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  • C CantonLegend

    @the-gipper said:

    First off, here is Braylon's true form:

    Secondly, all those terrible QBs kept throwing the ball right right between the numbers.

    Braylon is a bust in EVERY sense of the word.

    I know you hate all the talented players that leave Cleveland or hint at leaving Cleveland..maybe because ur bitter but Braylon is a pro bowl talent when he's healthy

    That doesn't sound like a bust to me...you can post vids of his drops and I can turn around and post highlights just as easily

    Of course ur negative ass only remembers the drops and not the ridiculous diving one handed grabs or leaping over double coverages to snag in uncatchable passes out of nowhere

    That's my point. When Hillis leaves you'll point as his injury or his fumbles and say he sucked but you'll forget all of his highlight runs and catches

    @cantonlegend said:

    I know you hate all the talented players that leave Cleveland or hint at leaving Cleveland..maybe because ur bitter but Braylon is a pro bowl talent when he's healthy

    Did you not read what I said? His physical talent is pro bowl. His mental talent is sanitorium.

    That doesn't sound like a bust to me...you can post vids of his drops and I can turn around and post highlights just as easily

    He had one good year, 2007, his ONLY Pro Bowl season. Three different teams have said "Sayonara Sucker" to him.

    He was the third overall pick of the draft. He is a bust bigger than Dolly Parton's.

    Of course ur negative ass only remembers the drops and not the ridiculous diving one handed grabs or leaping over double coverages to snag in uncatchable passes out of nowhere

    No, I do remember them. And I believe that is what he should have been capable of doing for the Browns for his entire career. But those good plays he made unfortunately are outweighed by all his inadequacies.

    If you like his sorry ass so much why don't you advocate for the Saints to pick him up?

    That's my point. When Hillis leaves you'll point as his injury or his fumbles and say he sucked but you'll forget all of his highlight runs and catches.

    Hillis have never been the asshole from a personality perspective that Edwards. Edwards never came close to being as popular as Hillis. Hillis came in with a humble attitude and an outstanding work ethic. Edwards came in with an attitude of entitlement and with a lazy work ethic. Hillis has never alienated the fans with his mouth, Edwards did.

    Hillis has never been arrested. Edwards was. etc. etc.

  • PoeticGP PoeticG

    I'd take him back in a second. With Braylon back and Little across from him and Norwood in the slot. With Moore and Cameron in there at TightEnd. It could be like 07 all over again!

    @poeticg said:

    I'd take him back in a second. With Braylon back and Little across from him and Norwood in the slot. With Moore and Cameron in there at TightEnd. It could be like 07 all over again!

    All that said, I am not necessarily against the Browns taking a look at Edwards. I cannot help but think that his release by the 49ers is not the equivalent of a mule being smacked upside the head.

    Maybe it will take him to his 8th year to get a clue.

  • Braylon was at his best when he had a weapon at TE(Kellen Winslow Jr.), could Jordan Cameron be that K2 clone we've needed. They have the same Physical Attributes as each other(Ht. Wt. Vert. Speed.) Also Some one to take all the double coverages off of him(Jurivicious) would help. Could Little be the threat on the other side?

    Massaquoi had such a decent game when Edwards was here because he drew all the double teams. Cribbs wasn't as developed as a WR then as he is now. I think with Edwards and Little on the outs and Cribbs in the slot they could be an effective WR core. Mix in a little Momass and Norwood for 4 and 5 WR sets and they could be a top 10 Wideout group, JMHO.

    I think a lot of people had a problem with him just because "King James" did. Well, we saw what the "King" did to Cleveland and I kinda wish Braylon would have kicked his ass then... let alone James's midget entourage... fag

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  • PoeticGP PoeticG

    Braylon was at his best when he had a weapon at TE(Kellen Winslow Jr.), could Jordan Cameron be that K2 clone we've needed. They have the same Physical Attributes as each other(Ht. Wt. Vert. Speed.) Also Some one to take all the double coverages off of him(Jurivicious) would help. Could Little be the threat on the other side?

    Massaquoi had such a decent game when Edwards was here because he drew all the double teams. Cribbs wasn't as developed as a WR then as he is now. I think with Edwards and Little on the outs and Cribbs in the slot they could be an effective WR core. Mix in a little Momass and Norwood for 4 and 5 WR sets and they could be a top 10 Wideout group, JMHO.

    I think a lot of people had a problem with him just because "King James" did. Well, we saw what the "King" did to Cleveland and I kinda wish Braylon would have kicked his ass then... let alone James's midget entourage... fag

    @poeticg said:

    Braylon was at his best when he had a weapon at TE(Kellen Winslow Jr.), could Jordan Cameron be that K2 clone we've needed. They have the same Physical Attributes as each other(Ht. Wt. Vert. Speed.) Also Some one to take all the double coverages off of him(Jurivicious) would help. Could Little be the threat on the other side?

    Massaquoi had such a decent game when Edwards was here because he drew all the double teams. Cribbs wasn't as developed as a WR then as he is now. I think with Edwards and Little on the outs and Cribbs in the slot they could be an effective WR core. Mix in a little Momass and Norwood for 4 and 5 WR sets and they could be a top 10 Wideout group, JMHO.

    I think a lot of people had a problem with him just because "King James" did. Well, we saw what the "King" did to Cleveland and I kinda wish Braylon would have kicked his ass then... let alone James's midget entourage... fag

    Not the case at all- Edwards wore out his welcome in Cleveland with too many dropped passes.

    And please get this fantasy out out of your head. Edwards is NOT coming back to the Browns- he'd rather be boiled in oil. Hey, if he's as good as you think he is (he's not) send him home to Meechigan to play for the Lions opposite Calvin Johnson.

  • the lebron incident may have been the straw, but it was hardly the sole reason everyone hates him. he sucked when he needed to shine....

  • Edwards has now cleared waivers- seems no one wants him. ..... NBC Sports

    Braylon got clear separation from the waiver wire. No one laid a hand on him, gimpy knee and all.

    I’ll bet Brayby thinks the teams passed on him because he played at Michigan.

    Follow him on twitter; he will be heavily pursued in 2012. Pursued by the Arena League, the CFL, the USFL, Pop Warner and the Taliban.

  • hoortaH hoorta

    Edwards has now cleared waivers- seems no one wants him. ..... NBC Sports

    Braylon got clear separation from the waiver wire. No one laid a hand on him, gimpy knee and all.

    I’ll bet Brayby thinks the teams passed on him because he played at Michigan.

    Follow him on twitter; he will be heavily pursued in 2012. Pursued by the Arena League, the CFL, the USFL, Pop Warner and the Taliban.

    @hoorta said:

    Edwards has now cleared waivers- seems no one wants him. ..... NBC Sports

    Braylon got clear separation from the waiver wire. No one laid a hand on him, gimpy knee and all.

    Ill bet Brayby thinks the teams passed on him because he played at Michigan.

    Follow him on twitter; he will be heavily pursued in 2012. Pursued by the Arena League, the CFL, the USFL, Pop Warner and the Taliban.

    At best some team may sign him for the veteran minimum to give him a chance to make a team in next year's training camps, and if he doesn't...no big loss for the team that tries him out.

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