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Thoughts on the defensive front from tonights game and holy shit Nassib looks legit..

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  • @miktoxic said:

    isn't 100% irish american motherfucker an oxymoron?

    Maybe he meant 100% Irish American mother fucker i.e. he only fucks Irish American mothers.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #83

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Maybe he meant 100% Irish American mother fucker i.e. he only fucks Irish American mothers.

    I love Irish American women.

    irish-girls-5.jpg?w=500&h=500

  • P Pumpkin Eater wrote on last edited by
    #84

    The Browns aren't drafting big names in round 1. They act like they are trying to find a big steal instead of just drafting the sure-bet defensive players they need.

  • The Browns aren't drafting big names in round 1. They act like they are trying to find a big steal instead of just drafting the sure-bet defensive players they need.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @pumpkin-eater said:

    The Browns aren't drafting big names in round 1. They act like they are trying to find a big steal instead of just drafting the sure-bet defensive players they need.

    Problem is, that when they have drafted the sure bets, they turned out to be bad bets. So, it hasn't mattered either way.

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #86

    Finished watching the 2nd half vs. the Falcons and it is clear that in run-pass situations, Nassib is a liability... for now.

    Strictly passing situations as part of a package? Different story... at least as long as he is on the edge. Inside? Not so much...

  • @pumpkin-eater said:

    The Browns aren't drafting big names in round 1. They act like they are trying to find a big steal instead of just drafting the sure-bet defensive players they need.

    Problem is, that when they have drafted the sure bets, they turned out to be bad bets. So, it hasn't mattered either way.

    D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by D Bone
    #87

    @the-gipper said:

    Problem is, that when they have drafted the sure bets, they turned out to be bad bets. So, it hasn't mattered either way.

    Yep, I don't think you can find anyone who didn't love the Danny pick, and so far, he's hovering dangerously close to the mendoza/bust line. He was supposed to transform our defense the day he stepped on the field, and I'm still waiting for Optimus Prime to show up...... Hell, I'll even settle for Bumble Bee.

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
    #88

    love the shelton pick. one player cannot alone fix the prob we have on DL. he needs some help and i don't know that he has enough of it.

  • love the shelton pick. one player cannot alone fix the prob we have on DL. he needs some help and i don't know that he has enough of it.

    D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by D Bone
    #89

    @miktoxic said:

    love the shelton pick. one player cannot alone fix the prob we have on DL. he needs some help and i don't know that he has enough of it.

    Loved the pick too and I agree that a single player can't turn a putrid defense into a good one, but I expected waaaay more out of Danny than what I've seen so far. I hoped he would look stronger with the weight he lost, but instead he looks even flabbier and still doesn't have that NFL strength that others have.

    I like Danny and hope he develops into what I thought he would be for us on draft day and there's still plenty of time, but such as is the NFL, the clock is ticking.

  • tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by
    #90

    Danny had some good moments where he held the point and flowed well laterally.

    He also had a couple moments that show room for growth.

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
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    When you lose a lot of weight, of course you look flabbier. I've seen him up close and talked to him.

    He does not look flabby - he's still a big kid. You watch him in practice - I'm tellin ya he can MOVE.

    He's a NT, it isn't a glamour position of great stats. On one play, I saw him, in an exhibition game, forget which one,

    he took on a blocker to the right, disposed of him, and went over center, and drove him straight back towards the qb

    about 4-5 feet before the qb threw it away.

    The Browns are still moving personel around, trying a lot of things. Not worried at all - it will come together.

  • Finished watching the 2nd half vs. the Falcons and it is clear that in run-pass situations, Nassib is a liability... for now.

    Strictly passing situations as part of a package? Different story... at least as long as he is on the edge. Inside? Not so much...

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by
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    @tour2ma said:

    Finished watching the 2nd half vs. the Falcons and it is clear that in run-pass situations, Nassib is a liability... for now.

    Strictly passing situations as part of a package? Different story... at least as long as he is on the edge. Inside? Not so much...

    He's not the Bennett, Watt, Bosa, Hayes, Tuck type of end that will align outside in your base, then shade a guard inside. He doesn't have the lower body strength, explosion and counter move for that.

    With the strength will come explosion and pad level, coaching and time - the counter move. Either way, at 6'6, he's not going to be your interior player on early downs and running situations. He's not built for that and few

    players that tall are. In time, I would like to see him become that kind of player. Especially with all the four man fronts we'll be playing.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Finished watching the 2nd half vs. the Falcons and it is clear that in run-pass situations, Nassib is a liability... for now.

    Strictly passing situations as part of a package? Different story... at least as long as he is on the edge. Inside? Not so much...

    He's not the Bennett, Watt, Bosa, Hayes, Tuck type of end that will align outside in your base, then shade a guard inside. He doesn't have the lower body strength, explosion and counter move for that.

    With the strength will come explosion and pad level, coaching and time - the counter move. Either way, at 6'6, he's not going to be your interior player on early downs and running situations. He's not built for that and few

    players that tall are. In time, I would like to see him become that kind of player. Especially with all the four man fronts we'll be playing.

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
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    @tiamat63 said:

    He's not the Bennett, Watt, Bosa, Hayes, Tuck type of end that will align outside in your base, then shade a guard inside. He doesn't have the lower body strength, explosion and counter move for that.

    Put #55 on Naz with 4 more inches of length. A young Chris Hamburger..

  • C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
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    Nassib will grow into a force. Couple years in an nfl weightroom just watch. His toolset is there, his deficiencies rigjt now stem mainly from the strength gap between him and vet nfl lineman. That will close