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  • Courtney Brown from Penn State was considered a stud. He turned into a bust in the NFL. Never know.

    S samoth wrote on last edited by
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    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Courtney Brown from Penn State was considered a stud. He turned into a bust in the NFL. Never know.

    He was constantly hurt. It had nothing to do with his ability (of which he had amazing amounts). Courtney Brown's failure as a pro was one freak accident after another, as he had all the tools to be a game changer and he showed it whenever he was healthy.

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Courtney Brown from Penn State was considered a stud. He turned into a bust in the NFL. Never know.

    He was constantly hurt. It had nothing to do with his ability (of which he had amazing amounts). Courtney Brown's failure as a pro was one freak accident after another, as he had all the tools to be a game changer and he showed it whenever he was healthy.

    DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
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    @samoth said:

    He was constantly hurt. It had nothing to do with his ability (of which he had amazing amounts). Courtney Brown's failure as a pro was one freak accident after another, as he had all the tools to be a game changer and he showed it whenever he was healthy.

    He never impressed me. Hurt way to easily. Him and "Big Money" were a waste of draft pics, IMO.

  • Dude was incredible in the Big XII Championship. He's a monster. Best DLman I've seen in college probably since Warren Sapp or Russell Maryland. Has great size for the 3-4 and probably would be a DE.

    He lit up my Horns pretty good.

    C Chicopee John wrote on last edited by
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    @earl34 said:

    Dude was incredible in the Big XII Championship. He's a monster. Best DLman I've seen in college probably since Warren Sapp or Russell Maryland. Has great size for the 3-4 and probably would be a DE.

    He lit up my Horns pretty good.

    I'm with you Mr. Campbell. Appears to be an outstanding citizen too. That should never be taken for granted.

    What do you hear Re: Randy Edsall? Some rumors swirling around but nothing like last year or the year before.

  • C CLEVELandMILIDH wrote on last edited by
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    D-line is not the highest priority on the team but Suh is probably the best player in the draft, so if he's there when we pick we have to take him. I think CB is a desperate top priority though, our D-line with Rogers and Smith getting up in age, makes it justifiable to take Suh if hes available. If hes not available then we should trade down and get CB Haden outta florida and pick up extra 2nd rounder. I know everybody loves Berry to but I think a lock down corner is much more valuable on this team right now than a safety. Then we still have the extra 2nd rounder were we could still get a Safety for better value. Fill 2 holes on D instead of one and were still getting a future Pro-Bowl CB

  • ClevelandFanForLifeC ClevelandFanForLife wrote on last edited by
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    here's my wish: i love eric berry and think he is the next ed reed. if he comes out for the draft i would rather have him over suh. sorry, i just like the idea of a stud safety ready to knock someone's head off. look at how the steeler's are affecting by not having troy. they are an average defense without him. however i WISH that berry stays for his senior year and we take suh. we will most likely have a top ten pick next year again so we could get berry in the 2011 draft. this is what i would love to see happen and it would put a very strong foundation in our defense for years.

  • @samoth said:

    He was constantly hurt. It had nothing to do with his ability (of which he had amazing amounts). Courtney Brown's failure as a pro was one freak accident after another, as he had all the tools to be a game changer and he showed it whenever he was healthy.

    He never impressed me. Hurt way to easily. Him and "Big Money" were a waste of draft pics, IMO.

    S samoth wrote on last edited by
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    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    He never impressed me. Hurt way to easily. Him and "Big Money" were a waste of draft pics, IMO.

    Lunch money was a terrible pick especially since we had no running game and LT was there, and since Richard Seymour was a more highly rated talent with no character problems.

  • Three Words.

    BEST

    AVAILABLE

    PLAYER

    We can use an upgrade EVERYWHERE but left tackle and center.

    Reaching for anyone, especially a QB, will be a huge mistake.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @dawgstucknpa said:

    Three Words.

    BEST

    AVAILABLE

    PLAYER

    We can use an upgrade EVERYWHERE but left tackle and center.

    Reaching for anyone, especially a QB, will be a huge mistake.

    Amen, Brother. A 1-11 team can't just pick and choose. Like you said, there are maybe 2 positions on this team that are in secure hands. That leaves 20 that are not.

  • S steel88 wrote on last edited by
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    After seeing how weak we are in the middle i dont know if id take suh still. I think berry would go a looooooong way to fixing that

  • here's my wish: i love eric berry and think he is the next ed reed. if he comes out for the draft i would rather have him over suh. sorry, i just like the idea of a stud safety ready to knock someone's head off. look at how the steeler's are affecting by not having troy. they are an average defense without him. however i WISH that berry stays for his senior year and we take suh. we will most likely have a top ten pick next year again so we could get berry in the 2011 draft. this is what i would love to see happen and it would put a very strong foundation in our defense for years.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    here's my wish: i love eric berry and think he is the next ed reed. if he comes out for the draft i would rather have him over suh. sorry, i just like the idea of a stud safety ready to knock someone's head off. look at how the steeler's are affecting by not having troy. they are an average defense without him. however i WISH that berry stays for his senior year and we take suh. we will most likely have a top ten pick next year again so we could get berry in the 2011 draft. this is what i would love to see happen and it would put a very strong foundation in our defense for years.

    You present a reasonable argument. I still would prefer Suh, but if for some reason the Browns don't get the #1 overall, but instead get #2 or #3, Berry would be the right choice for the reason you suggest.

  • After seeing how weak we are in the middle i dont know if id take suh still. I think berry would go a looooooong way to fixing that

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
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    Dawgfanforever88 said:

    After seeing how weak we are in the middle i dont know if id take suh still. I think berry would go a looooooong way to fixing that

    We're weak in the middle because our ILBs stink. Barton? Journeyman. Jackson- over rated. Makes lots of tackles past the LOS. That's with Rodgers playing NT to perfection. The DEs are getting blown off the ball.

    I have no objection to Berry if Suh isn't there- but we can't get adequate pressure on the opposing qbs without blitzing a DB or LB- Suh goes a long way to fixing that.

  • here's my wish: i love eric berry and think he is the next ed reed. if he comes out for the draft i would rather have him over suh. sorry, i just like the idea of a stud safety ready to knock someone's head off. look at how the steeler's are affecting by not having troy. they are an average defense without him. however i WISH that berry stays for his senior year and we take suh. we will most likely have a top ten pick next year again so we could get berry in the 2011 draft. this is what i would love to see happen and it would put a very strong foundation in our defense for years.

    Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out wrote on last edited by
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    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    here's my wish: i love eric berry and think he is the next ed reed. if he comes out for the draft i would rather have him over suh. sorry, i just like the idea of a stud safety ready to knock someone's head off. look at how the steeler's are affecting by not having troy. they are an average defense without him. however i WISH that berry stays for his senior year and we take suh. we will most likely have a top ten pick next year again so we could get berry in the 2011 draft. this is what i would love to see happen and it would put a very strong foundation in our defense for years.

    I do like Eric Berry a lot. But at the same time, the Ravens/Steelers can stop the run first and foremost. We cannot. We can benefit from either pick, Suh or Berry, but it would be extremely helpful if Berry decided to stay. Realistically, I don't see it happening, the appeal of big money is too great.

  • @clevelandfanforlife said:

    here's my wish: i love eric berry and think he is the next ed reed. if he comes out for the draft i would rather have him over suh. sorry, i just like the idea of a stud safety ready to knock someone's head off. look at how the steeler's are affecting by not having troy. they are an average defense without him. however i WISH that berry stays for his senior year and we take suh. we will most likely have a top ten pick next year again so we could get berry in the 2011 draft. this is what i would love to see happen and it would put a very strong foundation in our defense for years.

    I do like Eric Berry a lot. But at the same time, the Ravens/Steelers can stop the run first and foremost. We cannot. We can benefit from either pick, Suh or Berry, but it would be extremely helpful if Berry decided to stay. Realistically, I don't see it happening, the appeal of big money is too great.

    Kosar_For_PresidentK Kosar_For_President wrote on last edited by
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    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    I do like Eric Berry a lot. But at the same time, the Ravens/Steelers can stop the run first and foremost. We cannot. We can benefit from either pick, Suh or Berry, but it would be extremely helpful if Berry decided to stay. Realistically, I don't see it happening, the appeal of big money is too great.

    Plus in 2011 they are planning to put a rookie cap in place.

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    I do like Eric Berry a lot. But at the same time, the Ravens/Steelers can stop the run first and foremost. We cannot. We can benefit from either pick, Suh or Berry, but it would be extremely helpful if Berry decided to stay. Realistically, I don't see it happening, the appeal of big money is too great.

    Plus in 2011 they are planning to put a rookie cap in place.

    Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out wrote on last edited by
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    @kosar_for_president said:

    Plus in 2011 they are planning to put a rookie cap in place.

    I'm not too well-versed in the whole "CBA, or not to CBA" argument, so I don't know the specifics, but I assume that would influence his decision on whether or not to stay in college. I'd have to look at the numbers attached to rookie contracts over the past couple years to really judge the situation. I assume the cap would be generated by the average of contracts given to rookies, but I don't know. Have you heard anything about what the cap would be set at?

  • Courtney Brown from Penn State was considered a stud. He turned into a bust in the NFL. Never know.

    cdl15C cdl15 wrote on last edited by
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    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Courtney Brown from Penn State was considered a stud. He turned into a bust in the NFL. Never know.

    No cournty Brown never Beat a triple team against Texas. Suh is the real deal and we need him

    Come on now lets be real the D and O lines are our strengths right now. Believe it or not!

    Draft this suh guy and suddenly you have a D line that will be scary for the next 5-7 years

    Draft or pick up Free Agents for the O line and suddenly your Lines are monsters for 5-7 years

    Start there and then make play maker desisions next year when draft picks cant gauge you in price