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  • We'll have to remember his name when he catches on with another team and plays great against the Browns....

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
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    @calfoxwc said:

    We'll have to remember his name when he catches on with another team and plays great against the Browns....

    I see... Why would anyone want him to play great against the Browns?   Undrafted Rookies with severe hamstring injuries aren't going to take roster spots.  Having said that, @texasag1969 brought up some good points where he could still get picked back up by the Browns IF/when his injury heals up.  

  • @calfoxwc said:

    We'll have to remember his name when he catches on with another team and plays great against the Browns....

    I see... Why would anyone want him to play great against the Browns?   Undrafted Rookies with severe hamstring injuries aren't going to take roster spots.  Having said that, @texasag1969 brought up some good points where he could still get picked back up by the Browns IF/when his injury heals up.  

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by Dutch Oven
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    @flugel said:

    I see... Why would anyone want him to play great against the Browns?   Undrafted Rookies with severe hamstring injuries aren't going to take roster spots.  Having said that, @texasag1969 brought up some good points where he could still get picked back up by the Browns IF/when his injury heals up.  

    Because it fuels the faux outrage the Poliboard Klan can vomit onto here. ?

  • tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by
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    You love the local boys.  The biggest reason is because you have that ability to identify with their NFL dream at an even more personal level. 

    That said - maybe I was watching a different game?  Luke wasn't a camp standout, was struggling to get separation at any part of his routes and his one catch was on a heads-up scramble drill where the DBs eyes just got caught looking.  A DB who isn't even an NFL starter. 

    It's important to set aside the emotion and put things in their proper perspective. 

  • You love the local boys.  The biggest reason is because you have that ability to identify with their NFL dream at an even more personal level. 

    That said - maybe I was watching a different game?  Luke wasn't a camp standout, was struggling to get separation at any part of his routes and his one catch was on a heads-up scramble drill where the DBs eyes just got caught looking.  A DB who isn't even an NFL starter. 

    It's important to set aside the emotion and put things in their proper perspective. 

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
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    @tiamat63 said:

    You love the local boys.  The biggest reason is because you have that ability to identify with their NFL dream at an even more personal level. 

    That said - maybe I was watching a different game?  Luke wasn't a camp standout, was struggling to get separation at any part of his routes and his one catch was on a heads-up scramble drill where the DBs eyes just got caught looking.  A DB who isn't even an NFL starter. 

    It's important to set aside the emotion and put things in their proper perspective. 

    We might be revisiting this conversation this coming offseason regarding the Browns first round picks and a certain Penn State quarterback entering the 2026 Draft whose family has had Browns season tickets for generations. 

  • @flugel said:

    I see... Why would anyone want him to play great against the Browns?   Undrafted Rookies with severe hamstring injuries aren't going to take roster spots.  Having said that, @texasag1969 brought up some good points where he could still get picked back up by the Browns IF/when his injury heals up.  

    Because it fuels the faux outrage the Poliboard Klan can vomit onto here. ?

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
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    @dutch-oven said:

    Because it fuels the faux outrage the Poliboard Klan can vomit onto here. ?

    ? Poor Cal!  He's been sleeping with the lights on just waiting for the "enemy within" to come after his guns.  He's probably a legend at Chuck E. Cheese for how much heat he packs worrying about any 8 year old boys that want to rough him up.  It's gotta feel like a Roadhouse movie gone wrong over there...

  • @tiamat63 said:

    You love the local boys.  The biggest reason is because you have that ability to identify with their NFL dream at an even more personal level. 

    That said - maybe I was watching a different game?  Luke wasn't a camp standout, was struggling to get separation at any part of his routes and his one catch was on a heads-up scramble drill where the DBs eyes just got caught looking.  A DB who isn't even an NFL starter. 

    It's important to set aside the emotion and put things in their proper perspective. 

    We might be revisiting this conversation this coming offseason regarding the Browns first round picks and a certain Penn State quarterback entering the 2026 Draft whose family has had Browns season tickets for generations. 

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by
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    @dutch-oven said:

    We might be revisiting this conversation this coming offseason regarding the Browns first round picks and a certain Penn State quarterback entering the 2026 Draft whose family has had Browns season tickets for generations. 

    If Allar is the 2nd coming of Bernie, I'm all for it. 

    If he's the 2nd coming of Brady Quinn, then I'm going to pass. 

    So far he's looked more of the latter than the former. 

  • @dutch-oven said:

    We might be revisiting this conversation this coming offseason regarding the Browns first round picks and a certain Penn State quarterback entering the 2026 Draft whose family has had Browns season tickets for generations. 

    If Allar is the 2nd coming of Bernie, I'm all for it. 

    If he's the 2nd coming of Brady Quinn, then I'm going to pass. 

    So far he's looked more of the latter than the former. 

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
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    @tiamat63 said:

    If Allar is the 2nd coming of Bernie, I'm all for it. 

    If he's the 2nd coming of Brady Quinn, then I'm going to pass. 

    So far he's looked more of the latter than the former. 

    At this point, he's a guy that on paper checks a lot of the proverbial boxes, but at the end of the day he's just not "that guy" on the field.  

    We'll see how his last season at Penn State goes. He's got a lot of talent around him, he will have no excuses. 

  • @tiamat63 said:

    You love the local boys.  The biggest reason is because you have that ability to identify with their NFL dream at an even more personal level. 

    That said - maybe I was watching a different game?  Luke wasn't a camp standout, was struggling to get separation at any part of his routes and his one catch was on a heads-up scramble drill where the DBs eyes just got caught looking.  A DB who isn't even an NFL starter. 

    It's important to set aside the emotion and put things in their proper perspective. 

    We might be revisiting this conversation this coming offseason regarding the Browns first round picks and a certain Penn State quarterback entering the 2026 Draft whose family has had Browns season tickets for generations. 

    R Reality wrote on last edited by
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    @dutch-oven said:

    We might be revisiting this conversation this coming offseason regarding the Browns first round picks and a certain Penn State quarterback entering the 2026 Draft whose family has had Browns season tickets for generations. 

    On a list of a 100 reasons to draft any player, that is reason 101

  • @dutch-oven said:

    We might be revisiting this conversation this coming offseason regarding the Browns first round picks and a certain Penn State quarterback entering the 2026 Draft whose family has had Browns season tickets for generations. 

    On a list of a 100 reasons to draft any player, that is reason 101

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
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    @reality said:

    On a list of a 100 reasons to draft any player, that is reason 101

    But there will be a good portion of this fan base that will absolutely eat it up. 

  • @dutch-oven said:

    We might be revisiting this conversation this coming offseason regarding the Browns first round picks and a certain Penn State quarterback entering the 2026 Draft whose family has had Browns season tickets for generations. 

    If Allar is the 2nd coming of Bernie, I'm all for it. 

    If he's the 2nd coming of Brady Quinn, then I'm going to pass. 

    So far he's looked more of the latter than the former. 

    ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on last edited by
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    @tiamat63 said:

    If Allar is the 2nd coming of Bernie, I'm all for it. 

    If he's the 2nd coming of Brady Quinn, then I'm going to pass. 

    So far he's looked more of the latter than the former. 

    I agree.

    The problem is local guys are always going to become fan favorites. People though Mitch Trubisky was going to be an all-pro.