Name your top 5 offensive players in this division.
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Plus, I asked this elsewhere......does anyone think that BR can last through this season unscathed by injury? Gipper
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Nope. The first time he throws an INT, or they lose a game,
he will be "injured".
The more serious question is, will all ladies around him go unscathed by him til the season is over?
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It's probably Joe Haden, but obviously he comes with question marks. It's very difficult to gauge his effectiveness due to the vast injuries and incompetent coaching staff, but Haden can definitely play. Lord how we need this guy to be healthy, but as we all know, he's NOT healthy. I believe Haden vowed not to miss the first game of the season, but part of his problem last year was that he barely participated in training camp. He never fully found his rhythm, and he then he became injured.
I hope to hell that we don't have a repeat. How far along is the ankle? What kind of shape will he be in? Will he have lingering aspects of the surgery? When will he even be able to practice?
Lord we need this guy. Just take a look at our DB's....ugh. On the plus side, if our team can JUST get a little damn luck, the secondary could be vastly different from what most of us think it will be. Gilbert has the physical tools...can he be reached by a different staff? Is he just a lost cause? If....(and it's a HUGE if), but IF he can truly play and be a competent starting DB, we are much better off than we think.
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Based upon on-field performance and not relatively baseless projections... have to say Haden.
What other alternatives are there?
Des "Lost-for-the-Season" Bryant?
Paul "I-had-one-great-year" Kruger?
Better pray the whole is greater than the sum of our parts...
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Based upon on-field performance and not relatively baseless projections... have to say Haden.
What other alternatives are there?
Des "Lost-for-the-Season" Bryant?
Paul "I-had-one-great-year" Kruger?
Better pray the whole is greater than the sum of our parts...
Based upon on-field performance and not relatively baseless projections... have to say Haden.
What other alternatives are there?
Des "Lost-for-the-Season" Bryant?
Paul "I-had-one-great-year" Kruger?
Better pray the whole is greater than the sum of our parts...
Yep. I feel we could be like Jacksonville were last year - a lot of fun to watch on O, capable of putting up a lot of points, but with basically not much on D. A lot of potential that needs to be realised. If Shelton holds the line, Orchard and Ogbah can live up to their college numbers, if Haden and Williams can play at their previously pro bowl level, if Davis/Kirksey works out as a run stuffing/coverage duo, and if poyer/campbell step up in the middle of it all, it could be great. But not all of that will happen. Hopefully two or three of those things happen at least, or it could be a very long year.
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Who really is the Browns Best defender right now?
Ha!....sadly, there are no stand out players....and, I think, we cut the best one(Dansby).....
So, if healthy, it would have to be Haden, who is the only pro-bowl caliber defender on our roster....
But, my dark horse for best player "this year" is gonna be Orchard.....
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One plays for the Browns and is currently in our good graces. Therefore he is the best.
Remember when Jordan Cameron was walking into Canton, look how quickly that changed.
"The Cleveland Browns, elevating mediocre talent to superstar status since 99"
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One plays for the Browns and is currently in our good graces. Therefore he is the best.
Remember when Jordan Cameron was walking into Canton, look how quickly that changed.
"The Cleveland Browns, elevating mediocre talent to superstar status since 99"
Remember when Jordan Cameron was walking into Canton, look how quickly that changed.
"The Cleveland Browns, elevating mediocre talent to superstar status since 99"
Cameron was Pro Bowl talent....if not HOF talent.
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Remember when Jordan Cameron was walking into Canton, look how quickly that changed.
"The Cleveland Browns, elevating mediocre talent to superstar status since 99"
Cameron was Pro Bowl talent....if not HOF talent.
Cameron was Pro Bowl talent....if not HOF talent.
13 career TD catches, watch out Antonio Gates
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Cameron was Pro Bowl talent....if not HOF talent.
13 career TD catches, watch out Antonio Gates
13 career TD catches, watch out Antonio Gates
Well, Pro Bowl for one year while here. How many TD catches did he have that year?
But, OK, now that he is gone...he can eat shit and die.
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13 career TD catches, watch out Antonio Gates
Well, Pro Bowl for one year while here. How many TD catches did he have that year?
But, OK, now that he is gone...he can eat shit and die.
Well, Pro Bowl for one year while here. How many TD catches did he have that year?
But, OK, now that he is gone...he can eat shit and die.
Seven.
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Well, Pro Bowl for one year while here. How many TD catches did he have that year?
But, OK, now that he is gone...he can eat shit and die.
Seven.
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