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  • @choco said:

    but, AB was one of the greatest receivers ever, despite being force fed the ball.  ?

    jesus christ he talks in circles. argument changes with the wind... 

    So we are comparing Landry to brown? And juju just had more receptions and yards than brown despite them both going over 1000 so, so much for your point. 

    @vagitron said:

    So we are comparing Landry to brown? And juju just had more receptions and yards than brown despite them both going over 1000 so, so much for your point. 

    Yes....so much for our point....the point being that if you have a top notch #1 receiver on your roster, the coverage he gets opens things up for the #2 receiver.

    Landry would not be compared to AB.....that would be the position for OBJ.    Landry could perhaps be compared to Smith...who was the #2.   Of course, in the Browns WR situation last year...it WAS Landry who....as a slot receiver, was the #1 option.  Which he should not have been. Now he will be back in his natural situation as the possession guy. He will not have to play the big play guy.   That is what we will have OBJ and Calloway for.  The fact that we have those guys will open up a ton of opportunities for Landry.....just as having AB  opened up  a lot of opportunities for Smith.

  • @the-gipper said:

    That it is played at all, perhaps.   But being named to the Pro Bowl is the equivalent of being named to the "All Star Team" in other sports.   If they would just name an "All Star Team" without playing an All Star game that could be better, maybe And being named an All Star certainly has merit. 

    The only real proper All Star Game is the baseball All Star game....because it is the only one that is played the same as real games. The others have players that just do a show.  Play no defense, get slap happy etc. 

    They are also popularity contests with fan voting applied. All pro on the other hand is completely different.

    @vagitron said:

    They are also popularity contests with fan voting applied. All pro on the other hand is completely different.

    All Pro names one single person in the league at each position.  All Star selection names the players in each league to play in an All Star game.  Yes, they are different, somewhat. The Pro Bowl (All Star) selection, theoretically, chooses the best players in each conference to play in the All Star game.

    And yes, their is SOME element of fan input to the selection of All Stars.  But most fans are smarter than you and can actually discern who the most deserving players are to be named to these squads.  Not always, sure, but often.  Coaches/GMs/media also have their input.

  • This thread has devolved into trying to figure who to root for between ISIS and the Taliban. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    This thread has devolved into trying to figure who to root for between ISIS and the Taliban. 

    No, it isn't.  

    Demonstrate to us all the areas where you agree with  Steeler hairhole and disagree with me.  If you actually paid attention to the substance of the conversation.....that would not be hard to do.

  • @hoorta said:

    1) No were not. We're putting him in the tier right below Brown\ Jones\ Evans.  That's a little bit more than solid, and certainly not over rated.  He also happens to have the best hands I've seen on a Browns WR since Ozzie Newsome, and from what I gather that was before your time.  🙂  

    2) As I posted earlier, we'll see just how good Ju-Ju is this season now that he's your #1 WR and is drawing the other team's #1 CB and probably double coverage.  Nah, Antonio couldn't possibly have been doing that last year. That's MY point.  

    Browns wr's since Ozzie Newsome haven't exactly been murderers row. I wouldn't put him in that second tier either. Obviously it's my opinion. He was overrated coming out of Miami (doesn't mean he isn't good) and I said someone is going to pay him a bunch of money he probably doesn't deserve. It ended up being the Browns. The culture change, steady production ended up being worth it for you all but he isn't a game changer or a game breaker. He's just a dude you can count on to not drop the ball. You can get 20 of those guys each draft.

    @vagitron said:

    Browns wr's since Ozzie Newsome haven't exactly been murderers row. I wouldn't put him in that second tier either. Obviously it's my opinion. He was overrated coming out of Miami (doesn't mean he isn't good) and I said someone is going to pay him a bunch of money he probably doesn't deserve. It ended up being the Browns. The culture change, steady production ended up being worth it for you all but he isn't a game changer or a game breaker. He's just a dude you can count on to not drop the ball. You can get 20 of those guys each draft.

    Demonstrate all those 20 guys from each draft ...say the last 5 years that have averaged 90-100 catches and a first down with every catch over a 4-5 year period.

    Go ahead, we will wait.   The answer is likely to be 1-2 people...with Landry in there.

  • Advice to my Brownsboard Friends......Ignore the ignorant.  😉

    Mike

    @canton-mike said:

    Advice to my Brownsboard Friends......Ignore the ignorant.  😉

    Mike

    Yea, I know..but it is so tempting to pick that low hanging fruit.....and put it in the blender.

  • @canton-mike said:

    Advice to my Brownsboard Friends......Ignore the ignorant.  😉

    Mike

    Yea, I know..but it is so tempting to pick that low hanging fruit.....and put it in the blender.

    @the-gipper said:

    Yea, I know..but it is so tempting to pick that low hanging fruit.....and put it in the blender.

    Or looking at it from the opposite point of view, catch so damn many fish with a single hook.????

  • @the-gipper said:

    Yea, I know..but it is so tempting to pick that low hanging fruit.....and put it in the blender.

    Or looking at it from the opposite point of view, catch so damn many fish with a single hook.????

    @texasag1969 said:

    Or looking at it from the opposite point of view, catch so damn many fish with a single hook.????

    A hook with a stick of dynamite attached.

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Or looking at it from the opposite point of view, catch so damn many fish with a single hook.????

    A hook with a stick of dynamite attached.

    @the-gipper said:

    A hook with a stick of dynamite attached.

    In fly fishing they call it matching the hatch.?

  • @hoorta said:

    1) No were not. We're putting him in the tier right below Brown\ Jones\ Evans.  That's a little bit more than solid, and certainly not over rated.  He also happens to have the best hands I've seen on a Browns WR since Ozzie Newsome, and from what I gather that was before your time.  🙂  

    2) As I posted earlier, we'll see just how good Ju-Ju is this season now that he's your #1 WR and is drawing the other team's #1 CB and probably double coverage.  Nah, Antonio couldn't possibly have been doing that last year. That's MY point.  

    Browns wr's since Ozzie Newsome haven't exactly been murderers row. I wouldn't put him in that second tier either. Obviously it's my opinion. He was overrated coming out of Miami (doesn't mean he isn't good) and I said someone is going to pay him a bunch of money he probably doesn't deserve. It ended up being the Browns. The culture change, steady production ended up being worth it for you all but he isn't a game changer or a game breaker. He's just a dude you can count on to not drop the ball. You can get 20 of those guys each draft.

    @vagitron said:

     He's just a dude (Landry) you can count on to not drop the ball. You can get 20 of those guys each draft.

    And put up 1,000 yards receiving? Um, no you can't. 

  • Nobody in the NFL runs "one" coverage, ever..

    In any 3-down sequence, you could have.. one play cover zero, one play pattern-match on half the field and man with no help the other half, and one play quarters.

    A player who's good at man will likely also be good at zone but vice versa is not always true.

    Greedy is good at both.. he's a first-team All American who led the SEC in picks for a reason.

    Great pick, well worth moving up 3 picks to snag.  He's PFF's top-rated cover CB.

    Now if only the rumors are true about Darron Lee so crossing routes won't be open 100% of the time this season..

    If we merged all the pointless Vag-Gip arguments, would the resultant thread be longer than the Manziel Compilation?

    @unsympathetic said:

    Great pick, well worth moving up 3 picks to snag.  He's PFF's top-rated cover CB.

    #1???? Not in my copy of their draft guide. He was T-22 in passer rating allowed (58.1), but had the 2nd most snaps of the top 24 in a big 5 conference. He was #2 in their CB ranking behind only Byron Murphy, BC.

    image.png.911049a01a17797c814ee8461a3ff84c.png ADVANCED STATS STAT RANK
    YARDS/COVER SNAP 0.93 47
    COVER SNAPS/TARGET 6.42 75
    COVER SNAPS/RECEPTION 15.93 21
    TACKLING EFFICIENCY 9.50 60
    YARDS/COVER SNAP (SLOT) 1.61 137
    SLOT YARDS ALLOWED 29 108

    @hoorta said:

    You can't  coach sub  4.4 speed. I doubt Williams  is going to  have a Justin Gilbert  attitude.

    And "he who shall not be mentioned" gets mentioned...

  • If we merged all the pointless Vag-Gip arguments, would the resultant thread be longer than the Manziel Compilation?

    @unsympathetic said:

    Great pick, well worth moving up 3 picks to snag.  He's PFF's top-rated cover CB.

    #1???? Not in my copy of their draft guide. He was T-22 in passer rating allowed (58.1), but had the 2nd most snaps of the top 24 in a big 5 conference. He was #2 in their CB ranking behind only Byron Murphy, BC.

    image.png.911049a01a17797c814ee8461a3ff84c.png ADVANCED STATS STAT RANK
    YARDS/COVER SNAP 0.93 47
    COVER SNAPS/TARGET 6.42 75
    COVER SNAPS/RECEPTION 15.93 21
    TACKLING EFFICIENCY 9.50 60
    YARDS/COVER SNAP (SLOT) 1.61 137
    SLOT YARDS ALLOWED 29 108

    @hoorta said:

    You can't  coach sub  4.4 speed. I doubt Williams  is going to  have a Justin Gilbert  attitude.

    And "he who shall not be mentioned" gets mentioned...

    @tour2ma said:

    If we merged all the pointless Vag-Gip arguments, would the resultant thread be longer than the Manziel Compilation?

    #1???? Not in my copy of their draft guide. He was T-22 in passer rating allowed (58.1), but had the 2nd most snaps of the top 24 in a big 5 conference. He was #2 in their CB ranking behind only Byron Murphy, BC.

    image.png.911049a01a17797c814ee8461a3ff84c.png ADVANCED STATS STAT RANK
    YARDS/COVER SNAP 0.93 47
    COVER SNAPS/TARGET 6.42 75
    COVER SNAPS/RECEPTION 15.93 21
    TACKLING EFFICIENCY 9.50 60
    YARDS/COVER SNAP (SLOT) 1.61 137
    SLOT YARDS ALLOWED 29 108

    And "he who shall not be mentioned" gets mentioned...

    Will you please interpret that in non stat nerd language so the rest of us can understand it?  

    PS- Gipper's not the only one. I'll take on Vag too when he starts spewing homer Steeler garbage.  

  • @tour2ma said:

    If we merged all the pointless Vag-Gip arguments, would the resultant thread be longer than the Manziel Compilation?

    #1???? Not in my copy of their draft guide. He was T-22 in passer rating allowed (58.1), but had the 2nd most snaps of the top 24 in a big 5 conference. He was #2 in their CB ranking behind only Byron Murphy, BC.

    image.png.911049a01a17797c814ee8461a3ff84c.png ADVANCED STATS STAT RANK
    YARDS/COVER SNAP 0.93 47
    COVER SNAPS/TARGET 6.42 75
    COVER SNAPS/RECEPTION 15.93 21
    TACKLING EFFICIENCY 9.50 60
    YARDS/COVER SNAP (SLOT) 1.61 137
    SLOT YARDS ALLOWED 29 108

    And "he who shall not be mentioned" gets mentioned...

    Will you please interpret that in non stat nerd language so the rest of us can understand it?  

    PS- Gipper's not the only one. I'll take on Vag too when he starts spewing homer Steeler garbage.  

    @hoorta said:

    Will you please interpret that in non stat nerd language so the rest of us can understand it?  

    PS- Gipper's not the only one. I'll take on Vag too when he starts spewing homer Steeler garbage.  

    I at no point said that greedy williams was a bad corner. I did say he doesn't tackle (it has nothing to do with his injury, he has never tackled) and he has been criticized for taking plays off. He's very good in coverage otherwise. The thread asked "why did he fall" and the above is the why. Hoorta the graph above is interpreted by the green. The closer it is to the edges the better greedy is when compared to his peers so things like coverage grade and passer rating allowed he was at or near the top. 

  • @hoorta said:

    Will you please interpret that in non stat nerd language so the rest of us can understand it?  

    PS- Gipper's not the only one. I'll take on Vag too when he starts spewing homer Steeler garbage.  

    I at no point said that greedy williams was a bad corner. I did say he doesn't tackle (it has nothing to do with his injury, he has never tackled) and he has been criticized for taking plays off. He's very good in coverage otherwise. The thread asked "why did he fall" and the above is the why. Hoorta the graph above is interpreted by the green. The closer it is to the edges the better greedy is when compared to his peers so things like coverage grade and passer rating allowed he was at or near the top. 

    @vagitron said:

    I at no point said that greedy williams was a bad corner. I did say he doesn't tackle (it has nothing to do with his injury, he has never tackled) and he has been criticized for taking plays off. He's very good in coverage otherwise. The thread asked "why did he fall" and the above is the why. Hoorta the graph above is interpreted by the green. The closer it is to the edges the better greedy is when compared to his peers so things like coverage grade and passer rating allowed he was at or near the top. 

    You said he had character issues which were one of the reasons he dropped so don’t be lying on here. Your apology is anticipated 

  • We'll see if vegiblog will apologize, probably not. He just contradickted himself. lol

    Meanwhile, in Real Land:

    http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001029892/article/browns-cb-greedy-williams-defends-tackling-ability

    "What's missing is if you studied the game film, I was mostly a man corner," Williams told NFL Network's Aditi Kinkhabwala. "At LSU I did my job. Tackling wasn't a big thing they wanted me to do. They wanted me to cover.

    "I wasn't able to showcase my tackling ability. Now that I'm here, I can work zone, man, anything. So I'm able to prove that I'm a great tackler."

  • Jesus Tapdancing Christ this nonsense is still droning on? 

  • Jesus Tapdancing Christ this nonsense is still droning on? 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Jesus Tap dancing Christ this nonsense is still droning on? 

    Only the Gipper, me and Vag have a mutual respect- though we don't often agree.  🙂

  • Jesus Tapdancing Christ this nonsense is still droning on? 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Jesus Tapdancing Christ this nonsense is still droning on? 

    Do you have a video of Jesus tap dancing just curious?

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Jesus Tap dancing Christ this nonsense is still droning on? 

    Only the Gipper, me and Vag have a mutual respect- though we don't often agree.  🙂

    @hoorta said:

    Only the Gipper, me and Vag have a mutual respect- though we don't often agree.  🙂

    And you didn't inhale what you were smoking before you posted that. Now I gotta go change the batteries you wore out on my bullshit detector...

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Jesus Tapdancing Christ this nonsense is still droning on? 

    Do you have a video of Jesus tap dancing just curious?

    @the-gipper said:

    Do you have a video of Jesus tap dancing just curious?

    Ask and ye shall receive.?

  • Greedy is a fun interview. Absolute shut-down cb. He'll tackle just fine.

    https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/nfl/browns/projected-cleveland-browns-2019-offensive-depth-chart-post-nfl-draft/95-c5808a01-365b-4fb0-b756-f30e7559b65a

    BEREA, Ohio -- Following the first day of his team's rookie minicamp, Cleveland Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens confirmed he spoke with Greedy Williams about his Super Bowl guarantee.

    Kitchen's wouldn't divulge the exact content of his conversation with the rookie cornerback.

    "That's between him and I," the first-year head coach said.

    But it also wasn't exactly difficult to figure out.

    "I don't know how many predictions he'll be making," Kitchens continued with a smile.

    *************************

    "They told me just come in, study, work hard, give trust in my teammates and once I get on that roll, everybody will fall in," Williams said. "Hopefully we'll be one of those Super Bowl-caliber teams."

    Super Bowl guarantee follow up aside, Williams served as the headliner at an otherwise mundane Browns rookie minicamp filled with non-contact drills. Whether the Chris Rock doppelgänger -- "I tell people he's my father," Williams joked when asked about his lookalike -- was answering questions from the media or simply standing on the sideline, he certainly looked the part of the starting caliber corner the Browns drafted him to be.

    ********************************

    Williams on not being selected in the first round: "I feel like God has a place for everybody and my place wasn't in the first round. My place was to be in The Land and come build with a great team and a great coaching staff.

    ********************************

    - Williams said fellow LSU alums Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry each reached out to him to express their excitement over him be drafted by the Browns. Said they're going to help show him the way in Cleveland.

    - Williams said one of the biggest reasons for his perceived tackling issues is that he played a lot of man-to-man at LSU, which isn't conducive to that. Agreed with Dorsey's assessment that he just needs to bring people down and said that he can do that and then some.

    - Williams said LSU's coaching staff had no issue with him sitting out the Fiesta Bowl. Said he let them know in advance and didn't feel like he was leaving them hanging. Said it was a family decision.

    - Williams denied that he refused to make visits. Said that nobody called while he was working out for the draft. Said he was open to visits and that he had a great formal interview at the combine.

    - Williams said the draft process was more nerve-racking to his mom, who reads the media clippings, than it was to him.

    - "Opportunity's all I need and I'm going to take advantage of it," Williams said.

    - Williams said playing against the receivers he faced in the SEC will help prepare for the NFL.

    - Williams said he got his first start at LSU because another player was suspended for a game due to a violation of team rules and he never came off the field from there.

    - Williams said he spent the second half of his sophomore season following opposing receivers around in man-to-man coverage, which contributed to some of his perceived tackling issues.

    - On being the seventh cornerback drafted: "It's definitely a chip on the shoulder... I'm going to give 110 percent of everything I've got... It's all a blessing, God put me in the perfect spot.

    - Williams said Denzel Ward texted him on the same night he was drafted. Said the two played Fortnite together the following day

    *****************************************************************

        I believe several NFL teams made a terrible mistake in the first round not drafting him.