@jadbf said:

Root canals are also typically a procedure that requires 2 visits or more & and depending on the antibiotic administered, a week before the procedure can begin (which would explain him being able to practice all last week after getting checked by the staff at the beginning of camp).

As fun as a root canal is pretty accurate when describing misery.

@restinpeace said:

Yeah except for that small fact that they have.

Alex Hall

He flashed some of that ability early last season with the Browns. In games against the Ravens and Bengals, and then in the big Monday night victory over the New York Giants that immediately followed, Hall had a sack in each one.

Offenses quickly made adjustments against him, and being a young player who had never before needed to come up with a counter move, he failed to record another sack all year.

Still, with those three sacks for 18 yards in losses, he really stood out on the club. That was about one-sixth of the Browns' total of 17 sacks, the fewest they've had since sacks began being totaled in 1963.

"Whatever they ask me to do, I'll do," he said. "I'm just anxious to contribute."

Ahtyba Rubin

Ahtyba Rubin got 12 games of experience as a rookie and will have the chance to improve every day by playing alongside the Browns' veterans.

That was 12 games under Crennel who we all know didn't like to play the rooks. So 12 games with 8 tackles and a fumble recovery ain't bad and gettin better.

Lance Leggett

Over the first two days of camp, Lance Leggett - an undrafted rookie a year ago who spent the season on the practice squad - made most of the big-play catches.

Seems like hes doing more than just waive his arms around.

Paul Hubbard

Paul has had his best days of his career this training camp. Seems to be making good catches and route running and improving.

Titus Brown not so much on him.

All i'm saying is things are looking up for all these guys and to say that most will be cut is a bit premature. Not saying there all gonna be starters this season either though.

On a side note what do a 400 lbs. white woman and a brick have in common?

They'll eventually both get laid by a mexican...

Aloysius said:

For all his scouting whiffs and managerial issues, Phil Savage did a nice job last year bringing in talented late round & undrafted rookies. The new coaching staff loves Ahtyba Rubin, and either Alex Hall or Titus Brown will get playing time at rush linebacker. And while Hubbard's had his ups and downs, both he and Leggett have potential as vertical receiving threats.

Sorry, man, again your wishcasting like a weather weenie wanting a big blizzard. Phil Savage hasn't done jack. Most of those guys you mentioned have not done anything but flap their arms at training camp. Alot of them are going to get cut.

Aloysius said:

For all his scouting whiffs and managerial issues, Phil Savage did a nice job last year bringing in talented late round & undrafted rookies. The new coaching staff loves Ahtyba Rubin, and either Alex Hall or Titus Brown will get playing time at rush linebacker. And while Hubbard's had his ups and downs, both he and Leggett have potential as vertical receiving threats.

Momma always said if you don't brush your grill.

What I get the least is why does he have it on while playing football? I mean, aren't you able to remove those things or are they permanent?

@nigeltufnel said:

Wow. Not sure what's got going on there:

For all his scouting whiffs and managerial issues, Phil Savage did a nice job last year bringing in talented late round & undrafted rookies. The new coaching staff loves Ahtyba Rubin, and either Alex Hall or Titus Brown will get playing time at rush linebacker. And while Hubbard's had his ups and downs, both he and Leggett have potential as vertical receiving threats.

@jadbf said:

Thats a good guess those suckers are a nuissance for a couple days after being removed...

I really like this kids cut move he will be a big contributor to this club at some point.

@nigeltufnel said:

you wanna see my wha?