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Chris Gocong impresses at Browns camp

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  • S Squintz wrote on last edited by
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    I really think he'll thrive in the 3-4 under Ryan. He's hungry.

  • NewEraDawgN NewEraDawg wrote on last edited by
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    This is the most positive training "thus" far I can EVER remember .

  • Head coach Eric Mangini quickly is discovering Gocong’s versatility fits into the aggressive schemes devised by defensive coordinator Rob Ryan.

    it's great to see the words "agressive schemes" when reading about the cleveland browns defense.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
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    @sj_browns said:

    it's great to see the words "agressive schemes" when reading about the cleveland browns defense.

    Yeah- compared to Krispy Kreme having his corners play 10 yards of the LOS.

  • @sj_browns said:

    it's great to see the words "agressive schemes" when reading about the cleveland browns defense.

    Yeah- compared to Krispy Kreme having his corners play 10 yards of the LOS.

    ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on last edited by
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    @hoorta said:

    Yeah- compared to Krispy Kreme having his corners play 10 yards of the LOS.

    yeah, that sucked having DB's who kept everything in front of them and a DL that kept everything behind them.

    The problem with that 10 yard pad was the DB's maintained that cushion for the duration of the play.

  • @sj_browns said:

    it's great to see the words "agressive schemes" when reading about the cleveland browns defense.

    Yeah- compared to Krispy Kreme having his corners play 10 yards of the LOS.

    S SJ_Browns wrote on last edited by
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    @hoorta said:

    Yeah- compared to Krispy Kreme having his corners play 10 yards of the LOS.

    😆

  • This is the most positive training "thus" far I can EVER remember .

    S SJ_Browns wrote on last edited by
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    @neweradawg said:

    This is the most positive training "thus" far I can EVER remember .

    it just goes to show us the kinds of morons that were running this team since 99. not that we didn't already know, but the new browns fo is showing us exactly how dysfunctional the browns were.

  • D DawgTracker wrote on last edited by
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    ROFL, you are exactly right. We did make some personnel improvements under Savage but he wasn't necessarily getting the types of players that romeo wanted. Now everyone is under agreement on the type of player they need to be successful.

  • NewEraDawgN NewEraDawg wrote on last edited by
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    I don't know that anyone spoke up for him , but he played his nuts off Sat . nite . I think he plays with a high motor and was everywhere while he played .

    jmho

  • massbrownsfanM massbrownsfan wrote on last edited by
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    Pretty Good Linebacker He is Gocong will fit the Browns System Nicelly 4 sure

  • ROFL, you are exactly right. We did make some personnel improvements under Savage but he wasn't necessarily getting the types of players that romeo wanted. Now everyone is under agreement on the type of player they need to be successful.

    Canton MikeC Canton Mike wrote on last edited by
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    @dawgtracker said:

    ROFL, you are exactly right. We did make some personnel improvements under Savage but he wasn't necessarily getting the types of players that romeo wanted. Now everyone is under agreement on the type of player they need to be successful.

    The sad part is that Romeo seemed to REFUSE to play some players he didn't want, even though some SHOULD have played a lot more. Those 2 (Romeo & Phil) seemed to work harder at screwing each other than doing the jobs they were hired to do. See what happens when SPITE overrides common sense?...You become unemployed (lucky for US!).

    Mike

  • @dawgtracker said:

    ROFL, you are exactly right. We did make some personnel improvements under Savage but he wasn't necessarily getting the types of players that romeo wanted. Now everyone is under agreement on the type of player they need to be successful.

    The sad part is that Romeo seemed to REFUSE to play some players he didn't want, even though some SHOULD have played a lot more. Those 2 (Romeo & Phil) seemed to work harder at screwing each other than doing the jobs they were hired to do. See what happens when SPITE overrides common sense?...You become unemployed (lucky for US!).

    Mike

    S SJ_Browns wrote on last edited by
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    @canton-mike said:

    The sad part is that Romeo seemed to REFUSE to play some players he didn't want, even though some SHOULD have played a lot more. Those 2 (Romeo & Phil) seemed to work harder at screwing each other than doing the jobs they were hired to do. See what happens when SPITE overrides common sense?...You become unemployed (lucky for US!).

    Mike

    agreed!

    holmgren's heroes>past regimes (since 99).