Mayfield is no Brees
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Almost looks like that psycho Jodi Arias somewhat.'
OMG....
OMG....
Yeah, the wife had a interest in the Jodi Arias thing- talk about psycho- it was pretty gruesome Po. I had thoughts about editing out the aftermath. Jodi's doing life without parole now.
BTW, in my former life as a Blood Bank specialist at an inner city hospital- I got to see more than enough ER blood and gore to last a lifetime.
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According to the Darnold loving Browns executice
After the scouting combine, it was widely assumed that the Cleveland Browns had zeroed in on Sam Darnold as their man at the top of the 2018 draft. However, Cleveland made a late pivot to Baker Mayfield that shocked the NFL world.
Asked Monday what the Browns saw in Mayfield that they didn't see in Darnold, vice president of player personnel Alonzo Highsmith explained that the 2017 Heisman winner's 'it' factor swayed him from his original top grade on Darnold.
"Here's the honest to God's truth," Highsmith said, according to CantonRep.com's Steve Doerschuk. "From the start of his college football season to the end of the season, I had Darnold No. 1 and Baker No. 2, (Josh) Rosen No. 3, (Lamar) Jackson No. 4, and (Josh) Allen after that.
"On our way through everything, you couldn't tell me Darnold wasn't the best. I did all my evaluations of the season. Then comes the part where you meet them off the field. You watch their workouts. You watch everything. And Baker blew me away. Highly, highly intelligent. Highly competitive.
"And he had a trait that some of the good ones have. I call it efficacy. That includes the power to (affect) other people. I thought that of all the quarterbacks I watched, he stood out far and above the other guys. When he walked into a room, you knew he was there."
Darnold didn't have to wait long to hear his name called, as the New York Jets jumped on the talented quarterback at No. 3 overall.
Josh Allen was also in contention to go the Browns but ultimately went seventh overall to the Buffalo Bills. Highsmith said Mayfield's ability to succeed regardless of his supporting cast pushed him ahead of the former Wyoming passer.
"Baker Mayfield lost two receivers and he was the same quarterback,” Highsmith said. "Josh Allen ... big arm ... he could throw the ball from here to the moon. When they have to make excuses ... why are they not completing passes? That's a problem."
"Baker Mayfield lost two receivers and he was the same quarterback,” Highsmith said. "Josh Allen ... big arm ... he could throw the ball from here to the moon. When they have to make excuses ... why are they not completing passes? That's a problem."
I think that's a dumb quote - Highsmith was a fullback and a pro boxer. LOL
http://www.fresnobee.com/sports/college/article147249004.html
Ex-Wyoming QB says Cowboys’ Josh Allen is ‘real deal’
Mayfield didn't lose his offensive linemen - arguably the best in all of college football. There's that.
It helps immensely to have a dominant offensive line., Mr. Fullback.
Oklahoma football: Sooner 2017 offensive line best in the business
http://newsok.com/article/5559463
Sooners' offensive line ranked best in the nation
Baker's band: All the pieces making OU's offense elite
NORMAN, Okla. -- Last season, Oklahoma's explosive offense was akin to a string quartet, composed of four special skill talents.
Three of those are gone. And yet, the Sooners have been even more devastating this season, behind a full orchestra of versatile playmakers and the best conductor in the game, quarterback Baker Mayfield, utilizing his array of options to historically efficient levels.
"It's unbelievable how explosive we are, and how many weapons we have," said Mayfield, who has taken over the Heisman Trophy conversation while taking the Sooners to the brink of the College Football Playoff with the help of perhaps the deepest offensive skill contingent in the nation.
"I could go on and on about how many guys that could be that guy potentially on any given night," Mayfield said. "We have very talented guys, a great supporting cast, and obviously when you have a great offensive line, it's a pretty good mix right there."
"It's been one of the deepest skill groups I've ever been around," Riley said. "And our guys have had a solid ability to rise when they get their opportunities."
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having answered that, Alonzo -
here is the real reasoning behind the decision to go with Mayfield - makes sense to me. It will be fun watching these qbs in this draft go through the next couple of years and see who was right.
Personally, I'm really thinking we got the best guy to turn the Browns around now, without waiting for
a whole year.
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You are the one that says he wants blind obeisance to some unattainable standard that you seem to want to impose...on players/fans. A standard you certainly fall far short of yourself. I don't see, based on that...that there is anything or anyone out there for you to root for.
(by the way...they are Social Security checks now...which I worked very hard to earn)
OH WAIT....by the way....maybe there is a guy:
Tim Tebow is playing for the Binghamton team at the Akron Rubber Ducks. So, you should go root for him.
He is a young man with character. Ain't worth spit as either a pro football player or baseball player. But he was good at his level....and so you should stick to your level: only follow holy rollers with minor league talent.
This team is named after Paul Brown, a man who didn't let garbage like Callaway or Mayfield mop floors, much less play. If you want to cheer for a team full of scumbags then go follow the Yinzers or Ratbirds. They love your kind, welfare willy.
This team is named after Paul Brown, a man who didn't let garbage like Callaway or Mayfield mop floors, much less play. If you want to cheer for a team full of scumbags then go follow the Yinzers or Ratbirds. They love your kind, welfare willy.
Transference. I suspect that you are actually the one receiving welfare.
And you are wrong about Paul Brown......the Bengals legacy of giving people with wayward pasts began with him:
The Bengals' history of second chances started with team founder and Hall of Famer Paul Brown in the Bengals' first season, 1968. In the fourth round, Paul Brown drafted Phillips, a former Michigan State player who was serving a prison sentence for forging a check.
Upon Phillips' release, Mike Brown picked him up and drove him to training camp.
Phillips was "a kid with an engaging personality who has it all in front of him," Paul Brown said at the time. He turned out to be right. Phillips played six years with the Bengals and four more with the Saints, Raiders and Patriots.
In those days, players didn't make enough money to live on and worked off-season jobs to get by. Phillips worked as a mortgage loan officer for Central Trust Bank in Cincinnati and later became a stock trader.
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having answered that, Alonzo -
here is the real reasoning behind the decision to go with Mayfield - makes sense to me. It will be fun watching these qbs in this draft go through the next couple of years and see who was right.
Personally, I'm really thinking we got the best guy to turn the Browns around now, without waiting for
a whole year.
here is the real reasoning behind the decision to go with Mayfield
So............. racist?
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Dunno if its been said in this marathon of jumbled threads
rumor coming out that the patriots were going to dump some picks to try to take mayfield at #2 if we didnt take him
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Dunno if its been said in this marathon of jumbled threads
rumor coming out that the patriots were going to dump some picks to try to take mayfield at #2 if we didnt take him
Dunno if its been said in this marathon of jumbled threads
rumor coming out that the patriots were going to dump some picks to try to take mayfield at #2 if we didnt take him
Agent says Patriots considered trading up to No. 2 for Baker Mayfield
https://search.app.goo.gl/ErY39
Shared from my Google feed
WSS
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So............. racist?
what ? that's obtuse, or just obnoxious, especially strange coming from you.
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Dunno if its been said in this marathon of jumbled threads
rumor coming out that the patriots were going to dump some picks to try to take mayfield at #2 if we didnt take him
Agent says Patriots considered trading up to No. 2 for Baker Mayfield
https://search.app.goo.gl/ErY39
Shared from my Google feed
WSS
Agent says Patriots considered trading up to No. 2 for Baker Mayfield
https://search.app.goo.gl/ErY39
Shared from my Google feed
WSS
Steve, for the Patriots to make that move up to #2, it would have taken their entire draft plus more to move up that high. If you remember when Bill was at Chubb's pro day he said, we won't be able to move up high enough to get you.
So with 20\20 hindsight, Po's dream of Barkley first, Mayfield second wasn't happening. Anyone but Baker at #1, it wasn't happening. Getting more obvious by the minute, the Teams had a far different opinion of Mayfield than the talking heads and draft wannabes did.
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Dunno if its been said in this marathon of jumbled threads
rumor coming out that the patriots were going to dump some picks to try to take mayfield at #2 if we didnt take him
Agent says Patriots considered trading up to No. 2 for Baker Mayfield
https://search.app.goo.gl/ErY39
Shared from my Google feed
WSS
Agent says Patriots considered trading up to No. 2 for Baker Mayfield
https://search.app.goo.gl/ErY39
Shared from my Google feed
WSS
What's definitely interesting about this is that the agent really had no "play" to make this statement. His guy is the #1 pick on a rookie wage scale so it's not like he's vying for a bigger deal. He'd burn bridges for future affairs if he outright lied.
Hoorta is right, and I'm not the one looking to believe this by any means. It's just apparent that Mayfield was much more highly rated than we thought by many teams. As I said 100 times on here, with that mind any clown who says we could have had the dude at 4 is naive. I still don't get a fuzzy feeling with the pick, but in the situation the Browns were in you draft the franchise QB 100 times out of 100 first.
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Dunno if its been said in this marathon of jumbled threads
rumor coming out that the patriots were going to dump some picks to try to take mayfield at #2 if we didnt take him
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Agent says Patriots considered trading up to No. 2 for Baker Mayfield
https://search.app.goo.gl/ErY39
Shared from my Google feed
WSS
Steve, for the Patriots to make that move up to #2, it would have taken their entire draft plus more to move up that high. If you remember when Bill was at Chubb's pro day he said, we won't be able to move up high enough to get you.
So with 20\20 hindsight, Po's dream of Barkley first, Mayfield second wasn't happening. Anyone but Baker at #1, it wasn't happening. Getting more obvious by the minute, the Teams had a far different opinion of Mayfield than the talking heads and draft wannabes did.
Steve, for the Patriots to make that move up to #2, it would have taken their entire draft plus more to move up that high. If you remember when Bill was at Chubb's pro day he said, we won't be able to move up high enough to get you.
So with 20\20 hindsight, Po's dream of Barkley first, Mayfield second wasn't happening. Anyone but Baker at #1, it wasn't happening. Getting more obvious by the minute, the Teams had a far different opinion of Mayfield than the talking heads and draft wannabes did.
Well.....as I said before: By objective standards, Mayfield was the best QB in college footballs. It was the subjective standards that seemingly held him back in a lot of opinions: a guy his height can't do it; he was too immature; he was a Johnny Clone. etc.
No on field stuff. The Pro Scouts apparently focused more on the on field stuff than the off field stuff.
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Mentioned in another thread that word from the pats camp was they were posed to put together a package to move up to 6 or 7 if Mayfield fell that far.
As h pointed out, they really did not see themselves having the ammo to move up further... which of course translates to "did not like Mayfield's value" higher than 6/7.
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I went to Purdue and saw the majority of Brees’ games. Brees was a tennis player, which many believe helped with his footwork. Rosen was also a top tennis player. Mayfield is a clown who went against miserable B12 defenses and who won’t do anything in the NFL. Dumb pick.
I went to Purdue and saw the majority of Brees’ games. Brees was a tennis player, which many believe helped with his footwork. Rosen was also a top tennis player. Mayfield is a clown who went against miserable B12 defenses and who won’t do anything in the NFL. Dumb pick.
So let me understand this. Despite (allegedly) living in Las Vegas, you can find nothing better to do than go onto a forum for a team you couldn't care less about and try to bait people you don't know, and who also couldn't care less about you, into your uninformed and thoughtless conversation. Attention seeking that pathetically transparent is more than just a little sad.
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