@canton-mike said:

As far as Robiskie, I WANTED the Browns to draft him....I really thought he would be our new Joe Jurevicious & I'm still wondering what's up with him. I sometimes wonder just how big a difference a stud, field stretching WR might make in the performance level of others. Who really knows?

Mike

I too liked the Robiskie pick, as I thought he was that Joe Jurevicious type. It's somewhat baffling, considering his performance at Ohio State.

@nickers said:

Keep in mind that Reggie Langhorne played with Slaughter & Ozzie...Oh yeah, let's not forget he also had Kosar, Mack & Byner. I'd say MoMass would have been comfortable in that group too.

As far as Robiskie, I WANTED the Browns to draft him....I really thought he would be our new Joe Jurevicious & I'm still wondering what's up with him. I sometimes wonder just how big a difference a stud, field stretching WR might make in the performance level of others. Who really knows?

Mike

@shepwrite said:

Yeah looking at Massoquoi he looks physical but so far I saw him get thrown around alot yesterday...Id almost say he reminds Me of Langhorn, but Langhorn played with a more cock sure attitude. and its really unfair to compare the two...I just dont wanna see Robiscuit in a browns Uni next season...he stinks. My god how awful do you have to be before being sat down...Atleast see what this Mitchell kid can do.

@canton-mike said:

Mike

I agree with this. As a #2, I think Massoquoi will be above average. As a #1 facing #1 corners, he's near the bottom.

@nickers said:

Keep in mind that MoMass is out there on an island. He can't really be judged until there is a full complement of at least SERVICEABLE WRs out there with him. I think he might be ok, IF we land a definite #1 WR.

Mike

Yet our wrs have no ability to get open. I like how people say colt had a bad game. The guy throws into the smalled windows in the nfl. You look at other qbs, they can miss a wide open wr and make up for it the next play.

I can't stand how we didn't realize our wr situation coming into the season.. once again I blame eric wright.. I bet during training camp he was getting beat which led our organization to believe robo could be more than a water boy.

@shepwrite said:

If we could field Jackson, Massoquoi, and Ryan Broyles in three WR sets? Along with Watson and Moore? Holy Shiite. And Hillis can catch, too. Very tough to defend all of that.

Massoqoui just doesnt look all that good to Me...I realize its only his second year but Im just not feeling it with him or Robo.

If we could field Jackson, Massoquoi, and Ryan Broyles in three WR sets? Along with Watson and Moore? Holy Shiite. And Hillis can catch, too. Very tough to defend all of that.

@shepwrite said:

I'd be a little stunned if Rice didn't stay in Minnesota... but then again, they're about to have a very unsettled QB situation there.

I really think inking a guy like Gruden would help the Browns' recruitment efforts, especially on offense.

I agree in part with what you said about Gruden but arent we basically getting an Edwards type guy in Jackson?

I'd be a little stunned if Rice didn't stay in Minnesota... but then again, they're about to have a very unsettled QB situation there.

I really think inking a guy like Gruden would help the Browns' recruitment efforts, especially on offense.

Id rather go aftter Sidney Rice than waste time on a primadonna like V Jackson...no thanks.

@jag4life00 said:

Would he want to come here ? The cardinals were not the same team anymore and it is understandable he wants to play for a potential playoff contender.

@jag4life00 said:

I think he's restricted, but I would mortgage the Berea facility to sign him!...Just dreamin'

Mike

By all accounts, he's a terrific kid... but he's a self-made football player whose body simply won't cooperate. It's one thing to lack "in-line speed," but Robiskie also lacks quickness and explosion. He isn't special in any way, really, because he isn't physically imposing either.

And as you pointed out, he also isn't intense. That's not to say he doesn't put in the time because I've heard he does. He just isn't a born football player. He's a born coach's son.

Mitchell (also a great kid, and a smart one) has a couple things Robiskie lacks: size and speed. That doesn't mean he'll make it but hey, Paul Hubbard just got promoted from somebody's practice squad to the active roster. If you're big and fast, you'll get a few chances.

The only two guys I fully expect to be on the roster are Cribbs and Massoquoi, and Cribbs isn't really a full-time starter. My guess is Stuckey sticks unless the Browns draft a speedy slot type like Broyles. But one of two things will happen at the top of the WR roster: We'll either sign a significant free agent (Jackson, perhaps) or draft a guy in round one (Green, Jones, or Floyd).

likes the paycheck. He doesn't want to take any chances on getting hurt.

I don't see him on the Browns squad next year. He might be good for an extra 5th round pick. what a disappointment.

@wrrebel said:

show me the money

@shepwrite said:

Sadly, with his dad being WR coach for the Falcons it may not be as hard as you think for him to gain employment next season in the event he is actually cut.

The thing I don't get is in he offseason everything I read about Robo was so positive ... it seemed like he was in line for a decent season and he really just laid an egg.

I love the idea of Vincent Jackson and Broyles. Those two and Massoquoi along with Watson and Moore... now you're talking.

Looking forward, the team needs to add a legit starting WR via free agency, which would give the team more flexibility on draft day. You don't want to reach for a WR (or a specific type of wideout) just because you're desperate at that spot.