@dutch-oven said: At the end of the day, does it really matter? For the second year in a row, he chose the Browns, and makes the DLine better.  Who the fuck, gives a fuck, at this point. You’re either in it, as a fan, or not. I completely agree

@sdbacker80 said: Our line is more than capable.  And You can’t line up five pro bowlers  The fact that Watson is much more athletic than Baker will help too.

Anyway, just to update current Browns 2022 draft pick positions. Round 2: No. 44  Round 3: No. 78  Round 3: No. 99  Round 4: No. 118  Round 6: No. 202 (from DAL)  Round 7: No. 223 (from DET)  Round 7: No. 246 (from BUF) 

@canton-dawg said: He signed for a reportedly $6 million with the Saints. Makes me wonder what the Browns offered him back in March. ? Landry posted on twitter, just 2 days before announced "Live & Learn" makes me think & agree to the links of "tBrowns did offer him more" but his agent passed on timeline or ECT.'ras?

a few vibes from the AB presser... 1.) when Berry uses the word young draftees.. not sure how he'll look at the extra draftee's covid seasons?  but some studs, may have fell down his board.. 2. I got the vibe from Berry's tone on Baker.. A trade is already in place.. (but i really wish he would have not admitted to... Not making that extra phone call, before twitter announced it)  3.) Clowney has a better chance of coming back than Jarvis Landry does ? $4.) RB D'Ernest Johnson... no extra 2nd round pick & the RB draft position slot just moved down the board...  RB D’Ernest Johnson did not receive an offer sheet from another team. This means he is likely to sign his tender in Cleveland for the 2022 season #Browns. this tender signing should not take long...

@calfoxwc said: Oh, I know my perspectives are limited - never played. But it's kinda like enlisting and going through basic training two years after being sent home from being drafted because my knee was so bad. I was born a goofy, very stubborn comedian child. I'm retired now, and have an artificial knee. Too bad I didn't have one in '73. lol btw, a while back, a friend sent me a picture of some animal poop on her deck and asked me what it could be. I said "rabbit turds, lol" but my "smartphone" said "rabbit turfs" instead.... Your phone wasn't wrong, that's just rabbits establishing dominance - marking that territry (as pronounced by Steve Irwin)

@the-gipper said: What is the worse that can happen?  He doesn't work out and gets cut.....and we look at the other   7 DTs we have on the roster.  Yep-and same applies to Wilson. Both former 5***** HS players which normally translates to a top 2-3 DL player in the country at that time. Nothing to lose and everything to gain with both of these guys. If even one of the two pans out we will all be elated.

@the-gipper said: ProFootballNetwork  mock draft for 2022: https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2022-nfl-mock-draft-an-unheralded-passer-goes-first-overall/2/ They have a QB from Liberty....yes, Liberty,  going #1 overall.  I suppose picking someone from Liberty is extra insurance  at the position ...

@the-gipper said: Darren:    Check yourself as to how you did. I think I got 5 right or something like that ...... I got 4 right in round 1 tho which was 1 more than the consensus draft

More like resigned... Calahan must have seen something he liked when Senat was on our PS last year.

Very good discussion of his value as a coach on the field. Reminds me of the value Dat Nguyen brought to the Boys. Great at diagnosing the plays based on study translated to his view from the field. 

@ballpeen said: Seems like way more work and effort then it is worth guys, but hey, have at it. It IS a lot of work for the "commissioner".   It is not nearly as much for the participants.  You just have to follow along.   Someone usually posts a "best available" list periodically which can be referenced if it is your turn. 

First thing you know ol’ Jed’s a millionaire...

FactoryofSadness take on plausibility of Griffin

@ballpeen said: Bottom line is I would rather have Clowney over Vernon.  Clowney is represented by the same agent who reps Garrett.  Garrett is going to get more than Clowney, so why not try to drive up Clowneys price?    I would.  So would all of you.  The NFL limits agents to 3% of a players yearly salary.  Well, 3% of $18,000,000 is $540,000.  Chew on that.  And that doesn't include endorsement contracts.  Agents can make 10-15% of that.  D linemen don't sell many products..  Merlin Olson sold FTD flowers for a long time.  Mean Joe sold Coke products.  Can't think of any others...Alex Karras got some national air.  It would be mostly local stuff that doesn't pay all that much if you are pitching for a local garage door company. JJ Watt must have a good deal of endorsements (if you consider him a DLman, I do). Clowney won't boost pass rush much, but he will upgrade the rush D, and, as of now, pass D is their biggest weakness. 

JMO, but if we sign Peters, it won't be for depth.

@texasag1969 said: Well same "some" at least got Garrett right.? Yep! We agreed on both of those guys, didn't we Bill?  Mike

@tour2ma said: "... so many of these players have been unable to have been scouted." Awkward grammar aside... I could have sworn there was a 2019 FBS season. The unofficial official NFL unpaid minor leagues.  Good training ground and judge of talent like how many P5 4 and 5 star players make it to an NFL roster. I love college football, always have.....but now it is really semipro football.

@londonbrown said: Will Haslam give the FO/coaching staff tandem more than two drafts is as ever the concern  No blank checks... but I like this tandem's odds.