Answering the Complicated Odell Beckham Question
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https://www.si.com/nfl/browns/browns-maven-features/answering-the-odell-beckham-question
There are issues with Cleveland Browns receiver Odell Beckham that need to be resolved if he's going to be successful, but it's a mistake to attribute the dramatic improvement of the passing game entirely on the occurrence of his injury.
Just in terms of what Mayfield was seeing from defenses, where his eyes are and how he was manipulating defenders is night and day from the earlier part of the season. In other words, if Beckham were healthy, there's every reason to believe he would be benefiting as much as every other weapon in this offense is currently.
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Yes......the issue that needs to be resolved is:
Can he recover from his injury in order to be at full strength for next season?
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https://www.si.com/nfl/browns/browns-maven-features/answering-the-odell-beckham-question
There are issues with Cleveland Browns receiver Odell Beckham that need to be resolved if he's going to be successful, but it's a mistake to attribute the dramatic improvement of the passing game entirely on the occurrence of his injury.
Just in terms of what Mayfield was seeing from defenses, where his eyes are and how he was manipulating defenders is night and day from the earlier part of the season. In other words, if Beckham were healthy, there's every reason to believe he would be benefiting as much as every other weapon in this offense is currently.
https://www.si.com/nfl/browns/browns-maven-features/answering-the-odell-beckham-question
There are issues with Cleveland Browns receiver Odell Beckham that need to be resolved if he's going to be successful, but it's a mistake to attribute the dramatic improvement of the passing game entirely on the occurrence of his injury.
Just in terms of what Mayfield was seeing from defenses, where his eyes are and how he was manipulating defenders is night and day from the earlier part of the season. In other words, if Beckham were healthy, there's every reason to believe he would be benefiting as much as every other weapon in this offense is currently.
His money will be much better spent on the defensive side of the ball. Best of luck to him.
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https://www.si.com/nfl/browns/browns-maven-features/answering-the-odell-beckham-question
There are issues with Cleveland Browns receiver Odell Beckham that need to be resolved if he's going to be successful, but it's a mistake to attribute the dramatic improvement of the passing game entirely on the occurrence of his injury.
Just in terms of what Mayfield was seeing from defenses, where his eyes are and how he was manipulating defenders is night and day from the earlier part of the season. In other words, if Beckham were healthy, there's every reason to believe he would be benefiting as much as every other weapon in this offense is currently.
His money will be much better spent on the defensive side of the ball. Best of luck to him.
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Do you think maybe we could have used him on Sunday?
He would been on the COVID list.
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Do you think maybe we could have used him on Sunday?
We could've used Jerry Rice and Flipper Anderson too.... and don't even get me started on the '85 Bears defense.
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Or not, Alicia.
Relax , Karen!
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Or not, Alicia.
Relax , Karen!
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The great tragedy of OBJ getting hurt during the Bengals game is that he would have likely had 150 yards and 2 tds. I want to run it all back with our WRs. With a real offseason and everyone on the same page.
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For shits and giggles l ran some numbers on Browns rushing stats this year with OBJ, and without OBJ. The theory here is that OBJ “stretches the field” and loosens up the run game.
I counted the second Bengals game in the “without OBJ” column since he went down really early. Here’s what l came up with.
With OBJ: 6 games/ 194 rushing attempts/ 1,017 yards/ 32.3 attempts per game/ 5.24 yards per carry
Without OBJ: 9 games/ 270 rushing attempts/ 1,165 yards/ 30 attempts per game/ 4.31 yards per carry
The most significant of those numbers is we were gaining almost and entire extra yard per carry with OBJ in there. In a game of inches, that’s like 33 of them.
The attempts columns were similar. We tried carrying it a little over 2 more times on average per game with OBJ as opposed to without.
I realize there’s other factors at play, but that’s at least some indication that having OBJ, or a guy like him, is good for the team.
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I always am, Gomer.
Now now , RuPaul... Don't over exert yourself LOL
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For shits and giggles l ran some numbers on Browns rushing stats this year with OBJ, and without OBJ. The theory here is that OBJ “stretches the field” and loosens up the run game.
I counted the second Bengals game in the “without OBJ” column since he went down really early. Here’s what l came up with.
With OBJ: 6 games/ 194 rushing attempts/ 1,017 yards/ 32.3 attempts per game/ 5.24 yards per carry
Without OBJ: 9 games/ 270 rushing attempts/ 1,165 yards/ 30 attempts per game/ 4.31 yards per carry
The most significant of those numbers is we were gaining almost and entire extra yard per carry with OBJ in there. In a game of inches, that’s like 33 of them.
The attempts columns were similar. We tried carrying it a little over 2 more times on average per game with OBJ as opposed to without.
I realize there’s other factors at play, but that’s at least some indication that having OBJ, or a guy like him, is good for the team.
For shits and giggles l ran some numbers on Browns rushing stats this year with OBJ, and without OBJ. The theory here is that OBJ “stretches the field” and loosens up the run game.
I counted the second Bengals game in the “without OBJ” column since he went down really early. Here’s what l came up with.
With OBJ: 6 games/ 194 rushing attempts/ 1,017 yards/ 32.3 attempts per game/ 5.24 yards per carry
Without OBJ: 9 games/ 270 rushing attempts/ 1,165 yards/ 30 attempts per game/ 4.31 yards per carry
The most significant of those numbers is we were gaining almost and entire extra yard per carry with OBJ in there. In a game of inches, that’s like 33 of them.
The attempts columns were similar. We tried carrying it a little over 2 more times on average per game with OBJ as opposed to without.
I realize there’s other factors at play, but that’s at least some indication that having OBJ, or a guy like him, is good for the team.
I want his talent with out the attention whore antics...
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I always am, Gomer.
Now now , RuPaul... Don't over exert yourself LOL
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For shits and giggles l ran some numbers on Browns rushing stats this year with OBJ, and without OBJ. The theory here is that OBJ “stretches the field” and loosens up the run game.
I counted the second Bengals game in the “without OBJ” column since he went down really early. Here’s what l came up with.
With OBJ: 6 games/ 194 rushing attempts/ 1,017 yards/ 32.3 attempts per game/ 5.24 yards per carry
Without OBJ: 9 games/ 270 rushing attempts/ 1,165 yards/ 30 attempts per game/ 4.31 yards per carry
The most significant of those numbers is we were gaining almost and entire extra yard per carry with OBJ in there. In a game of inches, that’s like 33 of them.
The attempts columns were similar. We tried carrying it a little over 2 more times on average per game with OBJ as opposed to without.
I realize there’s other factors at play, but that’s at least some indication that having OBJ, or a guy like him, is good for the team.
I want his talent with out the attention whore antics...
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