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  • Hue is a spineless piece of garbage with NO redeeming qualities what-so-ever. A canned response machine that makes me sick to my stomach. 

    Yesterday he shied away from all Gordon questions and said he'd address them today. They trade him away and all the shitbag can say is, he's a patriot now and we're moving on, don't want to get into it, gutless chump- couldn't even dive into the lake by himself... he's so full of Sheet he'd probably sink to the bottom. 

    @poeticg said:

    Hue is a spineless piece of garbage with NO redeeming qualities what-so-ever. A canned response machine that makes me sick to my stomach. 

    Yesterday he shied away from all Gordon questions and said he'd address them today. They trade him away and all the shitbag can say is, he's a patriot now and we're moving on, don't want to get into it, gutless chump- couldn't even dive into the lake by himself... he's so full of Sheet he'd probably sink to the bottom. 

    What would have had him say?

  • Hue Jackson doesn't kick FG's.  I can't blame him this season.  He had our team in position to win each game, and true to form, we found ways NOT to win.  I can't blame him, I really can't.

  • @hoorta said:

    Hardly knee jerk, they were most certainly aware of his history. Call it a cumulative effect. It's the other way around Po, the FO finally got tired of Josh jerking them around. Or would you want me to list the number of times he's been suspended? Just this year, training camp is about to start, and Josh "needs more time to get his head straight", and heads to rehab again. I've lost track of how many times. Then on the eve of heading to New Orleans- (after the game plan is in place) and Hue and Haley have made him a prominent part of it-  he has a hamstring issue, which by Monday is miraculously gone. 

    Face it, if Josh was a fifth round nobody, he'd have been gone in 2013. The only reason we kept hanging on was because he's immensely talented. I have no doubt this year, he was given the terms of staying with the team in writing, and there was a zero tolerance policy if he screwed up again. 

    Here's the timeline Po, and it's why he isn't a Brown anymore. One more failed drug test, and he's done for good.  http://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/news/josh-gordon-timeline-news-cleveland-browns-nfl-reinstatement-denied-suspension/1m9gwhfoku9ns1ozy4pktmnj4k

    +1...

    What's up with this "Sorry, you cannot add any more reactions today" feedback limit?

    @tour2ma said:

    +1...

    What's up with this "Sorry, you cannot add any more reactions today" feedback limit?

    I've hit the wall on likes a few times too Tour, not sure how many you get each day, but it's not unlimited. It rolls over on a 24 hour cycle.  

    @the-gipper said:

    What would have had him say?

    LOL, here's the uncensored version. "We finally got so pissed off at Josh's antics, we decided enough was enough. Plus we thought he was probably back to doing drugs and booze again. that phony hamstring issue didn't sit well either." 

  • Knee jerk reaction?!!...he's had 4 years to sort himself out ?

    Pats have taken a gamble on him...and thats exactly what he is...a gamble. The difference is the pats will have a look and if he steps out of line he'll be gone in the blink of an eye. They won't be relying on him like we are. They have a roster that is packed with talent. 

    Browns on the other hand have been relying on him for years...giving everyone false hope. A super talented WR is useless if he's not on the field. Hanging on to the hope he will sort himself out is unfair on other guys who really want it. I'd rather have Higgins on the field busting his gut every game.

    Absolutely the correct call imo.

    @claretbrown said:

    Knee jerk reaction?!!...he's had 4 years to sort himself out ?

    Pats have taken a gamble on him...and thats exactly what he is...a gamble. The difference is the pats will have a look and if he steps out of line he'll be gone in the blink of an eye. They won't be relying on him like we are. They have a roster that is packed with talent. 

    Browns on the other hand have been relying on him for years...giving everyone false hope. A super talented WR is useless if he's not on the field. Hanging on to the hope he will sort himself out is unfair on other guys who really want it. I'd rather have Higgins on the field busting his gut every game.

    Absolutely the correct call imo.

    Actually the Pats are thin at WR, until Edelman comes back. I'm not going to go to NFL.com and dig up the article, but they spelled out pretty clearly why they took a flyer on Josh. The short version is losing to the Jags, they just double covered Gronk on every play, and dared Brady to beat them with the rest of his rag-tag group of WRs. With Gordon and Edleman on board, teams won't be able to do that.  

  • @claretbrown said:

    Knee jerk reaction?!!...he's had 4 years to sort himself out ?

    Pats have taken a gamble on him...and thats exactly what he is...a gamble. The difference is the pats will have a look and if he steps out of line he'll be gone in the blink of an eye. They won't be relying on him like we are. They have a roster that is packed with talent. 

    Browns on the other hand have been relying on him for years...giving everyone false hope. A super talented WR is useless if he's not on the field. Hanging on to the hope he will sort himself out is unfair on other guys who really want it. I'd rather have Higgins on the field busting his gut every game.

    Absolutely the correct call imo.

    Actually the Pats are thin at WR, until Edelman comes back. I'm not going to go to NFL.com and dig up the article, but they spelled out pretty clearly why they took a flyer on Josh. The short version is losing to the Jags, they just double covered Gronk on every play, and dared Brady to beat them with the rest of his rag-tag group of WRs. With Gordon and Edleman on board, teams won't be able to do that.  

    @hoorta said:

    Actually the Pats are thin at WR, until Edelman comes back. I'm not going to go to NFL.com and dig up the article, but they spelled out pretty clearly why they took a flyer on Josh. The short version is losing to the Jags, they just double covered Gronk on every play, and dared Brady to beat them with the rest of his rag-tag group of WRs. With Gordon and Edleman on board, teams won't be able to do that.  

    If Gordon is on the field, and like we've ALL said a 100 times, that's a giant if...but IF he's on the field with Gronk and Edelman, it's not going to be fun defending them.  You've got Edelman on the choice routes, you've got Gronk in the middle, and you've got Josh flying around deep and wherever else.  Here's the other thing:  Josh is ABSOLUTELY electric with the ball in his hands.  His YAC production and ability to separate after the catch are top notch.  Does ANYONE hit receivers in stride better than Brady?  I mean, not really, right?  We couldn't Josh the ball in stride if we walked down the field and HANDED it to him, but that will NOT be an issue with the Patriots.  As we know better than anybody, getting Josh actually ON the field is a difficult task, but if he's there....watch out.  

    Also, don't forget Josh is actually injured, too.  He injured the hamstring right before coming to the preseason, and he re-injured it during his off the books promo shoot.  He may be more injured than we think.  

  • @tour2ma said:

    +1...

    What's up with this "Sorry, you cannot add any more reactions today" feedback limit?

    I've hit the wall on likes a few times too Tour, not sure how many you get each day, but it's not unlimited. It rolls over on a 24 hour cycle.  

    @the-gipper said:

    What would have had him say?

    LOL, here's the uncensored version. "We finally got so pissed off at Josh's antics, we decided enough was enough. Plus we thought he was probably back to doing drugs and booze again. that phony hamstring issue didn't sit well either." 

    @hoorta said:

    I've hit the wall on likes a few times too Tour, not sure how many you get each day, but it's not unlimited. It rolls over on a 24 hour cycle.  

    LOL, here's the uncensored version. "We finally got so pissed off at Josh's antics, we decided enough was enough. Plus we thought he was probably back to doing drugs and booze again. that phony hamstring issue didn't sit well either." 

    Sure, those are probably  Hue's private feelings.

    But I am asking POG what HE thinks  Hue should say?  I am looking for his warped interpretation of what the press conference should have been like.

  • @claretbrown said:

    Knee jerk reaction?!!...he's had 4 years to sort himself out ?

    Pats have taken a gamble on him...and thats exactly what he is...a gamble. The difference is the pats will have a look and if he steps out of line he'll be gone in the blink of an eye. They won't be relying on him like we are. They have a roster that is packed with talent. 

    Browns on the other hand have been relying on him for years...giving everyone false hope. A super talented WR is useless if he's not on the field. Hanging on to the hope he will sort himself out is unfair on other guys who really want it. I'd rather have Higgins on the field busting his gut every game.

    Absolutely the correct call imo.

    Actually the Pats are thin at WR, until Edelman comes back. I'm not going to go to NFL.com and dig up the article, but they spelled out pretty clearly why they took a flyer on Josh. The short version is losing to the Jags, they just double covered Gronk on every play, and dared Brady to beat them with the rest of his rag-tag group of WRs. With Gordon and Edleman on board, teams won't be able to do that.  

    @hoorta said:

    Actually the Pats are thin at WR, until Edelman comes back. I'm not going to go to NFL.com and dig up the article, but they spelled out pretty clearly why they took a flyer on Josh. The short version is losing to the Jags, they just double covered Gronk on every play, and dared Brady to beat them with the rest of his rag-tag group of WRs. With Gordon and Edleman on board, teams won't be able to do that.  

    And the other comment I read was that it's basically a try out for them anways until Edelman comes back.   If he can't cut it (and many can't with the Patriots) they'll just release him to...and boy wouldn't that be funny after the last 24 hours of whining around here?

  • @hoorta said:

    Actually the Pats are thin at WR, until Edelman comes back. I'm not going to go to NFL.com and dig up the article, but they spelled out pretty clearly why they took a flyer on Josh. The short version is losing to the Jags, they just double covered Gronk on every play, and dared Brady to beat them with the rest of his rag-tag group of WRs. With Gordon and Edleman on board, teams won't be able to do that.  

    If Gordon is on the field, and like we've ALL said a 100 times, that's a giant if...but IF he's on the field with Gronk and Edelman, it's not going to be fun defending them.  You've got Edelman on the choice routes, you've got Gronk in the middle, and you've got Josh flying around deep and wherever else.  Here's the other thing:  Josh is ABSOLUTELY electric with the ball in his hands.  His YAC production and ability to separate after the catch are top notch.  Does ANYONE hit receivers in stride better than Brady?  I mean, not really, right?  We couldn't Josh the ball in stride if we walked down the field and HANDED it to him, but that will NOT be an issue with the Patriots.  As we know better than anybody, getting Josh actually ON the field is a difficult task, but if he's there....watch out.  

    Also, don't forget Josh is actually injured, too.  He injured the hamstring right before coming to the preseason, and he re-injured it during his off the books promo shoot.  He may be more injured than we think.  

    @jiggins7919 said:

    Also, don't forget Josh is actually injured, too.  He injured the hamstring right before coming to the preseason, and he re-injured it during his off the books promo shoot.  He may be more injured than we think.  

    Had an MRI yesterday....the hamstring magically repaired itself as soon as he was traded.  

  • @jiggins7919 said:

    Also, don't forget Josh is actually injured, too.  He injured the hamstring right before coming to the preseason, and he re-injured it during his off the books promo shoot.  He may be more injured than we think.  

    Had an MRI yesterday....the hamstring magically repaired itself as soon as he was traded.  

    @mark-o said:

    Had an MRI yesterday....the hamstring magically repaired itself as soon as he was traded.  

    Wow.  Well, expect him to go bananas.  

  • @hoorta said:

    Actually the Pats are thin at WR, until Edelman comes back. I'm not going to go to NFL.com and dig up the article, but they spelled out pretty clearly why they took a flyer on Josh. The short version is losing to the Jags, they just double covered Gronk on every play, and dared Brady to beat them with the rest of his rag-tag group of WRs. With Gordon and Edleman on board, teams won't be able to do that.  

    And the other comment I read was that it's basically a try out for them anways until Edelman comes back.   If he can't cut it (and many can't with the Patriots) they'll just release him to...and boy wouldn't that be funny after the last 24 hours of whining around here?

    @mark-o said:

    And the other comment I read was that it's basically a try out for them anways until Edelman comes back.   If he can't cut it (and many can't with the Patriots) they'll just release him to...and boy wouldn't that be funny after the last 24 hours of whining around here?

    Only yesterday someone was bemoaning the fact that coleman was now with the pats....as in, he's not good enough for the browns but he is for them. Yeah well now he's not, binned in the blink of an eye. Josh could well go the same route...BB certainly won't be swayed by sentiment, it will be yes or no. 

  • @mark-o said:

    Had an MRI yesterday....the hamstring magically repaired itself as soon as he was traded.  

    Wow.  Well, expect him to go bananas.  

    @jiggins7919 said:

    Wow.  Well, expect him to go bananas.  

    That article said the Patriots run a very complex offense, I wouldn't expect Josh to be much more than a decoy for a couple of weeks.   

  • @jiggins7919 said:

    Wow.  Well, expect him to go bananas.  

    That article said the Patriots run a very complex offense, I wouldn't expect Josh to be much more than a decoy for a couple of weeks.   

    @hoorta said:

    That article said the Patriots run a very complex offense, I wouldn't expect Josh to be much more than a decoy for a couple of weeks.   

    That's a fair point.  It's one of the reasons why Tom and Edelman are so difficult to stop.  They run complex checks and audibles, choice routes that take time to understand and sync up.  But...it doesn't take much to send in Josh for a quick slant, deep go, or anything against zone.  I can already see the play-action pass to Josh on the slant.

  • hamstring got that good ole adios cleveland bump now did it?

  • thats some good sht right there

  • I guess it wasn't monday but it sounds like it might be friday if we lose this thursday night

  • I guess it wasn't monday but it sounds like it might be friday if we lose this thursday night

    @browns_fucking_rule said:

    I guess it wasn't monday but it sounds like it might be friday if we lose this thursday night

    Says whom?   I really can't blame Hue for either one of the losses.  No wasted timeouts so far.   Penalties which were a problem all preseason actually went down week 1 to week 2.   I still don't think he's a great HC but I don't see him being fired this early in the season no matter what happens Thursday night.

  • @browns_fucking_rule said:

    I guess it wasn't monday but it sounds like it might be friday if we lose this thursday night

    Says whom?   I really can't blame Hue for either one of the losses.  No wasted timeouts so far.   Penalties which were a problem all preseason actually went down week 1 to week 2.   I still don't think he's a great HC but I don't see him being fired this early in the season no matter what happens Thursday night.

    @mark-o said:

    Says whom?   I really can't blame Hue for either one of the losses.  No wasted timeouts so far.   Penalties which were a problem all preseason actually went down week 1 to week 2.   I still don't think he's a great HC but I don't see him being fired this early in the season no matter what happens Thursday night.

    It was just and nfl insider who says he believes this is what is going to happen and he thinks that haley will replace him.

  • @mark-o said:

    Says whom?   I really can't blame Hue for either one of the losses.  No wasted timeouts so far.   Penalties which were a problem all preseason actually went down week 1 to week 2.   I still don't think he's a great HC but I don't see him being fired this early in the season no matter what happens Thursday night.

    It was just and nfl insider who says he believes this is what is going to happen and he thinks that haley will replace him.

    @browns_fucking_rule said:

    It was just and nfl insider who says he believes this is what is going to happen and he thinks that haley will replace him.

    oh..an NFL insider.    I don't believe that's happening but we will see.

  • @browns_fucking_rule said:

    It was just and nfl insider who says he believes this is what is going to happen and he thinks that haley will replace him.

    oh..an NFL insider.    I don't believe that's happening but we will see.

    @mark-o said:

    oh..an NFL insider.    I don't believe that's happening but we will see.

    I don't disagree with you.. I am just telling what I heard but who really knows

  • @mark-o said:

    oh..an NFL insider.    I don't believe that's happening but we will see.

    I don't disagree with you.. I am just telling what I heard but who really knows

    @browns_fucking_rule said:

    I don't disagree with you.. I am just telling what I heard but who really knows

    I think if there was a chance he would be blown out after 3 games, they would've just made the change in the offseason to start fresh.   I have to believe that Huey has a longer leash this season than that.