Higgins is back
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OBJ, Landry, Higgins, DPJ looks like a good 1-4 WR group to me!
Is it?
Really all seem kinda the same to me... I mean obviously they have discernible skill levels, but all have more or less the same physical make up.
I really see a need for a smallish, uber-elusive, Edelman type. It's one of the reason I jumped on Ags' Duvernay bandwagon.
Is it?
Really all seem kinda the same to me... I mean obviously they have discernible skill levels, but all have more or less the same physical make up.
I really see a need for a smallish, uber-elusive, Edelman type. It's one of the reason I jumped on Ags' Duvernay bandwagon.
With Steph running a lot of 2 TE sets I see less of a need of a Duvernay type of receiver.
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Is it?
Really all seem kinda the same to me... I mean obviously they have discernible skill levels, but all have more or less the same physical make up.
I really see a need for a smallish, uber-elusive, Edelman type. It's one of the reason I jumped on Ags' Duvernay bandwagon.
With Steph running a lot of 2 TE sets I see less of a need of a Duvernay type of receiver.
With Steph running a lot of 2 TE sets I see less of a need of a Duvernay type of receiver.
We need bodies period. We have depth pretty much everywhere but WR and LB
OBJ has an injury history. Landry is coming off of a surgery. God forbid one or even both go down.
Hodge? Nah. Taylor? Nah. Ratley? Is okay. DPJ in Year 1? Not ready for substantial playing time is my guess.
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Is it?
Really all seem kinda the same to me... I mean obviously they have discernible skill levels, but all have more or less the same physical make up.
I really see a need for a smallish, uber-elusive, Edelman type. It's one of the reason I jumped on Ags' Duvernay bandwagon.
With Steph running a lot of 2 TE sets I see less of a need of a Duvernay type of receiver.
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OBJ, Juice, Hollywood, DPJ, Njoku, Cooper, Hunt and Chubb.
Mayfield better be ready to step it up. It's all on him.
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OBJ, Juice, Hollywood, DPJ, Njoku, Cooper, Hunt and Chubb.
Mayfield better be ready to step it up. It's all on him.
OBJ, Juice, Hollywood, DPJ, Njoku, Cooper, Hunt and Chubb.
Mayfield better be ready to step it up. It's all on him.
No way you should count on Peeps any more than you should count on Ratley. Both were like 6th round picks....backups. We now have our proven 3rd stringer in the fold....anything these other backup WRs give us would be pure gravy.
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OBJ, Juice, Hollywood, DPJ, Njoku, Cooper, Hunt and Chubb.
Mayfield better be ready to step it up. It's all on him.
OBJ, Juice, Hollywood, DPJ, Njoku, Cooper, Hunt and Chubb.
Mayfield better be ready to step it up. It's all on him.
And 'we think' he will not have the OL as an excuse this year.
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And 'we think' he will not have the OL as an excuse this year.
If the Browns OLine is a problem after spending a boatload of money on Conklin and using the #10 overall pick on Wills, the Browns are in deep doo-doo.
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If the Browns OLine is a problem after spending a boatload of money on Conklin and using the #10 overall pick on Wills, the Browns are in deep doo-doo.
Well, yeah. You never 'really' know how a draft pick will work out. But, in theory, we've pretty much fixed the OL (although RG still has question marks).
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If the Browns OLine is a problem after spending a boatload of money on Conklin and using the #10 overall pick on Wills, the Browns are in deep doo-doo.
Well, yeah. You never 'really' know how a draft pick will work out. But, in theory, we've pretty much fixed the OL (although RG still has question marks).
Well, yeah. You never 'really' know how a draft pick will work out. But, in theory, we've pretty much fixed the OL (although RG still has question marks).
I know there has been complaints that OLinemen in the last decade have struggled coming into the NFL even more than usual, because of the offenses most colleges run.
A lot of college OLinemen aren't real hip to one-on-one straight up I'm going to pound your ass into the ground blocking.
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Well, yeah. You never 'really' know how a draft pick will work out. But, in theory, we've pretty much fixed the OL (although RG still has question marks).
I know there has been complaints that OLinemen in the last decade have struggled coming into the NFL even more than usual, because of the offenses most colleges run.
A lot of college OLinemen aren't real hip to one-on-one straight up I'm going to pound your ass into the ground blocking.
A lot of college OLinemen aren't real hip to one-on-one straight up I'm going to pound your ass into the ground blocking.
Fortunately, and supposedly, the guy that WE drafted seems to have that kind of attitude built into his dna.
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And 'we think' he will not have the OL as an excuse this year.
Starting talent is much improved.
Depth?
Well...
Have I mentioned the starting talent is much improved?
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Depth?
Well, Hubbard has been signed on as depth. I'm not sure how much that counts however.
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Well, Hubbard has been signed on as depth. I'm not sure how much that counts however.
Nick Harris could also be depth. If he isn't Austin Corbett redux.
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Nick Harris could also be depth. If he isn't Austin Corbett redux.
I'd be somewhat surprised if he's a starter this season unless there's a rash of injuries, but who are the candidates for the RG spot?
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Nick Harris could also be depth. If he isn't Austin Corbett redux.
I'd be somewhat surprised if he's a starter this season unless there's a rash of injuries, but who are the candidates for the RG spot?
I'd be somewhat surprised if he's a starter this season unless there's a rash of injuries, but who are the candidates for the RG spot?
Wyatt Teller, who improved the spot quite a bit when he joined us. That said, Ellen Degeneres could have improved it.
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Well, yeah. You never 'really' know how a draft pick will work out. But, in theory, we've pretty much fixed the OL (although RG still has question marks).
I know there has been complaints that OLinemen in the last decade have struggled coming into the NFL even more than usual, because of the offenses most colleges run.
A lot of college OLinemen aren't real hip to one-on-one straight up I'm going to pound your ass into the ground blocking.
I know there has been complaints that OLinemen in the last decade have struggled coming into the NFL even more than usual, because of the offenses most colleges run.
A lot of college OLinemen aren't real hip to one-on-one straight up I'm going to pound your ass into the ground blocking.
Way too many expect Olineman to hold blocks forever.
the problem last year was just as much if not more to the fact that we had a brain dead play caller and a QB that held the ball too long.
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I'd be somewhat surprised if he's a starter this season unless there's a rash of injuries, but who are the candidates for the RG spot?
Wyatt Teller, who improved the spot quite a bit when he joined us. That said, Ellen Degeneres could have improved it.
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I know there has been complaints that OLinemen in the last decade have struggled coming into the NFL even more than usual, because of the offenses most colleges run.
A lot of college OLinemen aren't real hip to one-on-one straight up I'm going to pound your ass into the ground blocking.
Way too many expect Olineman to hold blocks forever.
the problem last year was just as much if not more to the fact that we had a brain dead play caller and a QB that held the ball too long.
Way too many expect Olineman to hold blocks forever.
the problem last year was just as much if not more to the fact that we had a brain dead play caller and a QB that held the ball too long.
Yeah, the OLine last season wasn't good, but it was nowhere as bad as Mayfield apologists tried to make it.
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