Mock Offseason
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We need more talent at the WR position. We need either a free agent or Dez Bryant.
We need more talent at the WR position. We need either a free agent or Dez Bryant.
Sure do- wonder what kind of price tag the Cardinals will put on Boldin. Bryant or Gillyard, that will be the question. IMHO, if the Browns hang on to the #7 pick, they'll go D with it. Dead last in the NFL is all you need to know.
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I'd love to see Arenas in Cleveland, but I think he'll go a lot earlier than most people expect. I just have a feeling. I had the same feeling with Jerome Simpson a couple years back, and I was right about that. Granted, I'm biased on the Simpson front.
I think we can do no wrong with picking either Haden or McClain with our 7 pick.
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New Management
President of football operations - Mike Holmgren
GM - Tom Heckert
Retained Coaches
HC: Eric Mangini
DC: Rob Ryan
OC: Brian Dabol (Unfortunately I think he stays)
Risigned/Renegotiated
Josh Cribbs
Lawrence Vickers
D. Jackson
Brodney Pool
Phil Dawson
Jerome Harrison
A. Elam
Matt Roth
Trade: QB: Derek Anderson & Pick 5-3 (From TB, K2 trade) For RB: Michael Bush Raiders ( The raiders need a QB and while Derek Anderson really isnβt that good neither is Charlie Frye or Bruce Gradkowski and atleast DA has a big arm which Al Davis will like.)
Free Agents:
QB: Kellen Clemens, New York Jets The Browns decide to part ways with Anderson and they need a backup QB. So why not sign another Jet?
TE: Tony Scheffler, Denver Broncos While Matt More came in and did a good job during the end of the year Schefller is an elite tight end who can block and would immediately upgrade our passing offense which is drastically needed.
RT: Alex Barron, Rams I think we will all agree that the browns need a new right tackle because well St. Clair sucks. Considering a lot of quality tackles are available in free agency the Browns decide to sign Barron instead of spending a pick on a right tackle.
ILB/OLB: Derrick Johnson, Kansas City Chiefs Was benched this year and has had a bad relationship with new coach Tod Haley. Johnson was up for trade during the beginning of the year and should be available in free agency. It would be interesting to see what Rob Ryan could do with his talent.
1-7 Joe Haden, Florida CB
Height: 5-11. Weight: 185.
Projected 40 Time: 4.43.
Projected Round (2010): Top 10 Pick.
2-7 Cameron Heyward*, Ohio State
Height: 6-6. Weight: 287.
Projected 40 Time: 4.93.
Projected Round (2010): 1-2. DE
3-7 Mike Johnson, Alabama Guard
Height: 6-6. Weight: 305.
Projected 40 Time: 5.20.
Projected Round (2009): 2-3.
3-20 (From the Jets BE trade) Marshawn Gilyard, Cincinnati WR
Height: 6-1. Weight: 180.
Projected 40 Time: 4.45.
Projected Round (2010): 3-4.
4-7 Kyle Calloway, Iowa Tackle
Height: 6-7. Weight: 315.
Projected 40 Time: 5.22.
Projected Round (2010): 3-4.
5-7 Colin Peek, Alabama TE
Height: 6-6. Weight: 255.
Projected 40 Time: 4.79.
Projected Round (2010): 4-5.
5-20 (From the Jets, BE trade) Jordan Lake, Baylor FS
Height: 6-2. Weight: 205.
Projected 40 Time: 4.56.
Projected Round (2010): 4-5.
6-7 Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan QB
Height: 6-3. Weight: 226.
Projected 40 Time: 4.80.
Projected Round (2010): 6-7.
7-7 Jerome Murphy, South Florida CB
Height: 6-1. Weight: 185.
Projected 40 Time: 4.39.
Projected Round (2010): 6-7.
7-14 (From Carolina, Louis Leonard trade) Barry Church, Toledo SS
Height: 6-2. Weight: 219.
Projected 40 Time: 4.58.
Projected Round (2010): 5-6
Depth Chart:
QB: Brady Quinn/Kellen Clemens/ Dan LeFevour
FB: Lawrence Vickers
RB: Jerome Harrison/ Michael Bush /James Davis
TE: Tony Scheffler /Evan Moore/ Colin Peek
LT: Joe Thomas/ Floyd Womack
LG: Eric Steinback/ Mike Johnson
Alex Mack/Hank Fraley RG: Rex Hadnot/ Mike Johnson
RT: Alex Barron/ Kyle Calloway
WR: MoMass/Josh Cribbs
WR: Brian Robiskie/ Marshawn Gilyard /Mike Furrey
DE: Cameron Heyward /Robaire Smith/C.J. Mosely
NT: Shaun Rogers/ Atyha Rubin
DE: Corey Williams/Kenyon Coleman
OLB: Kamerion Wimbley/Alex Hall
ILB: Derrick Johnson /David Bowens/David Veikune
ILB: D'Qwell Jackson/Eric Barton/Kaluka Maivia
OLB: Matt Roth/Jason Trusnik
CB: Eric Wright/Brandon McDonald/ Mike Adams
CB: Joe Haden /Coy Francies/ Jerome Murphy
S: Brodney Pool/ Barry Church
S: Abe Elam/ Jordan Lake
KR: Josh Cribbs / Marshawn Gilyard
PR: Josh Cribbs / Marshawn Gilyard
K: Phil Dawson
P: Dave Zastudil
New Offensive Players 9
New Defensive Players 6
New ST Players 1 (Cribbs insurance)
New Management
President of football operations - Mike Holmgren
GM - Tom Heckert
Retained Coaches
HC: Eric Mangini
DC: Rob Ryan
OC: Brian Dabol (Unfortunately I think he stays)
already been announced he stays
Risigned/Renegotiated
Josh Cribbs
Lawrence Vickers
D. Jackson
Brodney Pool
Phil Dawson
Jerome Harrison
A. Elam
Matt Roth
Fail
Trade: QB: Derek Anderson & Pick 5-3 (From TB, K2 trade) For RB: Michael Bush Raiders ( The raiders need a QB and while Derek Anderson really isnβt that good neither is Charlie Frye or Bruce Gradkowski and atleast DA has a big arm which Al Davis will like.)
nobody not even the raiders want Anderson
Free Agents:
QB: Kellen Clemens, New York Jets The Browns decide to part ways with Anderson and they need a backup QB. So why not sign another Jet?
fail
TE: Tony Scheffler, Denver Broncos While Matt More came in and did a good job during the end of the year Schefller is an elite tight end who can block and would immediately upgrade our passing offense which is drastically needed.
fail
RT: Alex Barron, Rams I think we will all agree that the browns need a new right tackle because well St. Clair sucks. Considering a lot of quality tackles are available in free agency the Browns decide to sign Barron instead of spending a pick on a right tackle.
RFA
ILB/OLB: Derrick Johnson, Kansas City Chiefs Was benched this year and has had a bad relationship with new coach Tod Haley. Johnson was up for trade during the beginning of the year and should be available in free agency. It would be interesting to see what Rob Ryan could do with his talent.
overrated fail
1-7 Joe Haden, Florida CB
Height: 5-11. Weight: 185.
Projected 40 Time: 4.43.
Projected Round (2010): Top 10 Pick.
2-7 Cameron Heyward*, Ohio State
Height: 6-6. Weight: 287.
Projected 40 Time: 4.93.
Projected Round (2010): 1-2. DE
not in the draft epic fail
3-7 Mike Johnson, Alabama Guard
Height: 6-6. Weight: 305.
Projected 40 Time: 5.20.
Projected Round (2009): 2-3.
wont be around in the 3rd fail
3-20 (From the Jets BE trade) Marshawn Gilyard, Cincinnati WR
Height: 6-1. Weight: 180.
Projected 40 Time: 4.45.
Projected Round (2010): 3-4.
4-7 Kyle Calloway, Iowa Tackle
Height: 6-7. Weight: 315.
Projected 40 Time: 5.22.
Projected Round (2010): 3-4.
5-7 Colin Peek, Alabama TE
Height: 6-6. Weight: 255.
Projected 40 Time: 4.79.
Projected Round (2010): 4-5.
Fail
5-20 (From the Jets, BE trade) Jordan Lake, Baylor FS
Height: 6-2. Weight: 205.
Projected 40 Time: 4.56.
Projected Round (2010): 4-5.
fail
6-7 Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan QB
Height: 6-3. Weight: 226.
Projected 40 Time: 4.80.
Projected Round (2010): 6-7.
will be long gone another epic fail
7-7 Jerome Murphy, South Florida CB
Height: 6-1. Weight: 185.
Projected 40 Time: 4.39.
Projected Round (2010): 6-7.
wont even be drafted 3rd epic fail
7-14 (From Carolina, Louis Leonard trade) Barry Church, Toledo SS
Height: 6-2. Weight: 219.
Projected 40 Time: 4.58.
Projected Round (2010): 5-6
Depth Chart:
QB: Brady Quinn/Kellen Clemens/ Dan LeFevour
FB: Lawrence Vickers
RB: Jerome Harrison/ Michael Bush /James Davis
TE: Tony Scheffler /Evan Moore/ Colin Peek
LT: Joe Thomas/ Floyd Womack
LG: Eric Steinback/ Mike Johnson
Alex Mack/Hank Fraley RG: Rex Hadnot/ Mike Johnson
RT: Alex Barron/ Kyle Calloway
WR: MoMass/Josh Cribbs
WR: Brian Robiskie/ Marshawn Gilyard /Mike Furrey
DE: Cameron Heyward /Robaire Smith/C.J. Mosely
NT: Shaun Rogers/ Atyha Rubin
DE: Corey Williams/Kenyon Coleman
OLB: Kamerion Wimbley/Alex Hall
ILB: Derrick Johnson /David Bowens/David Veikune
ILB: D'Qwell Jackson/Eric Barton/Kaluka Maivia
OLB: Matt Roth/Jason Trusnik
CB: Eric Wright/Brandon McDonald/ Mike Adams
CB: Joe Haden /Coy Francies/ Jerome Murphy
S: Brodney Pool/ Barry Church
S: Abe Elam/ Jordan Lake
KR: Josh Cribbs / Marshawn Gilyard
PR: Josh Cribbs / Marshawn Gilyard
K: Phil Dawson
P: Dave Zastudil
New Offensive Players 9
New Defensive Players 6
New ST Players 1 (Cribbs insurance)
Roster=Fail
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New Management
President of football operations - Mike Holmgren
GM - Tom Heckert
Retained Coaches
HC: Eric Mangini
DC: Rob Ryan
OC: Brian Dabol (Unfortunately I think he stays)
already been announced he stays
Risigned/Renegotiated
Josh Cribbs
Lawrence Vickers
D. Jackson
Brodney Pool
Phil Dawson
Jerome Harrison
A. Elam
Matt Roth
Fail
Trade: QB: Derek Anderson & Pick 5-3 (From TB, K2 trade) For RB: Michael Bush Raiders ( The raiders need a QB and while Derek Anderson really isnβt that good neither is Charlie Frye or Bruce Gradkowski and atleast DA has a big arm which Al Davis will like.)
nobody not even the raiders want Anderson
Free Agents:
QB: Kellen Clemens, New York Jets The Browns decide to part ways with Anderson and they need a backup QB. So why not sign another Jet?
fail
TE: Tony Scheffler, Denver Broncos While Matt More came in and did a good job during the end of the year Schefller is an elite tight end who can block and would immediately upgrade our passing offense which is drastically needed.
fail
RT: Alex Barron, Rams I think we will all agree that the browns need a new right tackle because well St. Clair sucks. Considering a lot of quality tackles are available in free agency the Browns decide to sign Barron instead of spending a pick on a right tackle.
RFA
ILB/OLB: Derrick Johnson, Kansas City Chiefs Was benched this year and has had a bad relationship with new coach Tod Haley. Johnson was up for trade during the beginning of the year and should be available in free agency. It would be interesting to see what Rob Ryan could do with his talent.
overrated fail
1-7 Joe Haden, Florida CB
Height: 5-11. Weight: 185.
Projected 40 Time: 4.43.
Projected Round (2010): Top 10 Pick.
2-7 Cameron Heyward*, Ohio State
Height: 6-6. Weight: 287.
Projected 40 Time: 4.93.
Projected Round (2010): 1-2. DE
not in the draft epic fail
3-7 Mike Johnson, Alabama Guard
Height: 6-6. Weight: 305.
Projected 40 Time: 5.20.
Projected Round (2009): 2-3.
wont be around in the 3rd fail
3-20 (From the Jets BE trade) Marshawn Gilyard, Cincinnati WR
Height: 6-1. Weight: 180.
Projected 40 Time: 4.45.
Projected Round (2010): 3-4.
4-7 Kyle Calloway, Iowa Tackle
Height: 6-7. Weight: 315.
Projected 40 Time: 5.22.
Projected Round (2010): 3-4.
5-7 Colin Peek, Alabama TE
Height: 6-6. Weight: 255.
Projected 40 Time: 4.79.
Projected Round (2010): 4-5.
Fail
5-20 (From the Jets, BE trade) Jordan Lake, Baylor FS
Height: 6-2. Weight: 205.
Projected 40 Time: 4.56.
Projected Round (2010): 4-5.
fail
6-7 Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan QB
Height: 6-3. Weight: 226.
Projected 40 Time: 4.80.
Projected Round (2010): 6-7.
will be long gone another epic fail
7-7 Jerome Murphy, South Florida CB
Height: 6-1. Weight: 185.
Projected 40 Time: 4.39.
Projected Round (2010): 6-7.
wont even be drafted 3rd epic fail
7-14 (From Carolina, Louis Leonard trade) Barry Church, Toledo SS
Height: 6-2. Weight: 219.
Projected 40 Time: 4.58.
Projected Round (2010): 5-6
Depth Chart:
QB: Brady Quinn/Kellen Clemens/ Dan LeFevour
FB: Lawrence Vickers
RB: Jerome Harrison/ Michael Bush /James Davis
TE: Tony Scheffler /Evan Moore/ Colin Peek
LT: Joe Thomas/ Floyd Womack
LG: Eric Steinback/ Mike Johnson
Alex Mack/Hank Fraley RG: Rex Hadnot/ Mike Johnson
RT: Alex Barron/ Kyle Calloway
WR: MoMass/Josh Cribbs
WR: Brian Robiskie/ Marshawn Gilyard /Mike Furrey
DE: Cameron Heyward /Robaire Smith/C.J. Mosely
NT: Shaun Rogers/ Atyha Rubin
DE: Corey Williams/Kenyon Coleman
OLB: Kamerion Wimbley/Alex Hall
ILB: Derrick Johnson /David Bowens/David Veikune
ILB: D'Qwell Jackson/Eric Barton/Kaluka Maivia
OLB: Matt Roth/Jason Trusnik
CB: Eric Wright/Brandon McDonald/ Mike Adams
CB: Joe Haden /Coy Francies/ Jerome Murphy
S: Brodney Pool/ Barry Church
S: Abe Elam/ Jordan Lake
KR: Josh Cribbs / Marshawn Gilyard
PR: Josh Cribbs / Marshawn Gilyard
K: Phil Dawson
P: Dave Zastudil
New Offensive Players 9
New Defensive Players 6
New ST Players 1 (Cribbs insurance)
Roster=Fail
Roster=Fail
No need to be a douchebag. He's just trying to provide some sort of blueprint or guesstimate for the upcoming offseason. Instead of pointing out his failures, why not come up with your own ideas? Or do you just lurk in the background, hating on people's opinions whilst providing none of your own?
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New Management
President of football operations - Mike Holmgren
GM - Tom Heckert
Retained Coaches
HC: Eric Mangini
DC: Rob Ryan
OC: Brian Dabol (Unfortunately I think he stays)
already been announced he stays
Risigned/Renegotiated
Josh Cribbs
Lawrence Vickers
D. Jackson
Brodney Pool
Phil Dawson
Jerome Harrison
A. Elam
Matt Roth
Fail
Trade: QB: Derek Anderson & Pick 5-3 (From TB, K2 trade) For RB: Michael Bush Raiders ( The raiders need a QB and while Derek Anderson really isnβt that good neither is Charlie Frye or Bruce Gradkowski and atleast DA has a big arm which Al Davis will like.)
nobody not even the raiders want Anderson
Free Agents:
QB: Kellen Clemens, New York Jets The Browns decide to part ways with Anderson and they need a backup QB. So why not sign another Jet?
fail
TE: Tony Scheffler, Denver Broncos While Matt More came in and did a good job during the end of the year Schefller is an elite tight end who can block and would immediately upgrade our passing offense which is drastically needed.
fail
RT: Alex Barron, Rams I think we will all agree that the browns need a new right tackle because well St. Clair sucks. Considering a lot of quality tackles are available in free agency the Browns decide to sign Barron instead of spending a pick on a right tackle.
RFA
ILB/OLB: Derrick Johnson, Kansas City Chiefs Was benched this year and has had a bad relationship with new coach Tod Haley. Johnson was up for trade during the beginning of the year and should be available in free agency. It would be interesting to see what Rob Ryan could do with his talent.
overrated fail
1-7 Joe Haden, Florida CB
Height: 5-11. Weight: 185.
Projected 40 Time: 4.43.
Projected Round (2010): Top 10 Pick.
2-7 Cameron Heyward*, Ohio State
Height: 6-6. Weight: 287.
Projected 40 Time: 4.93.
Projected Round (2010): 1-2. DE
not in the draft epic fail
3-7 Mike Johnson, Alabama Guard
Height: 6-6. Weight: 305.
Projected 40 Time: 5.20.
Projected Round (2009): 2-3.
wont be around in the 3rd fail
3-20 (From the Jets BE trade) Marshawn Gilyard, Cincinnati WR
Height: 6-1. Weight: 180.
Projected 40 Time: 4.45.
Projected Round (2010): 3-4.
4-7 Kyle Calloway, Iowa Tackle
Height: 6-7. Weight: 315.
Projected 40 Time: 5.22.
Projected Round (2010): 3-4.
5-7 Colin Peek, Alabama TE
Height: 6-6. Weight: 255.
Projected 40 Time: 4.79.
Projected Round (2010): 4-5.
Fail
5-20 (From the Jets, BE trade) Jordan Lake, Baylor FS
Height: 6-2. Weight: 205.
Projected 40 Time: 4.56.
Projected Round (2010): 4-5.
fail
6-7 Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan QB
Height: 6-3. Weight: 226.
Projected 40 Time: 4.80.
Projected Round (2010): 6-7.
will be long gone another epic fail
7-7 Jerome Murphy, South Florida CB
Height: 6-1. Weight: 185.
Projected 40 Time: 4.39.
Projected Round (2010): 6-7.
wont even be drafted 3rd epic fail
7-14 (From Carolina, Louis Leonard trade) Barry Church, Toledo SS
Height: 6-2. Weight: 219.
Projected 40 Time: 4.58.
Projected Round (2010): 5-6
Depth Chart:
QB: Brady Quinn/Kellen Clemens/ Dan LeFevour
FB: Lawrence Vickers
RB: Jerome Harrison/ Michael Bush /James Davis
TE: Tony Scheffler /Evan Moore/ Colin Peek
LT: Joe Thomas/ Floyd Womack
LG: Eric Steinback/ Mike Johnson
Alex Mack/Hank Fraley RG: Rex Hadnot/ Mike Johnson
RT: Alex Barron/ Kyle Calloway
WR: MoMass/Josh Cribbs
WR: Brian Robiskie/ Marshawn Gilyard /Mike Furrey
DE: Cameron Heyward /Robaire Smith/C.J. Mosely
NT: Shaun Rogers/ Atyha Rubin
DE: Corey Williams/Kenyon Coleman
OLB: Kamerion Wimbley/Alex Hall
ILB: Derrick Johnson /David Bowens/David Veikune
ILB: D'Qwell Jackson/Eric Barton/Kaluka Maivia
OLB: Matt Roth/Jason Trusnik
CB: Eric Wright/Brandon McDonald/ Mike Adams
CB: Joe Haden /Coy Francies/ Jerome Murphy
S: Brodney Pool/ Barry Church
S: Abe Elam/ Jordan Lake
KR: Josh Cribbs / Marshawn Gilyard
PR: Josh Cribbs / Marshawn Gilyard
K: Phil Dawson
P: Dave Zastudil
New Offensive Players 9
New Defensive Players 6
New ST Players 1 (Cribbs insurance)
Roster=Fail
Roster=Fail
you=fail....much, much worse.
you gave no reasoning for any of that drivel.
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An offseason in which our only additions at safety are Jordan Lake and Barry Church would be pretty risky, in my view. If those guys are our rookie additions, we'd also need to add a competent veteran who could start immediately, perhaps trading a 5th to the Pats for James Sanders.
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Kinda good. I know that Lefevour wont be there in the 6th round. Id rather take Mclain with the 7th pick to play inside, he is nasty. with the second pick I take Patrick Robinson CB from FSU.
Kinda good. I know that Lefevour wont be there in the 6th round. Id rather take Mclain with the 7th pick to play inside, he is nasty. with the second pick I take Patrick Robinson CB from FSU.
I would try and stay away from ACC or SEC players a lot them are nothing but trouble and are always getting arrested. especially those boys from Florida schools.
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Kinda good. I know that Lefevour wont be there in the 6th round. Id rather take Mclain with the 7th pick to play inside, he is nasty. with the second pick I take Patrick Robinson CB from FSU.
I would try and stay away from ACC or SEC players a lot them are nothing but trouble and are always getting arrested. especially those boys from Florida schools.
I would try and stay away from ACC or SEC players a lot them are nothing but trouble and are always getting arrested. especially those boys from Florida schools.
Yep.....load up the roster with MAC and Big east players....that will get it done.
LOL
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I'd like TE Aaron Hernandez from Florida in there somewhere. I always liked Michael Bush coming out of Louisville but it's unclear how much Al Davis is willing to part with him.
I'd like TE Aaron Hernandez from Florida in there somewhere. I always liked Michael Bush coming out of Louisville but it's unclear how much Al Davis is willing to part with him.
M Bush could be the real deal..would have won the heisman 06 hadn't he broke his tibia 1st game.. saw him play at louisville..type of player who could take over a game back then....a ton of potential...hell he can even qb...had great qb numbers as high school stud...interesting
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I hope Cleveland doesn't break the bank for a TE like Scheffler. He's so far from elite it's absurd (I'd rank at least fifteen TEs above him: Gates, Witten, Cooley, Shiancoe, Shockey, Miller, the other Miller, Davis, Clark, Carlson, Celek, Heap, Finley, Boss, and Winslow). I like Moore at TE, believe it or not, if we can pick up one legit WR. And I want it to be one through FA. I'd like to see our biggest FA acquisition at that WR spot. Give me someone with work ethic, experience, and the ability to make defenses take account of him on every play. That's going to open up Moore and the running game, even if we're playing dink-and-dunk in general.
Moore's numbers project out to (at 16 games): 38 catches, 506 yards; Scheffler had 31 for 416 on the season, and never had significantly better numbers. But I'll stop beating that horse.
A guy like Boldin may not want to come to Cleveland, but there are other good WRs out there.
Brandon Marshall. The Bad: He's insane. The Good: 307 catches, 3700 yards, and 23 TDs over the last three years.
Derrick Mason: The Bad: He's 36. The Good: 256 catches, 3100 yards, 17 TDs over the last three.
Boldin: The Bad: Has missed 7 games over the last three; The Good: Averaging 6.3 catches, 75 yards, and .6 TDs per game over the last three.
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I'd like TE Aaron Hernandez from Florida in there somewhere. I always liked Michael Bush coming out of Louisville but it's unclear how much Al Davis is willing to part with him.
M Bush could be the real deal..would have won the heisman 06 hadn't he broke his tibia 1st game.. saw him play at louisville..type of player who could take over a game back then....a ton of potential...hell he can even qb...had great qb numbers as high school stud...interesting
M Bush could be the real deal..would have won the heisman 06 hadn't he broke his tibia 1st game.. saw him play at louisville..type of player who could take over a game back then....a ton of potential...hell he can even qb...had great qb numbers as high school stud...interesting
Bush is the best overall RB for the Raiders. Fargas is a better runner when he's healthy, but he's never healthy. I cannot see the Raiders letting him go unless they get something very nice in exchange. Al Davis is stupid, but he loves his athletes.
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I hope Cleveland doesn't break the bank for a TE like Scheffler. He's so far from elite it's absurd (I'd rank at least fifteen TEs above him: Gates, Witten, Cooley, Shiancoe, Shockey, Miller, the other Miller, Davis, Clark, Carlson, Celek, Heap, Finley, Boss, and Winslow). I like Moore at TE, believe it or not, if we can pick up one legit WR. And I want it to be one through FA. I'd like to see our biggest FA acquisition at that WR spot. Give me someone with work ethic, experience, and the ability to make defenses take account of him on every play. That's going to open up Moore and the running game, even if we're playing dink-and-dunk in general.
Moore's numbers project out to (at 16 games): 38 catches, 506 yards; Scheffler had 31 for 416 on the season, and never had significantly better numbers. But I'll stop beating that horse.
A guy like Boldin may not want to come to Cleveland, but there are other good WRs out there.
Brandon Marshall. The Bad: He's insane. The Good: 307 catches, 3700 yards, and 23 TDs over the last three years.
Derrick Mason: The Bad: He's 36. The Good: 256 catches, 3100 yards, 17 TDs over the last three.
Boldin: The Bad: Has missed 7 games over the last three; The Good: Averaging 6.3 catches, 75 yards, and .6 TDs per game over the last three.
I hope Cleveland doesn't break the bank for a TE like Scheffler. He's so far from elite it's absurd (I'd rank at least fifteen TEs above him: Gates, Witten, Cooley, Shiancoe, Shockey, Miller, the other Miller, Davis, Clark, Carlson, Celek, Heap, Finley, Boss, and Winslow). I like Moore at TE, believe it or not, if we can pick up one legit WR. And I want it to be one through FA. I'd like to see our biggest FA acquisition at that WR spot. Give me someone with work ethic, experience, and the ability to make defenses take account of him on every play. That's going to open up Moore and the running game, even if we're playing dink-and-dunk in general.
Moore's numbers project out to (at 16 games): 38 catches, 506 yards; Scheffler had 31 for 416 on the season, and never had significantly better numbers. But I'll stop beating that horse.
A guy like Boldin may not want to come to Cleveland, but there are other good WRs out there.
Brandon Marshall. The Bad: He's insane. The Good: 307 catches, 3700 yards, and 23 TDs over the last three years.
Derrick Mason: The Bad: He's 36. The Good: 256 catches, 3100 yards, 17 TDs over the last three.
Boldin: The Bad: Has missed 7 games over the last three; The Good: Averaging 6.3 catches, 75 yards, and .6 TDs per game over the last three.
the obvious pick is marshall...albeit a garden varity sociopath the kid DOES deliver on the field and he can help the Browns win........i don't care if he is not a model citizen
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I would try and stay away from ACC or SEC players a lot them are nothing but trouble and are always getting arrested. especially those boys from Florida schools.
Yep.....load up the roster with MAC and Big east players....that will get it done.
LOL
Yep.....load up the roster with MAC and Big east players....that will get it done.
LOL
Big East Sucks! What Im saying is, I hope we dont go after a bunch of stupid thugs. It is a known fact that sec schools recruit a lot of ignorant but talented athletic people for sports.
Kordell Stewart & Big Ben have been the butt of gay jokes (pun intended) and it turns out his Steelers teammates feel the same way. -
Big East Sucks! What Im saying is, I hope we dont go after a bunch of stupid thugs. It is a known fact that sec schools recruit a lot of ignorant but talented athletic people for sports.
Excluding Miami, I can't think of another school that is full of these so called "ignorant but talented athletic people".
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Thank you for all of your comments. However I think you cannot simply rule out players by what school they go too. While i am a huge ohio state fan some of their players have serious character issues, the Browns need playmakers regardless of what school they are from. Once the combine is over, I will update my mock offseason taking into account everything you guys have said. Well most of it.
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Thank you for all of your comments. However I think you cannot simply rule out players by what school they go too. While i am a huge ohio state fan some of their players have serious character issues, the Browns need playmakers regardless of what school they are from. Once the combine is over, I will update my mock offseason taking into account everything you guys have said. Well most of it.
Thank you for all of your comments. However I think you cannot simply rule out players by what school they go too. While i am a huge ohio state fan some of their players have serious character issues, the Browns need playmakers regardless of what school they are from. Once the combine is over, I will update my mock offseason taking into account everything you guys have said. Well most of it.
What if they go to the Tennessee School for the Blind?
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Big East Sucks! What Im saying is, I hope we dont go after a bunch of stupid thugs. It is a known fact that sec schools recruit a lot of ignorant but talented athletic people for sports.
A fact from where??
Say what you want. If I had to stick to drafting players from one conference, it would be SEC players.
That is if you want to win games.
If I was putting together a Jeopardy team, then sure, I would probably have my eye on Ivy league players.
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Nice guestimations. I would have thought Clemens when Mangini was calling the shots, I'm less convinced now.
I don't see the trade with the Raiders for Bush happening. Anderson's salary is too much. So I think any team that is interested (and I do think there will be a team or two that is) can just wait until he's cut and bring his salary in line with backup $$.
Instead of giving up our third, and fifth plus Anderson for Bush, I'd use our first third round pick on Ryan Mathews of Fresno. He's a more powerful RB than what we have and has some explosiveness.
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I think Kevin Kolb should be a going away present for Heckert!!
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I think Kevin Kolb should be a going away present for Heckert!!
I think Kevin Kolb should be a going away present for Heckert!!
only if kolb is getting the hell away form heckert and not getting any closer.
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