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Dorial Green Beckham! ~~~~~Waiver Wire~~~~~

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  • @orion said:

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

    As good as your idea about last chance with worst franchise sounds Orion - the reasons 2 different NFL teams in need of help at WR already cut him were - he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard. Do these traits sound like someone willing to play STs as a 5th or 6th WR on the depth chart?

    They film every practice so when it comes time to decide who they want getting those final active roster spots - it often comes down to what guys show they want it and what ones reflect what DGB has.

    U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by Unsympathetic

    @flugel said:

    he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard.

    He does have one skill: He's very good at being a blank slate for armchair GM's to project their hopes, dreams and unfulfilled expectations onto..

  • @orion said:

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

    As good as your idea about last chance with worst franchise sounds Orion - the reasons 2 different NFL teams in need of help at WR already cut him were - he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard. Do these traits sound like someone willing to play STs as a 5th or 6th WR on the depth chart?

    They film every practice so when it comes time to decide who they want getting those final active roster spots - it often comes down to what guys show they want it and what ones reflect what DGB has.

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @flugel said:

    he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard.

    ahh...nit-picking... 🙂

  • One PostO One Post wrote on last edited by

    I'm just saying bring him in it couldn't hurt.

  • @flugel said:

    he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard.

    ahh...nit-picking... 🙂

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by Flugel

    @orion said:

    ahh...nit-picking... 🙂

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

  • @orion said:

    ahh...nit-picking... 🙂

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

    One PostO One Post wrote on last edited by

    @flugel said:

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

    Show me the proof.
  • @flugel said:

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

    Show me the proof.
    Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out wrote on last edited by

    "One said:

    Show me the proof.

    "Dorial Green-Beckham is an American football wide receiver who is currently a free agent. "

    I'm pretty sure that's all the proof you need right there.

  • @flugel said:

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

    Show me the proof.
    U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by Unsympathetic

    @one-post said:

    Show me the proof.

    Both links I posted earlier are more than enough proof.

    Read the thread.

  • @one-post said:

    Show me the proof.

    Both links I posted earlier are more than enough proof.

    Read the thread.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by

    @unsympathetic said:

    Both links I posted earlier are more than enough proof.

    Read the thread.

    Yup, look at the video. Frequently isn't where he's supposed to be, and when he is, has Gregg Little- Braylon Edwards hands of stone.

  • "One said:

    Show me the proof.

    "Dorial Green-Beckham is an American football wide receiver who is currently a free agent. "

    I'm pretty sure that's all the proof you need right there.

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    "Dorial Green-Beckham is an American football wide receiver who is currently a free agent. "

    I'm pretty sure that's all the proof you need right there.

    He's been set free - that's for sure...

  • @flugel said:

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

    Show me the proof.
    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by Flugel

    @one-post said:

    Show me the proof.

    I've already typed what has been said about why he's been released in TN numerous times by the people paid to cover the team on the radio. 2 of them are former Titans that were looking forward to watching him. Does all that only count if I repeat it a 5th time? There's 2 different threads wasting our time about this guy so it's up to you to read what I've already said. Even worse, TN only won 3 games in 2015 when they decided they had seen enough of the Tin Man.

    Not to worry, he got another opportunity by another team that really needed WRs and he showed them the same sweet nothings.

    Hey, remember what I told you about Michael Floyd when you wanted us to go after him? People don't just let a talented WRs go if there isn't any baggage. DGB isn't talented and lacks work ethic. You want proof? Which of the 32 teams wants to waste time on strike 3? He's unemployed like Couch says.

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    "Dorial Green-Beckham is an American football wide receiver who is currently a free agent. "

    I'm pretty sure that's all the proof you need right there.

    He's been set free - that's for sure...

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @flugel said:

    He's been set free - that's for sure...

  • @one-post said:

    Show me the proof.

    I've already typed what has been said about why he's been released in TN numerous times by the people paid to cover the team on the radio. 2 of them are former Titans that were looking forward to watching him. Does all that only count if I repeat it a 5th time? There's 2 different threads wasting our time about this guy so it's up to you to read what I've already said. Even worse, TN only won 3 games in 2015 when they decided they had seen enough of the Tin Man.

    Not to worry, he got another opportunity by another team that really needed WRs and he showed them the same sweet nothings.

    Hey, remember what I told you about Michael Floyd when you wanted us to go after him? People don't just let a talented WRs go if there isn't any baggage. DGB isn't talented and lacks work ethic. You want proof? Which of the 32 teams wants to waste time on strike 3? He's unemployed like Couch says.

    One PostO One Post wrote on last edited by

    @flugel said:

    I've already typed what has been said about why he's been released in TN numerous times by the people paid to cover the team on the radio. 2 of them are former Titans that were looking forward to watching him. Does all that only count if I repeat it a 5th time? There's 2 different threads wasting our time about this guy so it's up to you to read what I've already said. Even worse, TN only won 3 games in 2015 when they decided they had seen enough of the Tin Man.

    Not to worry, he got another opportunity by another team that really needed WRs and he showed them the same sweet nothings.

    Hey, remember what I told you about Michael Floyd when you wanted us to go after him? People don't just let a talented WRs go if there isn't any baggage. DGB isn't talented and lacks work ethic. You want proof? Which of the 32 teams wants to waste time on strike 3? He's unemployed like Couch says.

    What I'm saying is bring him in and lets have a look. We need wr's.
  • @flugel said:

    I've already typed what has been said about why he's been released in TN numerous times by the people paid to cover the team on the radio. 2 of them are former Titans that were looking forward to watching him. Does all that only count if I repeat it a 5th time? There's 2 different threads wasting our time about this guy so it's up to you to read what I've already said. Even worse, TN only won 3 games in 2015 when they decided they had seen enough of the Tin Man.

    Not to worry, he got another opportunity by another team that really needed WRs and he showed them the same sweet nothings.

    Hey, remember what I told you about Michael Floyd when you wanted us to go after him? People don't just let a talented WRs go if there isn't any baggage. DGB isn't talented and lacks work ethic. You want proof? Which of the 32 teams wants to waste time on strike 3? He's unemployed like Couch says.

    What I'm saying is bring him in and lets have a look. We need wr's.
    R RoyceRolls wrote on last edited by

    "One said:

    What I'm saying is bring him in and lets have a look. We need wr's.

    We know what you're saying, what everyone else is saying is that it's a waste of time. DGB doesn't have a job because every team in the league can see what he is and have talked to the two teams who already "brought him in for a look"

    Bringing in a bum who used to play WR doesn't solve any problems in the Browns WR room.

  • "One said:

    What I'm saying is bring him in and lets have a look. We need wr's.

    We know what you're saying, what everyone else is saying is that it's a waste of time. DGB doesn't have a job because every team in the league can see what he is and have talked to the two teams who already "brought him in for a look"

    Bringing in a bum who used to play WR doesn't solve any problems in the Browns WR room.

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by Flugel

    @roycerolls said:

    We know what you're saying, what everyone else is saying is that it's a waste of time. DGB doesn't have a job because every team in the league can see what he is and have talked to the two teams who already "brought him in for a look"

    Bringing in a bum who used to play WR doesn't solve any problems in the Browns WR room.

    Well said Royce. I can't believe there are people in here not accepting no about this bum. Doerayme's Greenso Phuckem might want to show up looking motivated instead of entitled. The word is he has a hollow inner chest with the following symptoms:

    Refuses to learn the playbook

    Doesn't try hard

    Doesn't run good routes

    Doesn't get open

    History of trouble off the field

    Why does this guy deserve to waste a 3rd team's time? What's the gotta have here?

  • U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by

    DGB has nothing to offer.

    I really think it's a relationship issue - people who speak positively of bringing in this doofus actually want to be The One to "save" [DGB/The Browns WR room] and so they refuse to accept the reality of his terrible performance. When presented with his facts they dig in harder because reality is too painful to comprehend..

  • One PostO One Post wrote on last edited by

    Ok then fuck DGB but I'm looking at the waiver wire real close in the next coming month.

  • Ok then fuck DGB but I'm looking at the waiver wire real close in the next coming month.

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by Flugel

    @one-post said:

    Ok then fuck DGB but I'm looking at the waiver wire real close in the next coming month.

    There you go! I think our FO will also be looking at the waiver wire for WRs, DBs, LBers and TEs (that can also block at this time).

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by

    Given the new roster cutdown rule it will be interesting to see how active the waiver wire is through Camps.