Wide Receiver
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by a Lindys Draft Magazine.
they've done the worst in the draft.
Free agency and crack-pipe trades has never been the magical catch-up tool.
My answer is both.
Cleveland Browns
In finalizing the Trade of Elijah Moore to the Browns..The Browns have sent a $25.00 refund check to Fugel's of the Browns Board to pay for a Linsey Draft Magazine..
In the future.. Don't make us go to the extremes of paying these overpaid crack pipe players ?Happy ? Friday !
Cleveland Browns
In finalizing the Trade of Elijah Moore to the Browns..The Browns have sent a $25.00 refund check to Fugel's of the Browns Board to pay for a Linsey Draft Magazine..In the future.. Don't make us go to the extremes of paying these overpaid crack pipe players ?Happy ? Friday !You sick bastard! After the Diet Pepsi in my mouth went through my nose - I hit the deck LMAO. Thanks for the 2 minute abs Gumbs!
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Goodwin aboard too. Love it.
Cooper, DPJ, Moore, Bell, Goodwin plenty of Reliable insurance policies if someone goes down.
Now let’s close the chapter on Schwartz…he’s just not a football player at this level.
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Goodwin aboard too. Love it.
Cooper, DPJ, Moore, Bell, Goodwin plenty of Reliable insurance policies if someone goes down.
Now let’s close the chapter on Schwartz…he’s just not a football player at this level.
Now let’s close the chapter on Schwartz…he’s just not a football player at this level.
i know time to say bye-bye to bad tho i was rooting for him
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Goodwin aboard too. Love it.
Cooper, DPJ, Moore, Bell, Goodwin plenty of Reliable insurance policies if someone goes down.
Now let’s close the chapter on Schwartz…he’s just not a football player at this level.
Goodwin aboard too. Love it.
Nice !
I thought that kicked tire went flat after the Moore trade.
Schwartz/ Bell & Woods at camp, fights for a roster spot or practice squad bubble.
adding Bill Musgrave's to AVP with Stef calling plays... We'd hope to see the 2020 Deshaun Watson play like it
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Goodwin aboard too. Love it.
Nice !
I thought that kicked tire went flat after the Moore trade.
Schwartz/ Bell & Woods at camp, fights for a roster spot or practice squad bubble.
adding Bill Musgrave's to AVP with Stef calling plays... We'd hope to see the 2020 Deshaun Watson play like it
Nice !
I thought that kicked tire went flat after the Moore trade.
Schwartz/ Bell & Woods at camp, fights for a roster spot or practice squad bubble.
adding Bill Musgrave's to AVP with Stef calling plays... We'd hope to see the 2020 Deshaun Watson play like it
Bell isn't fighting for a roster spot, barring disaster.
Schwartz and Woods are, dependent on special teams play.
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Nice !
I thought that kicked tire went flat after the Moore trade.
Schwartz/ Bell & Woods at camp, fights for a roster spot or practice squad bubble.
adding Bill Musgrave's to AVP with Stef calling plays... We'd hope to see the 2020 Deshaun Watson play like it
Bell isn't fighting for a roster spot, barring disaster.
Schwartz and Woods are, dependent on special teams play.
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He's a smurf. (an Elf, since he's a Brown now). 5' 10" 179 lb. 56% catch percentage. I don't see him as being 'the answer'. (Elijah, the savior)
...and now our first pick is in total crap-shoot land. 3rd round. But...at least they're attacking the spots that we all hoped they would. Be good Elijah, we need ya to be good.
Just curious remember Brian Brennan 5' 9" 178 ? Career 59.4%. (Kosar years.) Great possession receiver kind of in that class.
Just curious remember Brian Brennan 5' 9" 178 ? Career 59.4%. (Kosar years.) Great possession receiver kind of in that class.
Thanks for bringing him up. Loved Brian Brennan. He led our 12-4 team in 86 with 55 receptions playing almost exclusively on 3rd downs. The OTHER guy that came up big on 3rd downs was RB Herman Fontenot with 47 receptions. On a team that had talents like Mack, Byner and Slaughter - the blue collar work of Brennan and Fontenot kept a lot of drives alive with their clutch performances within their situational roles.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Goodwin (don't know why the yellow highlight)
Position: WR 5-9, 180lb (175cm, 81kg) - another Elf (smurf). C'mon Weston...be good!
Games Receiving Rushing Total Yds Year Age Tm Pos No. G GS Tgt Rec Yds Y/R TD 1D Lng R/G Y/G Ctch% Y/Tgt Rush Yds TD 1D Lng Y/A Y/G A/G Touch Y/Tch YScm RRTD Fmb AV Career 102 44 362 187 3023 16.2 18 141 84 1.8 29.6 51.7% 8.4 19 93 0 6 18 4.9 0.9 0.2 206 15.1 3116 18 4 26 4 yrs BUF 39 10 111 49 780 15.9 6 36 84 1.3 20.0 44.1% 7.0 6 21 0 2 17 3.5 0.5 0.2 55 14.6 801 6 2 6 3 yrs SFO 36 30 169 91 1543 17.0 7 75 83 2.5 42.9 53.8% 9.1 9 68 0 4 18 7.6 1.9 0.3 100 16.1 1611 7 1 13 1 yr CHI 14 2 40 20 313 15.7 1 12 50 1.4 22.4 50.0% 7.8 2 -1 0 0 1 -0.5 -0.1 0.1 22 14.2 312 1 1 3 1 yr SEA 13 2 42 27 387 14.3 4 18 38 2.1 29.8 64.3% 9.2 2 5 0 0 7 2.5 0.4 0.2 29 13.5 392 4 4 2013 23 BUF WR 88 12 1 32 17 283 16.6 3 13 59 1.4 23.6 53.1% 8.8 3 13 0 1 17 4.3 1.1 0.3 20 14.8 296 3 1 2 2014 24 BUF WR 88 10 0 9 1 42 42.0 0 1 42 0.1 4.2 11.1% 4.7 3 8 0 1 12 2.7 0.8 0.3 4 12.5 50 0 1 0 2015 25 BUF WR 88 2 0 2 2 24 12.0 0 2 14 1.0 12.0 100.0% 12.0 0 2 12.0 24 0 0 0 2016 26 BUF WR 88 15 9 68 29 431 14.9 3 20 84 1.9 28.7 42.6% 6.3 0 29 14.9 431 3 0 4 2017 27 SFO WR 11 16 16 105 56 962 17.2 2 46 83 3.5 60.1 53.3% 9.2 4 44 0 3 18 11.0 2.8 0.3 60 16.8 1006 2 0 8 2018 28 SFO WR 11 11 8 43 23 395 17.2 4 19 67 2.1 35.9 53.5% 9.2 4 9 0 0 5 2.3 0.8 0.4 27 15.0 404 4 1 3 2019 29 SFO WR 11 9 6 21 12 186 15.5 1 10 38 1.3 20.7 57.1% 8.9 1 15 0 1 15 15.0 1.7 0.1 13 15.5 201 1 0 2 2021 31 CHI WR 84 14 2 40 20 313 15.7 1 12 50 1.4 22.4 50.0% 7.8 2 -1 0 0 1 -0.5 -0.1 0.1 22 14.2 312 1 1 3 2022 32 SEA WR 11 13 2 42 27 387 14.3 4 18 38 2.1 29.8 64.3% 9.2 2 5 0 0 7 2.5 0.4 0.2 29 13.5 392 4 0 4 -
Just curious remember Brian Brennan 5' 9" 178 ? Career 59.4%. (Kosar years.) Great possession receiver kind of in that class.
Thanks for bringing him up. Loved Brian Brennan. He led our 12-4 team in 86 with 55 receptions playing almost exclusively on 3rd downs. The OTHER guy that came up big on 3rd downs was RB Herman Fontenot with 47 receptions. On a team that had talents like Mack, Byner and Slaughter - the blue collar work of Brennan and Fontenot kept a lot of drives alive with their clutch performances within their situational roles.
Thanks for bringing him up. Loved Brian Brennan. He led our 12-4 team in 86 with 55 receptions playing almost exclusively on 3rd downs. The OTHER guy that came up big on 3rd downs was RB Herman Fontenot with 47 receptions. On a team that had talents like Mack, Byner and Slaughter - the blue collar work of Brennan and Fontenot kept a lot of drives alive with their clutch performances within their situational roles.
Thanks flug,
When they were talking about these WRs I thought about #86 Brian Brennan during the Cleveland BROWNS glory years with Boardman native and the "U" National Champion Bernie Kosar. And 1986 was Brian Brennan's best year as a BROWNS player, plus a great guy whenever you needed a 3rd down conversion made. Not flashy but very reliable and his stats :
Games Receiving Rushing Total Yds Year Age Tm Pos No. G GS Tgt Rec Yds Y/R TD Lng R/G Y/G Ctch% Y/Tgt Rush Yds TD Lng Y/A Y/G A/G Touch Y/Tch YScm RRTD Fmb AV Career 132 27 32 334 4336 13.0 20 57 2.5 32.8 59.4% 5.9 0 334 13.0 4336 20 9 41 8 yrs CLE 117 27 315 4148 13.2 19 57 2.7 35.5 0% 0 315 13.2 4148 19 9 39 1 yr CIN 9 0 26 16 166 10.4 1 21 1.8 18.4 61.5% 6.4 0 16 10.4 166 1 2 1 yr SDG 6 0 6 3 22 7.3 0 12 0.5 3.7 50.0% 3.7 0 3 7.3 22 0 0 1984 22 CLE WR 86 15 5 35 455 13.0 3 52 2.3 30.3 0 35 13.0 455 3 1 4 1985 23 CLE WR 86 12 10 32 487 15.2 0 57 2.7 40.6 0 32 15.2 487 0 3 6 1986 24 CLE WR 86 16 0 55 838 15.2 6 57 3.4 52.4 0 55 15.2 838 6 1 8 1987 25 CLE WR 86 13 1 43 607 14.1 6 53 3.3 46.7 0 43 14.1 607 6 1 7 1988 26 CLE WR 86 16 1 46 579 12.6 1 33 2.9 36.2 0 46 12.6 579 1 0 5 1989 27 CLE WR 86 14 2 28 289 10.3 0 38 2.0 20.6 0 28 10.3 289 0 1 2 1990 28 CLE WR 86 16 5 45 568 12.6 2 28 2.8 35.5 0 45 12.6 568 2 1 4 1991 29 CLE WR 86 15 3 31 325 10.5 1 30 2.1 21.7 0 31 10.5 325 1 1 3 1992 30 2TM WR 15 0 32 19 188 9.9 1 21 1.3 12.5 59.4% 5.9 0 19 9.9 188 1 0 2 CIN WR 83 9 0 26 16 166 10.4 1 21 1.8 18.4 61.5% 6.4 0 16 10.4 166 1 0 2 SDG WR 13 6 0 6 3 22 7.3 0 12 0.5 3.7 50.0% 3.7 0 3 7.3 22 0 0 0 -
Nice !
I thought that kicked tire went flat after the Moore trade.
Schwartz/ Bell & Woods at camp, fights for a roster spot or practice squad bubble.
adding Bill Musgrave's to AVP with Stef calling plays... We'd hope to see the 2020 Deshaun Watson play like it
Bell isn't fighting for a roster spot, barring disaster.
Schwartz and Woods are, dependent on special teams play.
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Oh and for a trip down the Cleveland BROWNS greatest memory lane Herman Fontenot 6' 0" 206 lb and from LSU.
And also his slightly fewer stats :
Games Receiving Rushing Total Yds Year Age Tm Pos No. G GS Rec Yds Y/R TD Lng R/G Y/G Rush Yds TD Lng Y/A Y/G A/G Touch Y/Tch YScm RRTD Fmb AV Career 83 4 143 1453 10.2 6 72 1.7 17.5 102 370 2 19 3.6 4.5 1.2 245 7.4 1823 8 4 16 4 yrs CLE 53 4 72 788 10.9 2 72 1.4 14.9 68 225 1 17 3.3 4.2 1.3 140 7.2 1013 3 3 9 2 yrs GNB 30 0 71 665 9.4 4 59 2.4 22.2 34 145 1 19 4.3 4.8 1.1 105 7.7 810 5 1 7 1985 22 CLE RB 28 9 0 2 19 9.5 0 17 0.2 2.1 0 2 9.5 19 0 1 0 1986 23 CLE RB 28 16 3 47 559 11.9 1 72 2.9 34.9 25 105 1 16 4.2 6.6 1.6 72 9.2 664 2 2 6 1987 24 CLE RB 28 12 0 4 40 10.0 0 25 0.3 3.3 15 33 0 14 2.2 2.8 1.3 19 3.8 73 0 0 1 1988 25 CLE RB 28 16 1 19 170 8.9 1 15 1.2 10.6 28 87 0 17 3.1 5.4 1.8 47 5.5 257 1 0 2 1989 26 GNB RB 27 16 0 40 372 9.3 3 38 2.5 23.3 17 69 1 19 4.1 4.3 1.1 57 7.7 441 4 0 4 1990 27 GNB RB 27 14 0 31 293 9.5 1 59 2.2 20.9 17 76 0 18 4.5 5.4 1.2 48 7.7 369 1 1 3 -
Now here's a legit question for you:
Are you upset because you are genuinely upset in the direction the Browns are going, or are you upset because you really look forward to the Draft and once again the air is let out of your Browns Draft Balloon? Or both? (I understand how one could be both)
I'll preface my answer with saying the reason the Browns have the most last place finishes in their division since they returned to the NFL is because they've done the worst in the draft. Free agency and crack-pipe trades has never been the magical catch-up tool. That said, did I tell you if you watch the first Rocky movie 24 times that he finally wins the 24th time you watch it?
My answer is both.
I'll preface my answer with saying the reason the Browns have the most last place finishes in their division since they returned to the NFL is because they've done the worst in the draft. Free agency and crack-pipe trades has never been the magical catch-up tool. That said, did I tell you if you watch the first Rocky movie 24 times that he finally wins the 24th time you watch it?
My answer is both.
Rocky did win. That was the point of the movie.
If everybody had like minds, we would never learn. -
Nice !
I thought that kicked tire went flat after the Moore trade.
Schwartz/ Bell & Woods at camp, fights for a roster spot or practice squad bubble.
adding Bill Musgrave's to AVP with Stef calling plays... We'd hope to see the 2020 Deshaun Watson play like it
Bell isn't fighting for a roster spot, barring disaster.
Schwartz and Woods are, dependent on special teams play.
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I'll preface my answer with saying the reason the Browns have the most last place finishes in their division since they returned to the NFL is because they've done the worst in the draft. Free agency and crack-pipe trades has never been the magical catch-up tool. That said, did I tell you if you watch the first Rocky movie 24 times that he finally wins the 24th time you watch it?
My answer is both.
Rocky did win. That was the point of the movie.
Rocky did win. That was the point of the movie.
No, Rocky lost the fight in the original, first installment of the series.
You might want to watch that again, because winning the fight was absolutely not the point of the first Rocky.
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No, Rocky lost the fight in the original, first installment of the series.
You might want to watch that again, because winning the fight was absolutely not the point of the first Rocky.
Yes, I know. My comment was Rocky was a winner. He won because he fought through adversity.
You don't always have to win, to win.
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Does anyone think we might still draft a WR if BPA? Room seems awfully crowded.
The stud TE of my dreams (on field, non-erotic), might be coming back in play.
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No, Rocky lost the fight in the original, first installment of the series.
You might want to watch that again, because winning the fight was absolutely not the point of the first Rocky.
Yes, I know. My comment was Rocky was a winner. He won because he fought through adversity.
You don't always have to win, to win.
Yes, I know. My comment was Rocky was a winner. He won because he fought through adversity.
You don't always have to win, to win.
You lawyers literally cannot just say "Oops, I was wrong" and move on, can you?
Gipper was great at "moving the goalposts" too.
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Does anyone think we might still draft a WR if BPA? Room seems awfully crowded.
The stud TE of my dreams (on field, non-erotic), might be coming back in play.
Does anyone think we might still draft a WR if BPA? Room seems awfully crowded.
The stud TE of my dreams (on field, non-erotic), might be coming back in play.
Part of me thinks it is highly improbable now, but if you think about it, despite all the moves most of them are pretty short-term. Most of the WR room could be gone by this time next year.
Who is the TE of your completely non-sexual dreams?
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Does anyone think we might still draft a WR if BPA? Room seems awfully crowded.
The stud TE of my dreams (on field, non-erotic), might be coming back in play.
Part of me thinks it is highly improbable now, but if you think about it, despite all the moves most of them are pretty short-term. Most of the WR room could be gone by this time next year.
Who is the TE of your completely non-sexual dreams?
Who is the TE of your completely non-sexual dreams?
I'm thinking it's more likely they trade up with some of those extra picks either for another Edge or, "ta da", the fastest RB to come out of college in a number of years who also has hands. One more safety valve option with the ability to take it to the house when receivers create a broken field. Schwartz the dropping machine is a goner.
With the addition of speedy FA WR's I'm already excited to see what this does for the RBs we already have whether or not we add one more RB in the draft.
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