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

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  • "One said:

    Ahhh.. We need wr's?

    So you're saying we should be the third WR needy team in 3 years to cut Dorial? Now that's a plan for success!

    One PostO One Post wrote on last edited by
    #74

    @roycerolls said:

    So you're saying we should be the third WR needy team in 3 years to cut Dorial? Now that's a plan for success!

    Well why don't you go fucking play wide receiver then?
  • R RoyceRolls wrote on last edited by
    #75

    Because that's what I have in common with DGB, I don't belong in the NFL.

  • Because that's what I have in common with DGB, I don't belong in the NFL.

    One PostO One Post wrote on last edited by
    #76

    @roycerolls said:

    Because that's what I have in common with DGB, I don't belong in the NFL.

    Lol!
  • @tour2ma said:

    Bingo... You cannot go under catching 50% of your targets without a healthy dose of of not knowing where to be.

    Shhhh....you're entering muddy territory.....Corey Coleman = 42% (ho - ren - dis)

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #77

    @mudfly said:

    Shhhh....you're entering muddy territory.....Corey Coleman = 42% (ho - ren - dis)

    lol... touche'... but at least Corey has the excuse of missing a lot of reps his rookie season. In our last three 2016 games he was safely above 50%... pushing 60%.

    @lbc-mike said:

    We need wife outs. Plain and simple .

    Agree... plenty of them coming soon on Sundays... 🙂

    Gotta love a well-placed typo...

  • @mudfly said:

    Shhhh....you're entering muddy territory.....Corey Coleman = 42% (ho - ren - dis)

    lol... touche'... but at least Corey has the excuse of missing a lot of reps his rookie season. In our last three 2016 games he was safely above 50%... pushing 60%.

    @lbc-mike said:

    We need wife outs. Plain and simple .

    Agree... plenty of them coming soon on Sundays... 🙂

    Gotta love a well-placed typo...

    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on last edited by Mudfly
    #78

    @tour2ma said:

    lol... touche'... but at least Corey has the excuse of missing a lot of reps his rookie season.

    That would be problem #2...(or #1 in some books).....him missing a lot of reps......which is all he's done so far this year too.....(ala last year).....

    In our last three 2016 games he was safely above 50%... pushing 60%.

    3 games....less than 30 yds per.....no TD's....just not impressed by that stat Tour......(a positive leaning nugget, perhaps, but thats it)

    One week before starting his amazing 3 game catch frenzy 😉.....he was 3 for 11.....then 3 for 5....I call that inconsistent.

    Sorry to be so hard on this guy, but I just aint feeling it.....

  • So no one put in a waiver request for him......

    That's a good thing.

    Let us know when you've got your mind right. We need someone who can imitate a #1 WR.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
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    @orion said:

    So no one put in a waiver request for him......

    That's a good thing.

    Let us know when you've got your mind right. We need someone who can imitate a #1 WR.

    Apparently, no one else in the NFL is interested... So we should be? DGB can't imitate a street FA. This happens every year- someone on the board says just because this guy is "out there" we should bring him in for a look. If the guy was worth anything- the Titans wouldn't have unloaded Beckham after one season spending a second round pick on him. Then the Eagles thought more of a training camp arm qb. Sheeze people, get a clue.

  • D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by
    #80

    Like they say, one team's trash is a Browns team's starter.

  • Like they say, one team's trash is a Browns team's starter.

    ComeonmanC Comeonman wrote on last edited by
    #81

    @d-bone said:

    Like they say, one team's trash is a Browns team's starter.

    True dat
  • @orion said:

    So no one put in a waiver request for him......

    That's a good thing.

    Let us know when you've got your mind right. We need someone who can imitate a #1 WR.

    Apparently, no one else in the NFL is interested... So we should be? DGB can't imitate a street FA. This happens every year- someone on the board says just because this guy is "out there" we should bring him in for a look. If the guy was worth anything- the Titans wouldn't have unloaded Beckham after one season spending a second round pick on him. Then the Eagles thought more of a training camp arm qb. Sheeze people, get a clue.

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #82

    @hoorta said:

    Apparently, no one else in the NFL is interested... So we should be?

    I would like to have a tall receiver or two. So, yes, I would want to check him out.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #83

    I think, on the WR front, despite the appearance of little quality, that we have to give all these young guys a chance to prove whether or not they are worth a shit or not We have what? 4 guys entering their second year. Certainly they have not shown anything much....but, with a FUBAR situation at QB that may not be surprising. So, if these guys prove definitively that they suck, then the Browns have numerous high picks next year, plus FA possibilities.

    Hopefully 1 or 2 of these guys will break through and show some talent. If not. The draft, and there are a few good ones that will be FAs after this year.

  • @tour2ma said:

    lol... touche'... but at least Corey has the excuse of missing a lot of reps his rookie season.

    That would be problem #2...(or #1 in some books).....him missing a lot of reps......which is all he's done so far this year too.....(ala last year).....

    In our last three 2016 games he was safely above 50%... pushing 60%.

    3 games....less than 30 yds per.....no TD's....just not impressed by that stat Tour......(a positive leaning nugget, perhaps, but thats it)

    One week before starting his amazing 3 game catch frenzy 😉.....he was 3 for 11.....then 3 for 5....I call that inconsistent.

    Sorry to be so hard on this guy, but I just aint feeling it.....

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #84

    @mudfly said:

    @tour2ma said:

    lol... touche'... but at least Corey has the excuse of missing a lot of reps his rookie season.

    That would be problem #2...(or #1 in some books).....him missing a lot of reps......which is all he's done so far this year too.....(ala last year).....

    In our last three 2016 games he was safely above 50%... pushing 60%.

    3 games....less than 30 yds per.....no TD's....just not impressed by that stat Tour......(a positive leaning nugget, perhaps, but thats it)

    One week before starting his amazing 3 game catch frenzy 😉.....he was 3 for 11.....then 3 for 5....I call that inconsistent.

    Sorry to be so hard on this guy, but I just aint feeling it.....

    #glasshalffull 😉

  • @hoorta said:

    Apparently, no one else in the NFL is interested... So we should be?

    I would like to have a tall receiver or two. So, yes, I would want to check him out.

    chocoC choco wrote on last edited by
    #85

    @orion said:

    I would like to have a tall receiver or two. So, yes, I would want to check him out.

    Is there anything else other than being tall that makes you want this reject?
  • PoeticGP PoeticG wrote on last edited by PoeticG
    #86

    You don't just forget how to play football. Sometimes it's the Scheme, some times it's the coach, sometimes it's the team and sometimes it's you.

    A wake up call that nobody has picked him up and maybe a light goes on?

    But it really is ridiculous that there are so many people on the internet that think that all of our players need to be choir boys.

    Nobody's perfect but can't anybody find him...

    The big difference here is we won't be asking him to play a small role or try to earn a backup spot. You turn the pressure all the way up and see if he cracks. Tell him he's going to be the #1 and we need him dedicated and zeroed in like a missile this year.

    DGB might bear that and do well with it. You have to challenge these men. What happens when you are bored in class? You fuck around or fall asleep. Get his attention and you'll get the next Randy Moss. Put DGB and Gordon opposite each other and you run Coleman and Louis at #3 and #4, throw in a little Britt and Hollywood, you'd be hard pressed to find a more athletic or talented WR group.

  • PoeticGP PoeticG wrote on last edited by
    #87

    You know, I've heard a lot that he runs lazy routes or he doesn't sprint flat out... I also know that Us being Browns Fans, we've seen this style before... ala Josh Gordon. People think he's not running fast until you're up close and personal. Recievers like Moss, Gordon, Megatron, they run differently because they are so tall. I don't think many people have ever seen 6'6" running at 4.4 speed at close contact.

    His style is to be elusively fast and use his body size to out position the defensive player. Sometime if a coach is using you like an Andrew Hawkins type of player then you are not going to be happy about it.

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
    #88

    I'm with you PoG. Kid can play.

  • R RoyceRolls wrote on last edited by
    #89

    ohhhh, just get his attention, I guess the eagles and titans didn't think of that one. DGB is Justin Gilbert all over again: undisciplined player who got used to coasting on athleticism alone.

    This tactic works for a while, but once you get to the NFL it takes more than just being a great athlete. Being a hard-working, athletic moron can make for a great pay-day, but being a lazy, athletic moron isn't the key to success.

  • You don't just forget how to play football. Sometimes it's the Scheme, some times it's the coach, sometimes it's the team and sometimes it's you.

    A wake up call that nobody has picked him up and maybe a light goes on?

    But it really is ridiculous that there are so many people on the internet that think that all of our players need to be choir boys.

    Nobody's perfect but can't anybody find him...

    The big difference here is we won't be asking him to play a small role or try to earn a backup spot. You turn the pressure all the way up and see if he cracks. Tell him he's going to be the #1 and we need him dedicated and zeroed in like a missile this year.

    DGB might bear that and do well with it. You have to challenge these men. What happens when you are bored in class? You fuck around or fall asleep. Get his attention and you'll get the next Randy Moss. Put DGB and Gordon opposite each other and you run Coleman and Louis at #3 and #4, throw in a little Britt and Hollywood, you'd be hard pressed to find a more athletic or talented WR group.

    U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by
    #90

    @poeticg said:

    Get his attention and you'll get the next Randy Moss.

    Assumes facts NOT in evidence.. One, that his attention is able to be acquired - and two, that he possesses untapped potential.

    Philly was the team that took that chance, for that exact reason. They spent the entire season doing exactly what you proposed.. for zero return.

    He's just a bum who can beat bad college defenders. His potential was already reached - and he's not an NFL player.

  • PoeticGP PoeticG wrote on last edited by
    #91

    Well, he seemed to be an NFL player in this video, in fact doing well against the likes of the Pats, Vikes, Steelers, GB, Cowboys... even Cleveland.

  • One PostO One Post wrote on last edited by
    #92

    He has passed waivers today...he now is a free agent.

  • Well, he seemed to be an NFL player in this video, in fact doing well against the likes of the Pats, Vikes, Steelers, GB, Cowboys... even Cleveland.

    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on last edited by Mudfly
    #93

    @poeticg said:

    Well, he seemed to be an NFL player in this video, in fact doing well against the likes of the Pats, Vikes, Steelers, GB, Cowboys... even Cleveland.

    No he didnt.....1) didnt even play the Pats......had 8 yds against the Vikes.....14 yds against the Browns....15 yds against the Cowboys......33 against the stools......and his one and only game over 50 yds was GB......and zero 100 yard games.....(in fact, he's had only 6 - 100 yd games in his entire college AND pro career......and runs 4.5)

    Highlight reels mean nothing when you look at the real numbers.....

    @one-post said:

    He has passed waivers today...he now is a free agent.

    So.....all 32 teams passed.....

    Didnt even have good numbers in college.....never once performed well....has always been underacheiving talent with potential.....