll all forget that it was Sashi's passing on QBs that made those happen.
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
Horse Schidt. Success belongs to the beholder of the job. There is no benefit or detriment to a person, any person, in any job, based on what happened before. You take a job, it is your goddamned job to make it better than you found it. You liberal, effeminate, cowardly, sissie priks making all kinds of schidt up are pure illustrations of a big part of WTF is wrong with America today.
Hue failed because of Hue, No other fukcing reason. Obama failed because of Obama. Trump's economy is because of Trump.
As a manager and employer, the most disgusting thing in the world is an employee explaining his failure because of sins of the past. Are you a goddamned homo Millennial? Seriously? Sashi was a failure. Dorkey will fail because he is a coffee fetcher. It has nothing to with what Sashit did or didn't do. Grow a set already.
The Cleveland Browns have the hardest hit players in the NFL -
The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
Swing and a miss.
Swing and a miss.
Not really.
I know admitting you are wrong is so, so hard for you though. Perhaps Christ can teach you some humility.
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The same exact thing was said regarding Joe Banner when Sashi took his role. "Sashi is going to benefit from all the cap space and draft picks Joe Banner accumulated"...
One of these GMs is going to have to actually cash in on all the hard work the guy before him did.
Horse Schidt. Success belongs to the beholder of the job. There is no benefit or detriment to a person, any person, in any job, based on what happened before. You take a job, it is your goddamned job to make it better than you found it. You liberal, effeminate, cowardly, sissie priks making all kinds of schidt up are pure illustrations of a big part of WTF is wrong with America today.
Hue failed because of Hue, No other fukcing reason. Obama failed because of Obama. Trump's economy is because of Trump.
As a manager and employer, the most disgusting thing in the world is an employee explaining his failure because of sins of the past. Are you a goddamned homo Millennial? Seriously? Sashi was a failure. Dorkey will fail because he is a coffee fetcher. It has nothing to with what Sashit did or didn't do. Grow a set already.
Horse Schidt. Success belongs to the beholder of the job. There is no benefit or detriment to a person, any person, in any job, based on what happened before. You take a job, it is your goddamned job to make it better than you found it. You liberal, effeminate, cowardly, sissie priks making all kinds of schidt up are pure illustrations of a big part of WTF is wrong with America today.
Hue failed because of Hue, No other fukcing reason. Obama failed because of Obama. Trump's economy is because of Trump.
As a manager and employer, the most disgusting thing in the world is an employee explaining his failure because of sins of the past. Are you a goddamned homo Millennial? Seriously? Sashi was a failure. Dorkey will fail because he is a coffee fetcher. It has nothing to with what Sashit did or didn't do. Grow a set already.
A troll with reading comprehension difficulties?
You've reached a new level of uselessness.
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Horse Schidt. Success belongs to the beholder of the job. There is no benefit or detriment to a person, any person, in any job, based on what happened before. You take a job, it is your goddamned job to make it better than you found it. You liberal, effeminate, cowardly, sissie priks making all kinds of schidt up are pure illustrations of a big part of WTF is wrong with America today.
Hue failed because of Hue, No other fukcing reason. Obama failed because of Obama. Trump's economy is because of Trump.
As a manager and employer, the most disgusting thing in the world is an employee explaining his failure because of sins of the past. Are you a goddamned homo Millennial? Seriously? Sashi was a failure. Dorkey will fail because he is a coffee fetcher. It has nothing to with what Sashit did or didn't do. Grow a set already.
A troll with reading comprehension difficulties?
You've reached a new level of uselessness.
A troll with reading comprehension difficulties?
You've reached a new level of uselessness.
Ahhhhh yes the middle of the dead zone in sports, what a wonderful time of year.
Hey Dutch watching the Olympics? Oh Garoppolo that's what we were chatting about.
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