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  • @mark-o said:

    it's not a terrible signing.

    Andre Rison was not a terrible signing - until the games started, when it was clear that he just wanted to collect a paycheck and loaf around.

    Walrus was not a terrible GM selection - until his first day of work, when it was clear that he just wanted to collect a paycheck and loaf around.

    The same will be true of Britt. Of course it's good if he replicates the same effort as in his FA year.. but he won't.

    Mark OM Mark O wrote on last edited by
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    @unsympathetic said:

    Andre Rison was not a terrible signing - until the games started, when it was clear that he just wanted to collect a paycheck and loaf around.

    Walrus was not a terrible GM selection - until his first day of work, when it was clear that he just wanted to collect a paycheck and loaf around.

    The same will be true of Britt. Of course it's good if he replicates the same effort as in his FA year.. but he won't.

    And how do you know that Pryor will put in the same effort next year that he put in this year? By your logic, teams should never sign a FA because some players in the past haven't lived up to their contract.

  • @unsympathetic said:

    Andre Rison was not a terrible signing - until the games started, when it was clear that he just wanted to collect a paycheck and loaf around.

    Walrus was not a terrible GM selection - until his first day of work, when it was clear that he just wanted to collect a paycheck and loaf around.

    The same will be true of Britt. Of course it's good if he replicates the same effort as in his FA year.. but he won't.

    And how do you know that Pryor will put in the same effort next year that he put in this year? By your logic, teams should never sign a FA because some players in the past haven't lived up to their contract.

    Mr. Make-BelieveM Mr. Make-Believe wrote on last edited by
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    @mark-o said:

    And how do you know that Pryor will put in the same effort next year that he put in this year? By your logic, teams should never sign a FA because some players in the past haven't lived up to their contract.

    I honestly don't know enough about Britt and his personality to comment... But Pryor certainly doesn't strike me as a guy who would rest on his laurels after a contract. He seems like the kinda guy who would go out and prove that he's worth the investment.

  • @mark-o said:

    And how do you know that Pryor will put in the same effort next year that he put in this year? By your logic, teams should never sign a FA because some players in the past haven't lived up to their contract.

    I honestly don't know enough about Britt and his personality to comment... But Pryor certainly doesn't strike me as a guy who would rest on his laurels after a contract. He seems like the kinda guy who would go out and prove that he's worth the investment.

    jrb12711J jrb12711 wrote on last edited by
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    @mr.-make-believe said:

    I honestly don't know enough about Britt and his personality to comment... But Pryor certainly doesn't strike me as a guy who would rest on his laurels after a contract. He seems like the kinda guy who would go out and prove that he's worth the investment.

    I do, and he has a marked history of loafing and under preforming. That's what worries me as noted in my other comment-the dude balled out to get a big contract and will go right back to his normal ways again. His history clearly makes that a valid concern to consider.

  • @mr.-make-believe said:

    I honestly don't know enough about Britt and his personality to comment... But Pryor certainly doesn't strike me as a guy who would rest on his laurels after a contract. He seems like the kinda guy who would go out and prove that he's worth the investment.

    I do, and he has a marked history of loafing and under preforming. That's what worries me as noted in my other comment-the dude balled out to get a big contract and will go right back to his normal ways again. His history clearly makes that a valid concern to consider.

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    @jrb12711 said:

    I do, and he has a marked history of loafing and under preforming. That's what worries me as noted in my other comment-the dude balled out to get a big contract and will go right back to his normal ways again. His history clearly makes that a valid concern to consider.

    That might be so. Or he could've truly turned a new leaf as it were. Regardless, I'm not too concerned about it if only due to our current cap situation. He's a gamble we can afford.

  • @mark-o said:

    And how do you know that Pryor will put in the same effort next year that he put in this year? By your logic, teams should never sign a FA because some players in the past haven't lived up to their contract.

    I honestly don't know enough about Britt and his personality to comment... But Pryor certainly doesn't strike me as a guy who would rest on his laurels after a contract. He seems like the kinda guy who would go out and prove that he's worth the investment.

    Mark OM Mark O wrote on last edited by
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    @mr.-make-believe said:

    I honestly don't know enough about Britt and his personality to comment... But Pryor certainly doesn't strike me as a guy who would rest on his laurels after a contract. He seems like the kinda guy who would go out and prove that he's worth the investment.

    The guy who disappeared in nearly half the games last season? 6 games last season with less than 5 catches and he wants $12 million per season? That aint gonna get it done

  • @mr.-make-believe said:

    I honestly don't know enough about Britt and his personality to comment... But Pryor certainly doesn't strike me as a guy who would rest on his laurels after a contract. He seems like the kinda guy who would go out and prove that he's worth the investment.

    The guy who disappeared in nearly half the games last season? 6 games last season with less than 5 catches and he wants $12 million per season? That aint gonna get it done

    Mr. Make-BelieveM Mr. Make-Believe wrote on last edited by
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    @mark-o said:

    The guy who disappeared in nearly half the games last season? 6 games last season with less than 5 catches and he wants $12 million per season? That aint gonna get it done

    Trust me. I don't like $12M/yr either. I just don't believe that's what it would take to get it done. Let Washington give him that contract if that's what he gets.

  • B Bigalow80 wrote on last edited by
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    Rumor has it that the Browns still have the highest offer on the table for Pryor. Apparently his "market" is NOT what he thought it would be! Shocker! I think the browns get a bad rap for the way they do FA, but this is twice now Schwartz and potentially pryor where guys believe their market to be higher than it actually is going to be. No way he gets $12 mil/yr. Britt is a perfect comp to him and he only is getting $8. Have you seen some of the stupid WR money being thrown around? Robert woods with $15 guaranteed, Garcon with $16 mil in the FIRST YEAR! Kenny stills $20 mil guaranteed. it's stupid money. The browns paid market price. I still think there is a chance they bring him back

  • @mark-o said:

    it's not a terrible signing.

    Andre Rison was not a terrible signing - until the games started, when it was clear that he just wanted to collect a paycheck and loaf around.

    Walrus was not a terrible GM selection - until his first day of work, when it was clear that he just wanted to collect a paycheck and loaf around.

    The same will be true of Britt. Of course it's good if he replicates the same effort as in his FA year.. but he won't.

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    TP is in WSH right now... after losing both Jackson and Gaucon they should be desperate enough to at least match us...


    @unsympathetic said:

    The same will be true of Britt. Of course it's good if he replicates the same effort as in his FA year.. but he won't.

    @mr.-make-believe said:

    I honestly don't know enough about Britt and his personality to comment.

    I don't either, but I know someone who does.... and it's not UnsymPathetic... it would be Gregg Williams.

  • OSU homers are quite amusing. Thinking 8 figures on a WR convert with 1 OK year is good move.

    jcam222J jcam222 wrote on last edited by
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    @choco said:

    OSU homers are quite amusing. Thinking 8 figures on a WR convert with 1 OK year is good move.

    The OSU homer bullshit is getting old. Britt is a JAG. Career scattered with behavior problems and ONE season of 1000 yards in 8 seasons. You've seen his ceiling. Pryor as a "rookie" receiver hit the 1000. You haven't seen close to his ceiling. This is a fact whether he's from OSU or fucking Mars!
  • @choco said:

    OSU homers are quite amusing. Thinking 8 figures on a WR convert with 1 OK year is good move.

    The OSU homer bullshit is getting old. Britt is a JAG. Career scattered with behavior problems and ONE season of 1000 yards in 8 seasons. You've seen his ceiling. Pryor as a "rookie" receiver hit the 1000. You haven't seen close to his ceiling. This is a fact whether he's from OSU or fucking Mars!
    D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by
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    @jcam222 said:

    The OSU homer bullshit is getting old. Britt is a JAG. Career scattered with behavior problems and ONE season of 1000 yards in 8 seasons. You've seen his ceiling. Pryor as a "rookie" receiver hit the 1000. You haven't seen close to his ceiling. This is a fact whether he's from OSU or fucking Mars!

    I guess 31 other teams agree with the Browns right now...........

  • @jcam222 said:

    The OSU homer bullshit is getting old. Britt is a JAG. Career scattered with behavior problems and ONE season of 1000 yards in 8 seasons. You've seen his ceiling. Pryor as a "rookie" receiver hit the 1000. You haven't seen close to his ceiling. This is a fact whether he's from OSU or fucking Mars!

    I guess 31 other teams agree with the Browns right now...........

    jcam222J jcam222 wrote on last edited by
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    @d-bone said:

    I guess 31 other teams agree with the Browns right now...........

    Not really D, none of them selected Britt over Pryor. I'm not saying Pryor is a $12M a year guy but he's damn sure worth more than Britt.
  • @d-bone said:

    I guess 31 other teams agree with the Browns right now...........

    Not really D, none of them selected Britt over Pryor. I'm not saying Pryor is a $12M a year guy but he's damn sure worth more than Britt.
    D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by
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    @jcam222 said:

    Not really D, none of them selected Britt over Pryor. I'm not saying Pryor is a $12M a year guy but he's damn sure worth more than Britt.

    To me they are the same player... kind of. I'm good with Britt, and would've also been good with TP.

  • RichiswhereR Richiswhere wrote on last edited by
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    Interesting that we would sign a receiver that going to be 29 at the beginning on next season for 4 years.

  • R RoyceRolls wrote on last edited by RoyceRolls
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    in 104 career games, Britt has averaged: 3 receptions on 5.4 targets, 47 yds .28 TDs and 2.1 first down receptions per game.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Kenny Britt..... for 17mil?

    Really?!?

    How good is Kenny Britt, really?

    Canton MikeC Canton Mike wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    How good is Kenny Britt, really?

    How good is Terrelle Pryor, really?

    Mike

  • @the-gipper said:

    How good is Kenny Britt, really?

    How good is Terrelle Pryor, really?

    Mike

    RichiswhereR Richiswhere wrote on last edited by
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    @canton-mike said:

    How good is Terrelle Pryor, really?

    Mike

    Well Pryor did put up the same numbers as Britt and one has been a receiver for 10+ years the other 1 year
  • @mr.-make-believe said:

    I honestly don't know enough about Britt and his personality to comment... But Pryor certainly doesn't strike me as a guy who would rest on his laurels after a contract. He seems like the kinda guy who would go out and prove that he's worth the investment.

    I do, and he has a marked history of loafing and under preforming. That's what worries me as noted in my other comment-the dude balled out to get a big contract and will go right back to his normal ways again. His history clearly makes that a valid concern to consider.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by hoorta
    #77

    @jrb12711 said:

    I do, and he has a marked history of loafing and under preforming. That's what worries me as noted in my other comment-the dude balled out to get a big contract and will go right back to his normal ways again. His history clearly makes that a valid concern to consider.

    Your concern was duly noted on NFLN. Yeah, maybe Williams was asked by the FO- Well, what do you think about this guy? Going to Pro Football reference, other than his contract year- darn mediocre. It will eventually come out how much of his contract is guaranteed. It's certainly not a cap-busting figure.

    http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BritKe00.htm

  • stillmotionS stillmotion wrote on last edited by stillmotion
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    Britt is vastly underrated. As far as raw talent goes, the dude was up there with ANY WR in the league around 2010 (remember when he caught 7 catches for 225yds and 3 TDs?). before he got injured (ACL and MCL) a few years ago. He's a freak. Yes him and Pryor both have attitude and personality problems, but I saw the Rams play live last year and the kid was the only spark on that offense, and the only WR to score a TD that game. He'd be a great 2, and coaches and people in the locker room love him. He's definitely more skilled than any of the rookies we drafted last year, and maybe Coleman can learn a thing or two from him.

    I think Pryor expects 10-14million per year, and i'm not sure we're gonna bite that. I wish we would've franchise tagged him, but if anything us signing Britt should help TP's desire to stay with us.

    and christ fellas, aren't you happy we're spending? FFS at least we're trying. Let Britt play before y'all hate on him.

  • Britt is vastly underrated. As far as raw talent goes, the dude was up there with ANY WR in the league around 2010 (remember when he caught 7 catches for 225yds and 3 TDs?). before he got injured (ACL and MCL) a few years ago. He's a freak. Yes him and Pryor both have attitude and personality problems, but I saw the Rams play live last year and the kid was the only spark on that offense, and the only WR to score a TD that game. He'd be a great 2, and coaches and people in the locker room love him. He's definitely more skilled than any of the rookies we drafted last year, and maybe Coleman can learn a thing or two from him.

    I think Pryor expects 10-14million per year, and i'm not sure we're gonna bite that. I wish we would've franchise tagged him, but if anything us signing Britt should help TP's desire to stay with us.

    and christ fellas, aren't you happy we're spending? FFS at least we're trying. Let Britt play before y'all hate on him.

    L LondonBrown wrote on last edited by
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    @stillmotion said:

    Let Britt play before y'all hate on him.

    I don't know enough about the rest to comment but this I agree with.

    Also Greg Williams must be a factor here, he will know exactly how he behaved last year and beyond

  • 7 7moses7 wrote on last edited by
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    Pryor wore out his welcome with his child like behavior. The Browns have sent a message, if Pryor was as good as he and his agent thought he would have been signed at 4;00 pm Thursday.