Browns RB Kareem Hunt cited for speeding; marijuana found in car
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I already said minor misdemeanor’s for both $150 fines. The DUI on the other hand that would be more serious if it were charged
this guy is nothing but tbl....folks, why do you think kc dumped this jackass....
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We'll see in a month or two when he gets tendered
I thought we might get some action with a 2nd Rnd tender in place, but now I'm thinking 3rd.
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What if Chubb gets hurt? Hunt is perfect insurance. The most talented back in the league and potential HOF. Watch.
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What if Chubb gets hurt? Hunt is perfect insurance. The most talented back in the league and potential HOF. Watch.
What if Chubb gets hurt? Hunt is perfect insurance. The most talented back in the league and potential HOF. Watch.
D’Ernest
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Kareem Hunt is a legit RB1 with All-Pro and HOF potential. Age 24. Averages 10 yards per catch at RB. Has multiple 50 yard plus plays. Pre Mahomes as a rookie led the NFL in rushing.
Kareem Hunt is a legit RB1 with All-Pro and HOF potential. Age 24. Averages 10 yards per catch at RB. Has multiple 50 yard plus plays. Pre Mahomes as a rookie led the NFL in rushing.
I liked him better when he put in the work on and off the field to prove what he was capable of as a rookie. But today he's only the 2nd best RB on the Cleveland Browns; because there's a more dedicated PROFESSIONAL in front of him on and especially off the field. Chubb is bigger, faster and stronger with a nice little resume featuring elite yards after contact.
Hunt also likes to party like Callaway, who will be suiting up for the XFL/EXFL this month. If Hunt wasn't from Ohio - his path and choices of company would be as disturbing as those of Josh Gordon and Johnny Manziel. So for now, we're always going to hear everything is overblown when he's in the wrong place with the wrong company 1 more time in an increasing trend.
Maybe he'd be more inspired to get back to the rookie year mentality in a place where that would get him the majority of reps. Unfortunately, we've always had the kind of luck when we thought we were deep at a position we traded/released good players only to lose the guys we kept to injury shortly thereafter.
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Kareem Hunt is a legit RB1 with All-Pro and HOF potential. Age 24. Averages 10 yards per catch at RB. Has multiple 50 yard plus plays. Pre Mahomes as a rookie led the NFL in rushing.
- Averages 10 yards per catch at RB.
- Pre Mahomes as a rookie led the NFL in rushing.
- Only because Post-Mahomes in 2018, as part of one of the most potent pass attacks ever seen, he averaged 14.5 ypr. vs 8.6 in 2017.
- In a much more balanced 2017, KC attack under Alex Smith.
Flugs addressed rushing so I'll take receiving. In 2019 both Hunt and Chubb averaged 7.7 ypr on nearly identical catch totals. So while Hunt may look the part of "the better receiving back", functionally they were the same.
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Bump.... Obviously, Jimmy isn't happy, neither are Andy and Kev. Could be you screw up again, it's adios.
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Bump.... Obviously, Jimmy isn't happy, neither are Andy and Kev. Could be you screw up again, it's adios.
Bump.... Obviously, Jimmy isn't happy, neither are Andy and Kev. Could be you screw up again, it's adios.
Agreed. The way I interpreted what I heard from them is..."One more time & it's curtains". Hunt is skatin' on REAL thin ice.
Mike
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Seems dudes always 'understand it', right up until they do it again.
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Seems dudes always 'understand it', right up until they do it again.
Yeah and they're not really sorry that they did something......just that they got caught, again.
They have red flag warnings on them for a reason. And things like character do count a lot in the long run.
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Bump.... Obviously, Jimmy isn't happy, neither are Andy and Kev. Could be you screw up again, it's adios.
Agreed. The way I interpreted what I heard from them is..."One more time & it's curtains". Hunt is skatin' on REAL thin ice.
Mike
Agreed. The way I interpreted what I heard from them is..."One more time & it's curtains". Hunt is skatin' on REAL thin ice.
Mike
He still poses a threat of being a distraction. Not worth it.
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I'm growing more and more fond of BC's AJ DIllon.
At 250# he's big enough to play FB. Give us a short-yardage battering ram.
And should post about a 4.5 at the Combine. Trimmed down some he could be a fill in at RB.
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I'm growing more and more fond of BC's AJ DIllon.
At 250# he's big enough to play FB. Give us a short-yardage battering ram.
And should post about a 4.5 at the Combine. Trimmed down some he could be a fill in at RB.
I'm growing more and more fond of BC's AJ DIllon.
At 250# he's big enough to play FB. Give us a short-yardage battering ram.
And should post about a 4.5 at the Combine. Trimmed down some he could be a fill in at RB.
And if there is one chink in Chubb's game, I think it might be his ability to pound the ball into the endzone from short range.
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I'm growing more and more fond of BC's AJ DIllon.
At 250# he's big enough to play FB. Give us a short-yardage battering ram.
And should post about a 4.5 at the Combine. Trimmed down some he could be a fill in at RB.
And if there is one chink in Chubb's game, I think it might be his ability to pound the ball into the endzone from short range.
And if there is one chink in Chubb's game, I think it might be his ability to pound the ball into the endzone from short range.
Which is why we added Hunt (but failed to use him).
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And if there is one chink in Chubb's game, I think it might be his ability to pound the ball into the endzone from short range.
Which is why we added Hunt (but failed to use him).
Which is why we added Hunt (but failed to use him).
I'm not convinced Hunt will be with the team this season, though.
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I'm growing more and more fond of BC's AJ DIllon.
At 250# he's big enough to play FB. Give us a short-yardage battering ram.
And should post about a 4.5 at the Combine. Trimmed down some he could be a fill in at RB.
And if there is one chink in Chubb's game, I think it might be his ability to pound the ball into the endzone from short range.
And if there is one chink in Chubb's game, I think it might be his ability to pound the ball into the endzone from short range.
I'm not so sure. It was (IMHO) all about scheme. Any back is in trouble when the ball is on the 1 or 2 yard line & the handoff is at the 5 or 6. The yardline may have been "short range", but where he got the ball was 4-5 yards BEHIND the line of scrimmage.
Mike
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And if there is one chink in Chubb's game, I think it might be his ability to pound the ball into the endzone from short range.
I'm not so sure. It was (IMHO) all about scheme. Any back is in trouble when the ball is on the 1 or 2 yard line & the handoff is at the 5 or 6. The yardline may have been "short range", but where he got the ball was 4-5 yards BEHIND the line of scrimmage.
Mike
I'm not so sure. It was (IMHO) all about scheme. Any back is in trouble when the ball is on the 1 or 2 yard line & the handoff is at the 5 or 6. The yardline may have been "short range", but where he got the ball was 4-5 yards BEHIND the line of scrimmage.
Mike
Are you trying to say scheme wise Chubb was accepting the handoff at a distance further than league average at the 1-2 yard line? I’m sure that’s find outable.
That’s the shitter with this whole analytics business. There’s all kindsa stuff we can break drown analytically, like is Chubb accepting the handoff on the 1-2 yard line closer or further than every other running back who has ever accepted a handoff at the 1-2 yard line in the NFL? There’s film and shit. We could really nerd out all kinky like, and that might be kinda fun sometimes.
But no ones filling us in on those details. It’s like were being fed this line about “analytics”, and it’s so helpful but far too complicated to explain to you fans, so why bother. Give me the numbers man. Measure everything, and release that data for the world to see.
I wanna know what wideout has the best catch percentage of passes over his head. I want to know what Guard has the highest percentage on passing plays where the QB gets the pass off with his man not getting within a foot of the QB. And what is league average for distance at which a RB receives the ball when starting at the 1 yard line? That should be readily available information if the NFL is truly trying to sell analytics.
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