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  • @the-gipper said:

    Stupid statement......the Browns never choose WRs in the draft.....so it is not matter of inability....it is a matter of choosing not to do so.

    I actually think the choice of Mayle in the draft was a throwaway by Farmer. He hates rookie receivers. He hates investing in rookie receivers. Mayle may have been on the chopping block from the moment his name was called.

    Except Gabriel?

    @gftchris said:

    Except Gabriel?

    he wasn't drafted......he was signed as a udfa.....and ended up outperforming most of the WR's who were drafted.....

  • @gftchris said:

    Except Gabriel?

    he wasn't drafted......he was signed as a udfa.....and ended up outperforming most of the WR's who were drafted.....

    @mudfly said:

    he wasn't drafted......he was signed as a udfa.....and ended up outperforming most of the WR's who were drafted.....

    Sure, but it's still a rookie WR that Farmer invested a roster spot in.

  • or....maybe he earned that spot the right way?....

    You dont actually think Gip was right, do you?......

    Farmer doesnt hate rookie WR's....he just hates spending high picks on them......

  • I'm sure Farmer sees WRs the same way as RBs, guys you can pick up almost off the street, plug them in to a system that suits them, limit what they have to do, and be successful. As such, high round picks on WRs don't seem to be his thing. But he'll still find a place for a good rookie WR.

  • He's spent two third round picks on RBs including moving up for West

  • He's spent two third round picks on RBs including moving up for West

    @londonbrown said:

    He's spent two third round picks on RBs including moving up for West

    Yep, and would probably spend a 3rd on a WR if he felt it warranted.

  • @londonbrown said:

    He's spent two third round picks on RBs including moving up for West

    Yep, and would probably spend a 3rd on a WR if he felt it warranted.

    @gftchris said:

    Yep, and would probably spend a 3rd on a WR if he felt it warranted.

    Hmm not sure, maybe we'll see next year. . .

  • @gftchris said:

    Yep, and would probably spend a 3rd on a WR if he felt it warranted.

    Hmm not sure, maybe we'll see next year. . .

    @londonbrown said:

    Hmm not sure, maybe we'll see next year. . .

    Maybe, maybe not. I just hope we get to find out, that we don't see another GM/HC change after 1-2 years.

  • @londonbrown said:

    Hmm not sure, maybe we'll see next year. . .

    Maybe, maybe not. I just hope we get to find out, that we don't see another GM/HC change after 1-2 years.

    @gftchris said:

    Maybe, maybe not. I just hope we get to find out, that we don't see another GM/HC change after 1-2 years.

    Totally agree with that

  • @londonbrown said:

    He's spent two third round picks on RBs including moving up for West

    Yep, and would probably spend a 3rd on a WR if he felt it warranted.

    @gftchris said:

    Yep, and would probably spend a 3rd on a WR if he felt it warranted.

    ... or a 2nd or a 1st... operative qualifier is "if he felt it warranted".

  • @the-gipper said:

    Stupid statement......the Browns never choose WRs in the draft.....so it is not matter of inability....it is a matter of choosing not to do so.

    I actually think the choice of Mayle in the draft was a throwaway by Farmer. He hates rookie receivers. He hates investing in rookie receivers. Mayle may have been on the chopping block from the moment his name was called.

    Except Gabriel?

    @gftchris said:

    Except Gabriel?

    not drafted UDFA.....I think Farmer likes those better. I think he thinks he can get a veteran better than a rookie...and/or a rookie UDFA as good as a draftee.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Mayle may have been on the chopping block from the moment his name was called.

    Really? That makes no sense to me. If you don't want them then why waste a 4th rd. draft choice that could have been used to move up for someone you wanted more? That would be a move worth a firing IMHO.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Really? That makes no sense to me. If you don't want them then why waste a 4th rd. draft choice that could have been used to move up for someone you wanted more? That would be a move worth a firing IMHO.

    He took a chance on a WR because the hounds were at his heels so bad for not having done so before. It was on obligatory pick in my opinion. One he was essentially forced into. I am sure he hoped it would work. Mayle was rated as good as others that were picked in his same vicinity.. it just didn't work.