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  • I would be looking at this years #3 rounder and next years first rounder when there is a stronger qb class.

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    @sdbacker80 said:

    Myles is 29 (just turned 29) with no major knee or back issues that could plague a pass rusher.

    I stand corrected on his age. 

    @ap1 said:

    I stand corrected on his age. 

    Remember this is the Browns front office we are talking about.  My guess: a 2nd pound pick and a conditional 5th

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    @flugel said:

    Best gridiron chess player I've seen here. He arrived the offseason after Mack & Byner both rushed for over 1000 yards apiece.   He dictated.  There were teams chomping at the bits to blitz a cement shoe'd but highly cerebral and deadly accurate QB (Bernie Kosar).  He exploited the blitz throwing the the vacated hook zones and flats.  Quietly, our killer combo on 3rd downs was Brian Brennan running the slants and 3rd down RB Herman Fontenot running wheel routes/swing passes.  We also has TE Ozzie Newsome.  Bernie spread the ball around.  Fun times.

    There is an element of the 21st Century Football mindset that believes this to be an archaic form of troglodyte football, but it's more of a hybrid of the West Coast and Run 'N Shoot. 

    It was fun football to watch. TEs playing with their hands in the dirt. QBs playing under center, having to know how to read and entire defense and true slots that weren't afraid to go over the middle.

    @ap1 said:

    There is an element of the 21st Century Football mindset that believes this to be an archaic form of troglodyte football, but it's more of a hybrid of the West Coast and Run 'N Shoot. 

    It was fun football to watch. TEs playing with their hands in the dirt. QBs playing under center, having to know how to read and entire defense and true slots that weren't afraid to go over the middle.

    Well said AP!  I like the philosophy of spreading the field horizontally to exploit any/all opportunities that opens to beat people vertically.  For example, overtime against Pittsburgh in 1986 - guess who beats Pittsburgh over the top for a walk-off 36 yard TD reception?  Webster Slaughter.  

    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!"
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