2018 DRAFT - DAY TWO - some good talent available for the BROWNS.
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Chubb YES
Corbett seems to have been picked for his versatility...
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I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.
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That Nevada pipeline. What a joke.
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I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.
See Todd Gurley in 2014. He turned out pretty good.
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See Todd Gurley in 2014. He turned out pretty good.
This is true. No RB is going to come into the draft with a perfect bill of health. But still, the chance of re-injury to a knee is greatly increased.
If we want to talk about concussions having a snowball effect, you have to treat knee injuries the same as well.
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See Todd Gurley in 2014. He turned out pretty good.
This is true. No RB is going to come into the draft with a perfect bill of health. But still, the chance of re-injury to a knee is greatly increased.
If we want to talk about concussions having a snowball effect, you have to treat knee injuries the same as well.
This is true. No RB is going to come into the draft with a perfect bill of health. But still, the chance of re-injury to a knee is greatly increased.
If we want to talk about concussions having a snowball effect, you have to treat knee injuries the same as well.
I know what you are saying. I just know he ran very well last year after the injury.
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@tiamat63 said:
Mcaghee is gonna be your best example here?
My point is he had one of the most gruesome knee injuries ever seen. And his career lasted 10 years. Most healthy running backs are lucky to last 5-7 years.
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@tiamat63 said:
Mcaghee is gonna be your best example here?
My point is he had one of the most gruesome knee injuries ever seen. And his career lasted 10 years. Most healthy running backs are lucky to last 5-7 years.
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Why the Titans decided to have Vince Young as the face of the team is as puzzling as his pronunciation of the name "Harold"
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Nick Chubb has the highest grade of any back I studied in past five years.
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@tiamat63 said:
Mcaghee is gonna be your best example here?
My point is he had one of the most gruesome knee injuries ever seen. And his career lasted 10 years. Most healthy running backs are lucky to last 5-7 years.
My point is he had one of the most gruesome knee injuries ever seen. And his career lasted 10 years. Most healthy running backs are lucky to last 5-7 years.
As a group they're lucky to make 4 years, the NFL version of a "beatter". Sure a few hit 10 years most with great OL and offensive schemes.
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