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    @calfoxwc said:

    but it seems he may be worth the risk....

    http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000928523/article/antonio-callaway-i-take-responsibility-for-everything

    For chrissakes, what the hell else would he say?

    That said, I wish him luck.

    @ous said:

    For chrissakes, what the hell else would he say?

    I fail to see how that statement benefited Christ.

    That said, welcome.

    Now fix your screen name typo...

  • Receivers sometimes take a little time to acclimate to the NFL.  With Callaway missing last year it might take him on the high end of 'a little time' to acclimate.  It would be nice if Coleman could chip in with some offense while we're grooming his replacement.  

    @orion said:

    Receivers sometimes take a little time to acclimate to the NFL.  With Callaway missing last year it might take him on the high end of 'a little time' to acclimate.  It would be nice if Coleman could chip in with some offense while we're grooming his replacement.  

    Or just turn into the #15 overall player we drafted. Surely his broken hands have recovered by now. What weapons we could provide the QBs with so many skilled offensive players we have added in Hyde, Chubb, Callaway, Coleman (if he finally shows), Ratley and Njoku. We have so much potential now on both sides of the ball.

  • @tacosman said:

    umm no....the difference is randy moss had severe difficulties at the end of high high school career and then after high school, but after he actually got enrolled at marshall he was a great teammate for two years who was super focused on the field for two straight years in college.

    Whereas Calloway...his problems just continued to get worse after he arrived at florida and he didnt have any period where he wasnt a problem since coming to florida.  He's actively continued to head in the wrong direction.  

    Very very different than the moss situation.  

    Unlike Moss, who continued his troubled  ways in the NFL (failed drug test, traffic incident, dating violence, dickish ways) I don't think Calloway has that luxury as a 4th round pick and will become exactly what we need on and off the field. Just a hunch ... I think Dorsey vetted this pick well, again, if not ... a 4th rounder is low risk.

    Z

    Zombo said:

    Unlike Moss, who continued his troubled  ways in the NFL (failed drug test, traffic incident, dating violence, dickish ways) I don't think Calloway has that luxury as a 4th round pick and will become exactly what we need on and off the field. Just a hunch ... I think Dorsey vetted this pick well, again, if not ... a 4th rounder is low risk.

    Z

    the more dorsey researched this character, the worse it would have been.  This is *not* a T. Hill situation where a player had one catastrophic mistake/incident.  Thats a situation where you can legitimately do a little more research and collect data that shows it may have been an isolated incident.  

    With Calloway, we have a guy who time after time after time does boneheaded low character stuff and there isnt the slighest bit of evidence it's getting any better.  Furthermore, his character concerns arent solely off the field concerns either(although those are certainly numerous)

    I'll always take a Joe MIxon or T Hill type over a Calloway type because at least in the case of the former guys you dont neccessarily have a failure to stay out of trouble after getting in trouble.  

    I will agree that a 4th rounder is pretty low risk....my argument would be that this sort of character is just the kind of guy you dont want to associate with period....even as an udfa

  • Even Justin Blackmon got wise enough to play 16 games in this drug free league. Blackmon was the 5th pick of the 2012 Draft..Jags gave up a 7th & a 4th to move from #7 to #5..Seriously here folks, we gave up pick #178 to move from pick #114 to #105..Calloway will be treated as Peppers failing the same Combine Drug test. The rules are pretty simple.This will more than likely be your last chance.Make the best of your opportunity.   

  • Speaking of drug-free league...

    I have to wonder if the NFL's marijuana prohibition survives the next CBA negotiation.

    Hang in there boys... relief is on the way.

  • Speaking of drug-free league...

    I have to wonder if the NFL's marijuana prohibition survives the next CBA negotiation.

    Hang in there boys... relief is on the way.

    @tour2ma said:

    Speaking of drug-free league...

    I have to wonder if the NFL's marijuana prohibition survives the next CBA negotiation.

    Hang in there boys... relief is on the way.

    Does it mean that Josh Gordon will be able to play a full season without suspensions? 

  • @ous said:

    For chrissakes, what the hell else would he say?

    I fail to see how that statement benefited Christ.

    That said, welcome.

    Now fix your screen name typo...

    @tour2ma said:

    I fail to see how that statement benefited Christ.

    That said, welcome.

    Now fix your screen name typo...

    Probably not a typo.   Ous is what people from the Pacific Island call themselves  (Hawaiians, Polynesians, Samoans, Tongans etc.).  Maybe this poster if of that descent.

  • Speaking of drug-free league...

    I have to wonder if the NFL's marijuana prohibition survives the next CBA negotiation.

    Hang in there boys... relief is on the way.

    @tour2ma said:

    Speaking of drug-free league...

    I have to wonder if the NFL's marijuana prohibition survives the next CBA negotiation.

    Hang in there boys... relief is on the way.

    I think not likely.

  • Just saw on the local news - they were talking about Calloway - they mentioned he is being mentored by

    other players in the league, most notably, Antonio Brown. Mayfield grinned when asked about him, and he said

    "he's fast, he's very, very fast". Calloway is very soft spoken, but when they talked to him, and asked how he felt

    about Dorsey taking a chance on him in the fourth round, he had a serious look in his eyes and flatly said "I won't let him down".

    He also said Brown and others have told him he has way too much talent to waste it. I think this kid really believes it, and is really on the level.

  • Just saw on the local news - they were talking about Calloway - they mentioned he is being mentored by

    other players in the league, most notably, Antonio Brown. Mayfield grinned when asked about him, and he said

    "he's fast, he's very, very fast". Calloway is very soft spoken, but when they talked to him, and asked how he felt

    about Dorsey taking a chance on him in the fourth round, he had a serious look in his eyes and flatly said "I won't let him down".

    He also said Brown and others have told him he has way too much talent to waste it. I think this kid really believes it, and is really on the level.

    @calfoxwc said:

    Just saw on the local news - they were talking about Calloway - they mentioned he is being mentored by

    other players in the league, most notably, Antonio Brown. Mayfield grinned when asked about him, and he said

    "he's fast, he's very, very fast". Calloway is very soft spoken, but when they talked to him, and asked how he felt

    about Dorsey taking a chance on him in the fourth round, he had a serious look in his eyes and flatly said "I won't let him down".

    He also said Brown and others have told him he has way too much talent to waste it. I think this kid really believes it, and is really on the level.

    I thought you had no room for people whom you felt lacked character?

  • @calfoxwc said:

    Just saw on the local news - they were talking about Calloway - they mentioned he is being mentored by

    other players in the league, most notably, Antonio Brown. Mayfield grinned when asked about him, and he said

    "he's fast, he's very, very fast". Calloway is very soft spoken, but when they talked to him, and asked how he felt

    about Dorsey taking a chance on him in the fourth round, he had a serious look in his eyes and flatly said "I won't let him down".

    He also said Brown and others have told him he has way too much talent to waste it. I think this kid really believes it, and is really on the level.

    I thought you had no room for people whom you felt lacked character?

    @the-gipper said:

    I thought you had no room for people whom you felt lacked character?

    Don't tempt me Gip.😛

  • @calfoxwc said:

    Just saw on the local news - they were talking about Calloway - they mentioned he is being mentored by

    other players in the league, most notably, Antonio Brown. Mayfield grinned when asked about him, and he said

    "he's fast, he's very, very fast". Calloway is very soft spoken, but when they talked to him, and asked how he felt

    about Dorsey taking a chance on him in the fourth round, he had a serious look in his eyes and flatly said "I won't let him down".

    He also said Brown and others have told him he has way too much talent to waste it. I think this kid really believes it, and is really on the level.

    I thought you had no room for people whom you felt lacked character?

    @the-gipper said:

    I thought you had no room for people whom you felt lacked character?

      Come now, you are a JUDGE and you can't discern issues better than THAT? Not even LOL-able. Given his rap sheet, I would never have drafted him. I remember Jerimiah Pharms, 4th rounder.The Browns didn't do their homework at all.

      Pharms, however, didn't have mentors in the NFL. Sometimes, character can be accrued, like forging hardness of steel.

      I trust Dorsey and co did serious research and interviews about this kid. They took a chance - it isn't so bad to lose out on taking a chance in the fourth round.

    But the first round? hell no. second? hell no. Third? hell no.

    About Pharms

    https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/key-uw-linebacker-played-entire-season-after-his-bloody-print-was-tied-to-shooting/

    Calloway never murdered anybody. Ran with a rough crowd, had credit card fraud issues with the group.

    False accusation of rape. You are a freaking judge? Come on, man. I can see taking a chance on a kid who made mistakes,

    but is past them, at least late as the 4th round. But it's sticking your neck out. Butch Davis and co took a far, far bigger, far more stupid chance.

       Calloway has people in the NFL who believe in who he is. etc etc. He had been slated by some to have gone in the second round - one, to the ratbirds.

      giving this kid a chance has some merit - I wouldn't have taken the chance myself. But good luck to Calloway.

  • @the-gipper said:

    I thought you had no room for people whom you felt lacked character?

      Come now, you are a JUDGE and you can't discern issues better than THAT? Not even LOL-able. Given his rap sheet, I would never have drafted him. I remember Jerimiah Pharms, 4th rounder.The Browns didn't do their homework at all.

      Pharms, however, didn't have mentors in the NFL. Sometimes, character can be accrued, like forging hardness of steel.

      I trust Dorsey and co did serious research and interviews about this kid. They took a chance - it isn't so bad to lose out on taking a chance in the fourth round.

    But the first round? hell no. second? hell no. Third? hell no.

    About Pharms

    https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/key-uw-linebacker-played-entire-season-after-his-bloody-print-was-tied-to-shooting/

    Calloway never murdered anybody. Ran with a rough crowd, had credit card fraud issues with the group.

    False accusation of rape. You are a freaking judge? Come on, man. I can see taking a chance on a kid who made mistakes,

    but is past them, at least late as the 4th round. But it's sticking your neck out. Butch Davis and co took a far, far bigger, far more stupid chance.

       Calloway has people in the NFL who believe in who he is. etc etc. He had been slated by some to have gone in the second round - one, to the ratbirds.

      giving this kid a chance has some merit - I wouldn't have taken the chance myself. But good luck to Calloway.

    @calfoxwc said:

      Come now, you are a JUDGE and you can't discern issues better than THAT? Not even LOL-able. Given his rap sheet, I would never have drafted him. I remember Jerimiah Pharms, 4th rounder.The Browns didn't do their homework at all.

      Pharms, however, didn't have mentors in the NFL. Sometimes, character can be accrued, like forging hardness of steel.

      I trust Dorsey and co did serious research and interviews about this kid. They took a chance - it isn't so bad to lose out on taking a chance in the fourth round.

    But the first round? hell no. second? hell no. Third? hell no.

    About Pharms

    https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/key-uw-linebacker-played-entire-season-after-his-bloody-print-was-tied-to-shooting/

    Calloway never murdered anybody. Ran with a rough crowd, had credit card fraud issues with the group.

    False accusation of rape. You are a freaking judge? Come on, man. I can see taking a chance on a kid who made mistakes,

    but is past them, at least late as the 4th round. But it's sticking your neck out. Butch Davis and co took a far, far bigger, far more stupid chance.

       Calloway has people in the NFL who believe in who he is. etc etc. He had been slated by some to have gone in the second round - one, to the ratbirds.

      giving this kid a chance has some merit - I wouldn't have taken the chance myself. But good luck to Calloway.

    It has nothing to do with me...or what I do for a living.  It has to do with you.  You wanted nothing to do with a particular player who had NONE of the history that Calloway had......yet you are willing to give a chance to this guy who has more Red Flags than May Day in Moscow?  Is it all about where they were drafted?

  • @calfoxwc said:

      Come now, you are a JUDGE and you can't discern issues better than THAT? Not even LOL-able. Given his rap sheet, I would never have drafted him. I remember Jerimiah Pharms, 4th rounder.The Browns didn't do their homework at all.

      Pharms, however, didn't have mentors in the NFL. Sometimes, character can be accrued, like forging hardness of steel.

      I trust Dorsey and co did serious research and interviews about this kid. They took a chance - it isn't so bad to lose out on taking a chance in the fourth round.

    But the first round? hell no. second? hell no. Third? hell no.

    About Pharms

    https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/key-uw-linebacker-played-entire-season-after-his-bloody-print-was-tied-to-shooting/

    Calloway never murdered anybody. Ran with a rough crowd, had credit card fraud issues with the group.

    False accusation of rape. You are a freaking judge? Come on, man. I can see taking a chance on a kid who made mistakes,

    but is past them, at least late as the 4th round. But it's sticking your neck out. Butch Davis and co took a far, far bigger, far more stupid chance.

       Calloway has people in the NFL who believe in who he is. etc etc. He had been slated by some to have gone in the second round - one, to the ratbirds.

      giving this kid a chance has some merit - I wouldn't have taken the chance myself. But good luck to Calloway.

    It has nothing to do with me...or what I do for a living.  It has to do with you.  You wanted nothing to do with a particular player who had NONE of the history that Calloway had......yet you are willing to give a chance to this guy who has more Red Flags than May Day in Moscow?  Is it all about where they were drafted?

    @the-gipper said:

    It has nothing to do with me...or what I do for a living.  It has to do with you.  You wanted nothing to do with a particular player who had NONE of the history that Calloway had......yet you are willing to give a chance to this guy who has more Red Flags than May Day in Moscow?  Is it all about where they were drafted?

      who are you talking about? my guess is, rosen. he has personality issues. was outraged that he didn't get drafted earlier, after saying

    he would rather get drafted later to the right team. Seriously? He dropped the fbomb when he was drafted, he was so po'd.

    Then, the video I saw, also showed him getting bleeped when he went up and met the commish. He was barely a top ten pick.

    Can you tell the difference between a top ten pick and a fourth round pick? apparently not. His flags, as I already showed you, are not the devastating kind. He was innocent of the rape allegation. No charges filed. If you don't get that, shame on you.

    Stop whining over rosen. He's old news. (did you know Josh Allen was drafted well ahead of him?)LOL

  • Josh Allen's Twitter fans approve of the previous statement. 

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  • Josh Allen's Twitter fans approve of the previous statement. 

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    @dutch-oven said:

    Josh Allen's Twitter fans approve of the previous statement. 

    Guys in polo shirts with tiki torches?

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Josh Allen's Twitter fans approve of the previous statement. 

    Guys in polo shirts with tiki torches?

    @mjp28 said:

    Guys in polo shirts with tiki torches?

    😆

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Josh Allen's Twitter fans approve of the previous statement. 

    Guys in polo shirts with tiki torches?

    @mjp28 said:

    Guys in polo shirts with...

    ... what looks to be a flux capacitor logo on them.

  • @mjp28 said:

    Guys in polo shirts with...

    ... what looks to be a flux capacitor logo on them.

    @tour2ma said:

    ... what looks to be a flux capacitor logo on them.

    Or a Star Trek communicator logo? For those who go where only KKK has gone before.😆

  • Just saw on the local news - they were talking about Calloway - they mentioned he is being mentored by

    other players in the league, most notably, Antonio Brown. Mayfield grinned when asked about him, and he said

    "he's fast, he's very, very fast". Calloway is very soft spoken, but when they talked to him, and asked how he felt

    about Dorsey taking a chance on him in the fourth round, he had a serious look in his eyes and flatly said "I won't let him down".

    He also said Brown and others have told him he has way too much talent to waste it. I think this kid really believes it, and is really on the level.

    @calfoxwc said:

    Just saw on the local news - they were talking about Calloway - they mentioned he is being mentored by

    other players in the league, most notably, Antonio Brown. Mayfield grinned when asked about him, and he said

    "he's fast, he's very, very fast". Calloway is very soft spoken, but when they talked to him, and asked how he felt

    about Dorsey taking a chance on him in the fourth round, he had a serious look in his eyes and flatly said "I won't let him down".

    He also said Brown and others have told him he has way too much talent to waste it. I think this kid really believes it, and is really on the level.

    I'm with you Cal. Let's believe in this kid instead of expecting the worse. He seems humble and ready for the challenge. What's to lose  .... a 4th round pick? We've got a lot more invested in the three guys ahead of him on the depth chart, pressure is on them ... You hear me Corey Coleman?

    Zombo