OBJ is a BROWN!!!!!
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I won't quote anyone, but it seems that some just want to be contrary to anything.
Just reading through some of the recent threads, BEFORE OBJ was traded, he was a diva. Now that he was traded, never been a diva.
His past, good and bad didn't change. His future can.
No shit. A lot on here goes through those orange tinted glasses
No shit. A lot on here goes through those orange tinted glasses
It just doesn't seem genuine to me when things like that occur.
And the thing about it isnt, "I did more research and I change my opinion." Its a complete 180, and A LOT of the time it just seems as if it's just opposite of the overwhelming feeling, i.e. causing an argument.
Sure we are all prone to change our mind, especially with evidence, but most don't that quickly, and that often.
I have seen a couple examples recently. Perriman and hes a good resign and then, he will probably fail and be out of league.
Example I can use, and you are the perfect person for it. If you were to say "I love Peppers, hes going to be great. Once traded, "he now sucks."
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Report: Odell Beckham Jr. Seeking Restructured Contract from Browns After Trade
Following his reported trade to the Cleveland Browns, Odell Beckham Jr. wants to restructure his contract, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the Browns have agreed to send the 17th overall pick in the 2019 draft, a third-round pick and safety Jabrill Peppers to the New York Giants for Beckham.
Beckham's request comes after the Oakland Raiders amended Antonio Brown's contract immediately after they acquired him from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
According to Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio, Brown will receive a little over $50.1 million through the 2021 season, up from $38.9 million under the deal's original terms. Brown's guaranteed money also climbed from zero to $30.1 million, per Florio.
Beckham signed a five-year, $90 million extension with the Giants last August, but he has good reason to either seek a new deal or renegotiate the particulars of his current contract.
While he has more than $72.7 million left on his contract, only $16.7 million of that is guaranteed salary, per Over the Cap. That guaranteed money is entirely limited to the 2019 season as well, so Beckham has little in the way of long-term security.
The Browns made a big investment in Beckham by giving up so much for him in Tuesday's trade. However, they would have few hurdles if they wanted to release him at any point beyond this coming season.
To avoid any friction with their newest star, the Browns might agree to restructure Beckham's contract. Adding a few million dollars and increasing his guarantees wouldn't significantly alter their financial flexibility going forward—at least much more than adding his existing contract to the payroll did.
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1)Now being a dick like Bell and Brown isn't cool.. Like me purposely tanking my job so they fire me and put me on unemployment.. That is extortion and the league should be able to stop a player from doing that.
2) We are all expendable and my work would fire me tomorrow if they felt it would help their bottom line. There are very few organizations that can use the "Loyalty" card to keep their players, Pittsburgh was one of them(not so much now
). and maybe the Patriots.
3) We are showing him the money and there are no indications whatsoever that he will be a cancer in the locker room... I only fear his off field mouth might become a distraction.. That is a real worry.. But nothing has shown him to be a locker room cancer.
BobPound!
1) This isn't entirely new. If you're old enough to remember- Eric Dickerson walked off the field (against the Browns no less in a MNF game) and got himself traded.
2) I'll tend to agree with Gipper about the Patriots. The only constant is Robert Kraft's undying loyalty to "he's like a son to me" Tom Brady. I'd bet some serious money if Billy B. had had his way he would have shipped Brady "diminishing skills" out of town for multiple high picks, and gone with Garoppolo to ensure the long term success of the Pats.
3) Remains to be seen.
Sorry, don't care about your, or Paul browns ancient opinion on how players should act today. I'll be over here happy the browns have players to compete while you wallow in losing with dignity.
^^ it's totally a different era from the days of Paul & Jim Brown, and Warfield. I do understand Nickers feelings about a guy who for all the world looks like a Diva Showboat. This looks good on paper, but September is a long way off. Cautiously optimistic.
^^ it's totally a different era from the days of Paul & Jim Brown, and Warfield. I do understand Nickers feelings about a guy who for all the world looks like a Diva Showboat. This looks good on paper, but September is a long way off. Cautiously optimistic.
I do to...reading back, sure seems like I don't. sorry nic ...I only find the level of disgust disproportionate to the offense. Odell's been a huge asshole, but to not consider the why ... Would rather others draw your own conclusions, have mine.
I guess I understand the differing opinions...but the browns are trying to win a Superb fuking Owl....like, right now...
Probly won't work .... But damn.... No hope in 20+ years and you can't get behind this?
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Report: Odell Beckham Jr. Seeking Restructured Contract from Browns After Trade
Following his reported trade to the Cleveland Browns, Odell Beckham Jr. wants to restructure his contract, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the Browns have agreed to send the 17th overall pick in the 2019 draft, a third-round pick and safety Jabrill Peppers to the New York Giants for Beckham.
Beckham's request comes after the Oakland Raiders amended Antonio Brown's contract immediately after they acquired him from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
According to Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio, Brown will receive a little over $50.1 million through the 2021 season, up from $38.9 million under the deal's original terms. Brown's guaranteed money also climbed from zero to $30.1 million, per Florio.
Beckham signed a five-year, $90 million extension with the Giants last August, but he has good reason to either seek a new deal or renegotiate the particulars of his current contract.
While he has more than $72.7 million left on his contract, only $16.7 million of that is guaranteed salary, per Over the Cap. That guaranteed money is entirely limited to the 2019 season as well, so Beckham has little in the way of long-term security.
The Browns made a big investment in Beckham by giving up so much for him in Tuesday's trade. However, they would have few hurdles if they wanted to release him at any point beyond this coming season.
To avoid any friction with their newest star, the Browns might agree to restructure Beckham's contract. Adding a few million dollars and increasing his guarantees wouldn't significantly alter their financial flexibility going forward—at least much more than adding his existing contract to the payroll did.
Report: Odell Beckham Jr. Seeking Restructured Contract from Browns After Trade
Following his reported trade to the Cleveland Browns, Odell Beckham Jr. wants to restructure his contract, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the Browns have agreed to send the 17th overall pick in the 2019 draft, a third-round pick and safety Jabrill Peppers to the New York Giants for Beckham.
Beckham's request comes after the Oakland Raiders amended Antonio Brown's contract immediately after they acquired him from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
According to Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio, Brown will receive a little over $50.1 million through the 2021 season, up from $38.9 million under the deal's original terms. Brown's guaranteed money also climbed from zero to $30.1 million, per Florio.
Beckham signed a five-year, $90 million extension with the Giants last August, but he has good reason to either seek a new deal or renegotiate the particulars of his current contract.
While he has more than $72.7 million left on his contract, only $16.7 million of that is guaranteed salary, per Over the Cap. That guaranteed money is entirely limited to the 2019 season as well, so Beckham has little in the way of long-term security.
The Browns made a big investment in Beckham by giving up so much for him in Tuesday's trade. However, they would have few hurdles if they wanted to release him at any point beyond this coming season.
To avoid any friction with their newest star, the Browns might agree to restructure Beckham's contract. Adding a few million dollars and increasing his guarantees wouldn't significantly alter their financial flexibility going forward—at least much more than adding his existing contract to the payroll did.
Fuck you 'Blow me J'
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
After thinking on this for a day it just seems like an excessive move. I guess l’m of the opinion that having a good and accurate QB lessens the need for a superstar wideout. That said, it can’t hurt l suppose. Welcome to the club Odell.
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Report: Odell Beckham Jr. Seeking Restructured Contract from Browns After Trade
Following his reported trade to the Cleveland Browns, Odell Beckham Jr. wants to restructure his contract, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the Browns have agreed to send the 17th overall pick in the 2019 draft, a third-round pick and safety Jabrill Peppers to the New York Giants for Beckham.
Beckham's request comes after the Oakland Raiders amended Antonio Brown's contract immediately after they acquired him from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
According to Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio, Brown will receive a little over $50.1 million through the 2021 season, up from $38.9 million under the deal's original terms. Brown's guaranteed money also climbed from zero to $30.1 million, per Florio.
Beckham signed a five-year, $90 million extension with the Giants last August, but he has good reason to either seek a new deal or renegotiate the particulars of his current contract.
While he has more than $72.7 million left on his contract, only $16.7 million of that is guaranteed salary, per Over the Cap. That guaranteed money is entirely limited to the 2019 season as well, so Beckham has little in the way of long-term security.
The Browns made a big investment in Beckham by giving up so much for him in Tuesday's trade. However, they would have few hurdles if they wanted to release him at any point beyond this coming season.
To avoid any friction with their newest star, the Browns might agree to restructure Beckham's contract. Adding a few million dollars and increasing his guarantees wouldn't significantly alter their financial flexibility going forward—at least much more than adding his existing contract to the payroll did.
Fuck you 'Blow me J'
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Report: Odell Beckham Jr. Seeking Restructured Contract from Browns After Trade
Following his reported trade to the Cleveland Browns, Odell Beckham Jr. wants to restructure his contract, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the Browns have agreed to send the 17th overall pick in the 2019 draft, a third-round pick and safety Jabrill Peppers to the New York Giants for Beckham.
Beckham's request comes after the Oakland Raiders amended Antonio Brown's contract immediately after they acquired him from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
According to Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio, Brown will receive a little over $50.1 million through the 2021 season, up from $38.9 million under the deal's original terms. Brown's guaranteed money also climbed from zero to $30.1 million, per Florio.
Beckham signed a five-year, $90 million extension with the Giants last August, but he has good reason to either seek a new deal or renegotiate the particulars of his current contract.
While he has more than $72.7 million left on his contract, only $16.7 million of that is guaranteed salary, per Over the Cap. That guaranteed money is entirely limited to the 2019 season as well, so Beckham has little in the way of long-term security.
The Browns made a big investment in Beckham by giving up so much for him in Tuesday's trade. However, they would have few hurdles if they wanted to release him at any point beyond this coming season.
To avoid any friction with their newest star, the Browns might agree to restructure Beckham's contract. Adding a few million dollars and increasing his guarantees wouldn't significantly alter their financial flexibility going forward—at least much more than adding his existing contract to the payroll did.
Fuck you 'Blow me J'
Fuck you 'Blow me J'
As Aaron Rodgers said R-E-L-A-X. OBJ might get more money- but any restructuring will be cap friendly. But I do see your point- getting a few million more isn't exactly going to change your lifestyle much. It's an ego thing, and we all knew Beckham has a huge one.
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You are the one worrying about it obviously
You forgot to use boldface...
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I won't quote anyone, but it seems that some just want to be contrary to anything.
Just reading through some of the recent threads, BEFORE OBJ was traded, he was a diva. Now that he was traded, never been a diva.
His past, good and bad didn't change. His future can.
but it seems that some just want to be contrary to anything.
...IT SEEMS...is the key part of that sentence. It just 'seems' that way.
I, for one, speak out negativity when I feel it's due. But you don't hear me bitchin' about this deal.
Sometimes, the guys 'against' in THIS thread, are the guys in 'favor' on other signings, trades, etc. We're not all going to like every move Dorsey makes. Just like we''re not all going to like every play call Kitchens makes during the season.
............... Me, I'm probably too cheap to have made the deal.
...but here's what we've done. We've solidified a highly important position group when it comes to scoring points. Being able to pass the ball is just sooo important. Dorsey's got Baker and he sees a champion in him. He wants to give that kid every possible weapon you can think of. Look at the backfield Baker has. The TE's - Njoku and they've kept DeValve. - Every possible weapon at his disposal.
Think; Marino, Duper & Clayton
Mayfield, Beckham & Landry
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
My last thought....
If White falls to 17 in the draft, I will be pissed.
Ty Williams was in play. Signed a $44/4-yr deal with OAK.
White + Williams + Peppers + a 3rd > OBJ
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
My last thought....
If White falls to 17 in the draft, I will be pissed.
Ty Williams was in play. Signed a $44/4-yr deal with OAK.
White + Williams + Peppers + a 3rd > OBJ
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Gettleman traded a 4th round pick for Andy Lee which was turned into Jarvis Landry. So he was responsible for both Landry and OBJ ending up in Cleveland .....THANKS DAVE
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My last thought....
If White falls to 17 in the draft, I will be pissed.
Ty Williams was in play. Signed a $44/4-yr deal with OAK.
White + Williams + Peppers + a 3rd > OBJ
Ty Williams was in play. Signed a $44/4-yr deal with OAK.
True, except that's too much money for under 45 catches a year.. aka at best the Alvin Harper to some Irvin..
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but it seems that some just want to be contrary to anything.
...IT SEEMS...is the key part of that sentence. It just 'seems' that way.
I, for one, speak out negativity when I feel it's due. But you don't hear me bitchin' about this deal.
Sometimes, the guys 'against' in THIS thread, are the guys in 'favor' on other signings, trades, etc. We're not all going to like every move Dorsey makes. Just like we''re not all going to like every play call Kitchens makes during the season.
............... Me, I'm probably too cheap to have made the deal.
...but here's what we've done. We've solidified a highly important position group when it comes to scoring points. Being able to pass the ball is just sooo important. Dorsey's got Baker and he sees a champion in him. He wants to give that kid every possible weapon you can think of. Look at the backfield Baker has. The TE's - Njoku and they've kept DeValve. - Every possible weapon at his disposal.
Think; Marino, Duper & Clayton
Mayfield, Beckham & Landry
...IT SEEMS...is the key part of that sentence. It just 'seems' that way.
I, for one, speak out negativity when I feel it's due. But you don't hear me bitchin' about this deal.
Sometimes, the guys 'against' in THIS thread, are the guys in 'favor' on other signings, trades, etc. We're not all going to like every move Dorsey makes. Just like we''re not all going to like every play call Kitchens makes during the season.
............... Me, I'm probably too cheap to have made the deal.
...but here's what we've done. We've solidified a highly important position group when it comes to scoring points. Being able to pass the ball is just sooo important. Dorsey's got Baker and he sees a champion in him. He wants to give that kid every possible weapon you can think of. Look at the backfield Baker has. The TE's - Njoku and they've kept DeValve. - Every possible weapon at his disposal.
Think; Marino, Duper & Clayton
Mayfield, Beckham & Landry
I get that part, I'm not saying being against someone opinion is wrong, its usually the same ones on the opposite side, and the key is actually arguing about it. But even worse, is when there is the same subject, and someone takes the opposite side. That is what I am speaking of
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OK which one of you is this ?
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Gettleman traded a 4th round pick for Andy Lee which was turned into Jarvis Landry. So he was responsible for both Landry and OBJ ending up in Cleveland .....THANKS DAVE
Gettleman traded a 4th round pick for Andy Lee which was turned into Jarvis Landry. So he was responsible for both Landry and OBJ ending up in Cleveland .....THANKS DAVE
And Dave in his great wisdom hired our retread Pat Shur-loss HC to guide the Giants to- the #1 overall pick in the 2020 Draft? I have to put them the leader in the Clubhouse for that dishonor at this early stage. Listening to the recording of Good Morning Football from a couple days ago post OBJ trade, they said the Giants have Saquon and Eli- and not much else. Not enough. Winning now with Eli is "like expecting Old Yeller to win the Westminster Dog Show".
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so youd rather lose with quior boys then? isn't that the past 20+ years being a browns fan?
I have been a fan since 1970.. I'll just leave you with this.. Paul Brown always hated self serviant players..He would always say.. "Act like you have been here before".. Pretty much saying.. "Don't be an Asshole... Paul Warfield wasn't an asshole.. Neither was Jerry Rice.. This mother fucker has 0 class.... he reminds me of Andre Rison.. the original Diva...
I have been a fan since 1970.. I'll just leave you with this.. Paul Brown always hated self serviant players..He would always say.. "Act like you have been here before".. Pretty much saying.. "Don't be an Asshole... Paul Warfield wasn't an asshole.. Neither was Jerry Rice.. This mother fucker has 0 class.... he reminds me of Andre Rison.. the original Diva...
This is a completely different era. We have to deal with the fact that time's changed and the majority of decent players are OBJ "like". Do I like it, no. But in order to be a decent team today, that's what we have to live with.
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