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  • Per this article, it say that Pryor has instructed his agent to strike a deal with the Browns

    https://sports.yahoo.com/m/fab63d61-6922-3ada-97fc-aed304e183c9/ss_report%3A-terrelle-pryor.html

    Maybe this is a repeat.

  • It'll happen. I get the impression we're not messing around keeping the players we want on this team. We don't have any other WR threats on this team, and Pryor is the only guy that made plays on a consistent basis. Hopefully Coleman joins that list, but right now we can't be sure.

  • More than half his yards came in 4 games. Those other games he was a relative non-factor. Not really consistent imo. He still has room to grow an is worth the investment, as he works hard and want to improve.

  • More than half his yards came in 4 games. Those other games he was a relative non-factor. Not really consistent imo. He still has room to grow an is worth the investment, as he works hard and want to improve.

    @choco said:

    More than half his yards came in 4 games. Those other games he was a relative non-factor. Not really consistent imo. He still has room to grow an is worth the investment, as he works hard and want to improve.

    Yeah, it definitely is something to consider but the main counter I'd have is that he had to deal with literally 6 QB's (including himself) and still had a great season.

    The combination of good talent and a desire to play in Cleveland makes this a no brainer decision in my mind. Lock him up with something like a 4 year/$32 to $35 million deal with about $12-13 million guaranteed. Back load the contract so if it doesn't pan out after year two the cap hit doesn't loom as large.

    This FO stuff is pretty easy, think Cleveland would give me a shot?

  • last season your 1-15. A owner known for a happy coaches/FO trigger. Pryor's guy HC/WR mentor Hue(not so much C-town) has 4 years left on his contract, SUPPOSEDLY. At most maybe a 2-3 year deal with a opt out, maybe the hold up. sad but, fair to say?

  • @choco said:

    More than half his yards came in 4 games. Those other games he was a relative non-factor. Not really consistent imo. He still has room to grow an is worth the investment, as he works hard and want to improve.

    Yeah, it definitely is something to consider but the main counter I'd have is that he had to deal with literally 6 QB's (including himself) and still had a great season.

    The combination of good talent and a desire to play in Cleveland makes this a no brainer decision in my mind. Lock him up with something like a 4 year/$32 to $35 million deal with about $12-13 million guaranteed. Back load the contract so if it doesn't pan out after year two the cap hit doesn't loom as large.

    This FO stuff is pretty easy, think Cleveland would give me a shot?

    @jrb12711 said:

    This FO stuff is pretty easy, think Cleveland would give me a shot?

    Maybe... except for the whole "back load" thing...

  • More than half his yards came in 4 games. Those other games he was a relative non-factor. Not really consistent imo. He still has room to grow an is worth the investment, as he works hard and want to improve.

    @choco said:

    More than half his yards came in 4 games. Those other games he was a relative non-factor. Not really consistent imo. He still has room to grow an is worth the investment, as he works hard and want to improve.

    Quarterback issues greatly contributed to any problems he may have had.

  • TP for the right price but please don't reach on this one. He wasn't overly productive when teams started to focus on him and he walks a fine line but fiery and asshole.

  • Terrel Pryor at all costs.

    He is a great example and role model to a player like Josh Gordon.

    Both together would be an amazing to watch! Plus, a speedster like Coleman added to Gordon and Pryor would make it nearly impossible to stop.

    Pryor and Gordon go together like Peanut Butter and Jelly.

  • @ghoolie said:

    Pryor MAYBE is a #3 WR in Pittsburgh, Pryor is okay, that's all. A C+ grade performer.

    no maybe. He'd be a #2. Martavis Bryant is now their Gordon.Pryor's a easy B with a QB...BTW- F them Steel queers..Revis DiD

  • @ghoolie said:

    Pryor MAYBE is a #3 WR in Pittsburgh, Pryor is okay, that's all. A C+ grade performer.

    no maybe. He'd be a #2. Martavis Bryant is now their Gordon.Pryor's a easy B with a QB...BTW- F them Steel queers..Revis DiD

    @gumby73 said:

    no maybe. He'd be a #2. Martavis Bryant is now their Gordon.Pryor's a easy B with a QB...BTW- F them Steel queers..Revis DiD

    Sounds like Revis knocked out a couple Pittsburgh punks who were hounding him and filming him.

    I have new respect for him.

    When the Jets cut him, we need to sign him to play free safety.

    Zombo

  • His lacknof production came about because teams realized he's all we got and our o line and qb's couldnt hold up their end of the deal. Tp's dangerous routes require an extra second or two for him to get deep but by that time our qb was flat on his ass and getting the smelling salts

  • Revis has become alergic to tackling. No thanks.

  • @ghoolie said:

    WOW.............. can you fucking imagine this? Another non-issue that won't do cunt-fuck to win football games consuming the Browns.

    Pryor MAYBE is a #3 WR in Pittsburgh, He is an easy shut down adn resigning him means nothing without Gordon, or a Julio Jones caliber #1 WR. Pryor is okay, that's all. A C+ grade performer.

    He would be #2. Beyond A. Brown the Steelers have fuck all at WR. That was proven vs. the Pats.

    ​Besides...I thought you were the one that was all about the skill players. So, which is it.....WRs, OL, nobody worth your attention?

  • Terrel Pryor at all costs.

    He is a great example and role model to a player like Josh Gordon.

    Both together would be an amazing to watch! Plus, a speedster like Coleman added to Gordon and Pryor would make it nearly impossible to stop.

    Pryor and Gordon go together like Peanut Butter and Jelly.

    @poeticg said:

    Terrel Pryor at all costs.

    No... just, no...

    @tiamat63 said:

    Revis has become alergic to tackling. No thanks.

    My very first thought as well.

  • We dont exactly have playmaking freaks of nature falling in our laps every year, fucking keep pryor. From a physical standpoint he might be the most gifted wr in football, but yeah guys like him show up in berea every year looking for work so fuck it let him walk

  • I think you guys have to understand that ghoolies not a browns fan anymore. He wants them to do everything possible to "not" get better so they'll fold and move again. He's said it himself, he wants a new franchise in cleveland

  • I think you guys have to understand that ghoolies not a browns fan anymore. He wants them to do everything possible to "not" get better so they'll fold and move again. He's said it himself, he wants a new franchise in cleveland

    @clevfan4life said:

    I think you guys have to understand that ghoolies not a browns fan anymore. He wants them to do everything possible to "not" get better so they'll fold and move again. He's said it himself, he wants a new franchise in cleveland

    You read far too much into the random trolling from some autistic lump.

  • We dont exactly have playmaking freaks of nature falling in our laps every year, fucking keep pryor. From a physical standpoint he might be the most gifted wr in football, but yeah guys like him show up in berea every year looking for work so fuck it let him walk

    @clevfan4life said:

    We dont exactly have playmaking freaks of nature falling in our laps every year, fucking keep pryor.

    From a physical standpoint he might be the most gifted wr in football, but yeah guys like him show up in berea every year looking for work so fuck it let him walk

    "At all costs?"

    Most physically gifted? Not feeling that... but even were I to concede that, he still has to develop a number of receiver skills to get in the best WR conversation.

  • He's good. He'll get a big contract. But he's not in the same room let alone the same conversation as the actual Pro Bowl WR's.

    I see more TP telling his nonsense agents to stop "demanding" the same deal as Dez Bryant rather than Browns management somehow deliberately low-balling.