If we can trade him for draft picks by the pound it would be worth considering Weight: 350, thats his listed weight, but I dont think even I could eat him under the table at a Golden Corral

If any one is interested, I read this in the Sporting News, an article written by Eric Berry. Another thread said he seemed like he had a chip on his shoulder but here he seemed humble but a little cocky at the same time which isn't bad. http://today.sportingnews.com/sportingnews...;folio=CGI#pg29

@dj_illness said:didn't that guy get dropped BECAUSE he sucked on their special teams coverage? yes. we are incredibly dumb. Bingo. But he is decent in a 34 defense. Not so on special teams.

@joesixpat said:No... no shock... though like you said it is interesting to see that it's apparently more difficult to assess college players at some position rather than others... i.e. there are some positions where you're more likely to find diamonds in the rough. It's a crap shoot no matter what. Bad GMs have even an even lower chance of finding talent outside of the first 2 rounds and even good ones have their fair share of blown picks in 3-5 (there'd be more cuts if most GMs and coaches weren't so keen on saving face, clogging up a roster spot with a guy they took high who they know was a mistake). So with 11 picks, should Browns fans really be expecting to get 11 quality players? I'd say not. I'd go back to 4 as something one should expect... and if you don't have the ability to draw in better free agents, it's going to take a long time to rebuild a team primarilly through the draft, in addition to the fact that rookies can take 2-4 years to develop. Can't argue with that. Based on EM's track record with the Jets drafts, I am going to bet he finds six quality players in eleven picks (and his draft record would suggest more than that).

@dumasswhiteguy said:Ricky Williams, famed pot head who has been suspended in the past for a whole season and 4 games in another season for his love of good weed has as many TD's as the Browns do as a team (6). This from a man who isn't even the primary RB on his own team and averages 10 carries a game while our leader in TDs is DA with 2! Pathetic. Btw, teammate and fellow RB Ronnie Brown has more TD's than the Browns at 7, Daboll must be fired now and if Mangini won't do it then he needs to go before the end of the year. This team has turned into the laughing stock of the NFL. You do know that the Saints' DEFENSE has more TDs than the Browns offense, don't you?

All any opposing defense has to do is triple cover a receiver, and they can be sure DA will throw to that guy!

Good players find the field and make it happen when they do.

RobA: Go get some rest... Thanks very much for taking the time to answer what you did...I appreciate it... When you are rested up, please come back and fill me in on the rest if you can.. jdeck: thanks for the reply

it really is great to see a browns RB get over the 100 yd mark in a game and average more then 4.0 yds a carry. Ever since i've been a true fan of the browns(birth) , i have never seen a back as quick as this guy on the roster. The fumble was huge..but overall he did have a great game.

@dumasswhiteguy said:I listen to Sirius sports talk radio everyday in the car and they have one team that does over/unders for betting all the time which got me to thinking - What would be the over/under on number of INT's Browns QB's throw this week? Notice I said Browns' QBs because I agree with some out there who think Mangini plans on playing his boy Ratliff soon. Would it suprise anyone out there if we see a QB change at half time this Sunday? 2. I'm saying that it'll be a push. DA is a turnover machine, but Cincy's defense is not geared toward the passing game. They also only have 1 INT in 3 games. However, DA is just that good at throwing the ball to opponents.

@legacy-fan said:Is that right, Rambo? I am thinking more like Butch and Sundance.

Way to go DA! Way to end the QB debate already. BTW, the play calling has been atrocious all year, please give us Lindy Infante or something.

The Soldier said:This is the ONLY place you are going to hear that the Browns are always making the right move, hired the right coach, etc. Get a clue. First off it is a B R O W N S board, wtf you think we're here to do? Second, there are plenty of people here not happy with all the moves since we returned. Last, PFT is run by a Stoolers fan, there is not fact anywhere near his website. He is the offical TMZ of the NFL.

I thought it was great! Anyone find a link to it online?

@dumasswhiteguy said:Knownothing/Jack/"Da ich" AKA the 3 mustbequeers who destroyed the ABJ board. Actually it was (g.h.ou lie )....he called Knowitall's work and threatened jack and that puss called the fbi or sumptin....lol They it BLEW up

Well, that's what happens when your college coach only has bad things to say about you: Matt Maiocco said: Sheets ran the third-fastest time at the combine (4.39), yet he went undrafted. His agent told him that the Purdue "coaching staff screwed you." Obviously, Sheets did not leave Purdue on the best of terms. He said former Purdue coach Joe Tiller gave him "no help" throughout the process with NFL teams. But Sheets said he's learned from it and he holds no grudges. The problems stemmed from the aftermath of Purdue's loss to Northwestern when Sheets criticized the offensive game plan, as well as the play of QB Curtis Painter. He was then banned from speaking to the media, and he went undrafted.