Do you realize we now have 4 potential super stars?
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Superstar is a subjective term I guess, we have three very nice potentials in Mayfield, Garrett, and Ward.
Landry could be on a HOF path if he stays healthy and has productive longevity.
Z
Zombo said:
Superstar is a subjective term I guess, we have three very nice potentials in Mayfield, Garrett, and Ward.
Landry could be on a HOF path if he stays healthy and has productive longevity.
Z
I would add one more that I think may blossom into what we all hope happens for the Browns, that long distance speed burner that opens up the short and intermediate game for Landry, Antonio Callaway. There is so much potential there to clearly replace the talent that was wasted by Josh Gordon. Let us hope that he continues to mature under the guidance of team leader and obvious professional example of Jarvis Landry.
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We'll see with Callaway. He does have that Joey Galloway breakaway speed, especially when he runs outside the numbers. I'm glad those Clowney-Garrett comparisons have stopped. Garrett is stronger, has more violent hands, and actually possesses a bull rush.
I was a little skeptical with Ward, but man, the kid is a playmaker. The book on him coming out of college was his inabaility to take the jam during a WR release, but his hips are so unbelievably fluid, he could probably match Tyreek Hill step-for-step. Very excited.
I love Juice, and his 40 was the only reason why he dropped so far in the draft. His 'football speed' was undeniable though, and his hands are every bit as good as Odell's. A notch below Larry Legend's.
Obviously nothing is etched in stone and some guys may have better careers, but gut feeling:
superstars - Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, Baker Mayfield, Juice.
very good players - Joe Schobert, Christian Kirksey, Antonio Callaway.
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We'll see with Callaway. He does have that Joey Galloway breakaway speed, especially when he runs outside the numbers. I'm glad those Clowney-Garrett comparisons have stopped. Garrett is stronger, has more violent hands, and actually possesses a bull rush.
I was a little skeptical with Ward, but man, the kid is a playmaker. The book on him coming out of college was his inabaility to take the jam during a WR release, but his hips are so unbelievably fluid, he could probably match Tyreek Hill step-for-step. Very excited.
I love Juice, and his 40 was the only reason why he dropped so far in the draft. His 'football speed' was undeniable though, and his hands are every bit as good as Odell's. A notch below Larry Legend's.
Obviously nothing is etched in stone and some guys may have better careers, but gut feeling:
superstars - Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, Baker Mayfield, Juice.
very good players - Joe Schobert, Christian Kirksey, Antonio Callaway.
We'll see with Callaway. He does have that Joey Galloway breakaway speed, especially when he runs outside the numbers. I'm glad those Clowney-Garrett comparisons have stopped. Garrett is stronger, has more violent hands, and actually possesses a bull rush.
I was a little skeptical with Ward, but man, the kid is a playmaker. The book on him coming out of college was his inabaility to take the jam during a WR release, but his hips are so unbelievably fluid, he could probably match Tyreek Hill step-for-step. Very excited.
I love Juice, and his 40 was the only reason why he dropped so far in the draft. His 'football speed' was undeniable though, and his hands are every bit as good as Odell's. A notch below Larry Legend's.
Obviously nothing is etched in stone and some guys may have better careers, but gut feeling:
superstars - Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, Baker Mayfield, Juice.
very good players - Joe Schobert, Christian Kirksey, Antonio Callaway.
If Callaway stays clean, he may reach superstar status & the jury is out on Njoku who, I believe, will thrive with Baker as QB.
Mike
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We'll see with Callaway. He does have that Joey Galloway breakaway speed, especially when he runs outside the numbers. I'm glad those Clowney-Garrett comparisons have stopped. Garrett is stronger, has more violent hands, and actually possesses a bull rush.
I was a little skeptical with Ward, but man, the kid is a playmaker. The book on him coming out of college was his inabaility to take the jam during a WR release, but his hips are so unbelievably fluid, he could probably match Tyreek Hill step-for-step. Very excited.
I love Juice, and his 40 was the only reason why he dropped so far in the draft. His 'football speed' was undeniable though, and his hands are every bit as good as Odell's. A notch below Larry Legend's.
Obviously nothing is etched in stone and some guys may have better careers, but gut feeling:
superstars - Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, Baker Mayfield, Juice.
very good players - Joe Schobert, Christian Kirksey, Antonio Callaway.
If Callaway stays clean, he may reach superstar status & the jury is out on Njoku who, I believe, will thrive with Baker as QB.
Mike
If Callaway stays clean, he may reach superstar status & the jury is out on Njoku who, I believe, will thrive with Baker as QB.
Mike
At this point it's all just projecting these guys' careers so early out, but my biggest concern with Njoku are 1. his hands and 2. he still doesn't know how to use his eyes. He's so physically gifted he should snagging these, i'm not sure if it's mental or if Tyrod didn't place them perfectly for him. But it's the dawn of a new era with Mayfield so we'll see.
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Browns beat reporter Daryl Ruiter just tweeted. . .
Baker Mayfield named Rookie for the Week today. Denzel Ward won in Week 1. Great sign for John Dorsey's top picks. #Brownsâ â have had a multitude of first rounders over the years that weren't even considered for the award.
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We'll see with Callaway. He does have that Joey Galloway breakaway speed, especially when he runs outside the numbers. I'm glad those Clowney-Garrett comparisons have stopped. Garrett is stronger, has more violent hands, and actually possesses a bull rush.
I was a little skeptical with Ward, but man, the kid is a playmaker. The book on him coming out of college was his inabaility to take the jam during a WR release, but his hips are so unbelievably fluid, he could probably match Tyreek Hill step-for-step. Very excited.
I love Juice, and his 40 was the only reason why he dropped so far in the draft. His 'football speed' was undeniable though, and his hands are every bit as good as Odell's. A notch below Larry Legend's.
Obviously nothing is etched in stone and some guys may have better careers, but gut feeling:
superstars - Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, Baker Mayfield, Juice.
very good players - Joe Schobert, Christian Kirksey, Antonio Callaway.
We'll see with Callaway. He does have that Joey Galloway breakaway speed, especially when he runs outside the numbers. I'm glad those Clowney-Garrett comparisons have stopped. Garrett is stronger, has more violent hands, and actually possesses a bull rush.
I was a little skeptical with Ward, but man, the kid is a playmaker. The book on him coming out of college was his inabaility to take the jam during a WR release, but his hips are so unbelievably fluid, he could probably match Tyreek Hill step-for-step. Very excited.
I love Juice, and his 40 was the only reason why he dropped so far in the draft. His 'football speed' was undeniable though, and his hands are every bit as good as Odell's. A notch below Larry Legend's.
Obviously nothing is etched in stone and some guys may have better careers, but gut feeling:
superstars - Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, Baker Mayfield, Juice.
very good players - Joe Schobert, Christian Kirksey, Antonio Callaway.
Calloway or Galloway?
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The bigger question should be, why the hell did the Chiefs let Dorsey go? Some notable selections :
- Tyreek Hill
- Pat Mahomes
- Marcus Peters
- Travis Kelce
- Kareem Hunt
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The bigger question should be, why the hell did the Chiefs let Dorsey go? Some notable selections :
- Tyreek Hill
- Pat Mahomes
- Marcus Peters
- Travis Kelce
- Kareem Hunt
On Njoku... I think he looks better reacting to Baker's "fast balls" than TT's... ummmm... "medium speed" throws. The ball low and behind him (IIRC correctly Baker's 2nd pass) he reacted to and went down and got it.
Waiting on a ball tends to make receivers nervous... especially high, soft ones over the middle.
The bigger question should be, why the hell did the Chiefs let Dorsey go?
Because he was a controlling a$$hole... did not communicate worth a flip.
Hopefully he's better now...cause he certainly has an eye for talent.
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Joe Schobert is going to be one of those guys that quietly has a very good career.Â
He looks a hell of a lot like Gary Fencik (85 Bears) doesnt he?.. Only Fencik was a safety If I remember correctly..
He looks a hell of a lot like Gary Fencik (85 Bears) doesnt he?.. Only Fencik was a safety If I remember correctly..
I see a diluted version of Luke Kuechly. Not quite the same 1st step instinct; but seemingly the same weekly preparation that has him all over the place making tackles. Now that we're not lining the Safeties up so deep all the time, he's been productive defending the pass within more reasonable zone coverage boundaries and transitions.Â
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