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@king-ghoolie-lives said: QB is a place where SOME guys can benefit. I think Brady was helped by Bledsoe, but good grief, this mentor shit is so over rated. Agreed...

@cgi_ram said: I like when opposing teams come to our board, so long as they do it respectfully. That's what I'm trying to do. I really wanted to trade with Cleveland. That's why I started reading your board. I guess I've found some common ground through the process, so I joined. I'm not here to kiss ass. But I'm not here to rub dirt either. Just here to talk football with a team from a similar place as my Rams. No one blames Rams fans, or the Rams organization. I mean, if they can ask for the stars, the moon, and the deep blue sea to move that pick why not? It is the idiot who agreed to pay that enourmous asking price whose sanity should be looked at. We had a guy here in Cleveland who had a tendency to do what Dan Snyder may be doing: trade away all his future first round draft choices for mediocre talent. They kicked him out of the league and had to grant new first round picks to the people that bought the team so that the franchise would have some legitimacy. They then passed a rule that said you could not trade your first round draft pick two years in a row. This is the NBA and Ted Stepien I am talking about. Snyder may end up being the NFL's Ted Stepien.

@roach said: Agreed. BTW, he wouldn't even start for any of the teams in our conference. (unfortunately, that's not a joke) I think Jackson would easily start for PIT as the WILB (they'd move Timmon to the strong side and replace the aging and declining Farrior). He'd easily start over McClain in BATL (thought considering the youth of McClain it's hard to say, since they'd likely want to develop McClain). No question he'd start over Rey Rey in Cincy. That guy is a highlight reel of missed tackles and terrible coverage skills. Cincy is probably the best example of where he'd start since Jackson was always a bit mis-casted in a 3-4. Jackson would not only be an upgrade over Rey Rey, he'd easily start over either of Cincy's OLBs. The whole X guy wouldn't start for any team is always a bit of a silly discussion point. We have zero idea what player would start for some other team, for the most part.

Tis the time of year that all things are possible until proven otherwise, im looking more for coach/player bonding and the gradual development of solid player chemistry this year, however if things go well and things go boom you just never know, its way to early to rule out anything yet!

@king-ghoolie-lives said: Here, look at it logically............. Steelers and Ravens.......... 4 losses is reasonable to predict. Bengals.... Our only rivalry, always tough........ 1 - 1 at best So you can figure we will be 1 - 5 in our division. Colts Cards and Jags................ 1 - 2 (Any Given Sunday, give us one upset win) The Browns are 2 - 7 in these games. Of the remaining games, lets say they are all winable, well that is also to say that they are all loseable since these contests are not ones of great disparity. If we were a competent team, we cculd be expected to win half, which in this case, we can just say 4 wins out of the remaining 7. IF we were competent we could go 6 - 10. But that isn't oging to happen. The Browns are not good enough to beat most of the close matches they are in. You go ahead and decide, but the best the Browns will do in these winable games is either 2 - 5 or 3 - 4 The Browns will go 4 - 12 or 5 - 11, 6 - 10 IF we get all the lucky stuff. I am going to go bullish on the Browns......... 5 - 11 ( The on any given Sunday win is no more probable than is a Bengal sweep) 5 - 11 and we can trade our pick DOWN so another team can build with the draft. YOu forget Ghoolie, the Browns have 2 first round picks next year, their own and the Falcons. Sure, they could trade down...or they could trade up with that kind of ammunition.

@king-ghoolie-lives said: Gipper, NOBODY knows that. HOWEVER, a single guy who goes to a bar and never asks out the Carmen Electra look alikes will without debate go through his life without ever having been with that caliber of a woman. The guy we drafted will has absolutely no chance of ever being a SB MVP. He won't ever singlehandedly win games, and for sure won't score touchdowns. Conversely, people that draft players like Atlanta did with OUR pick......... will, even if by dumb luck, hit that jackpot. Forget if this guy pans out or not, that is simply icing on the cake. Atlanta's pick has the potential to make a HUGE difference.... IMMEDIATELY. Ours does not. No matter who one drafts, the odds are tough that the guy is going to make it. BUt when you have HIGH draft picks and you squander them on shit positions that will make very little impact? Then you deserve to be a loser like the Browns are. Each and every year I come hear to read this apologetic bullshit about how NEXT year we will have the system in place to start getting some playmakers in. That day NEVER comes. Why? Because it is and always shall be that the Jim Browns, Jerry Rice and Joe Motana's of the world make the Gene Hickerson and Joe Thomases look good. Every year guys here post over and over and over how well we are going to do IF a few of our long shot, low profile talent steps up like we hope and think they will. DUDE....... EVERY NFL team has a bunch of these kinds of players who..... if they emerge, will improve their team. The odds that any one team is going to have more of those pan out for them are non-existent. Colt versus Big Ben Anyone we have versus Hines Ward.................. Do you see where this is going? Year after year we have igh drsft picks and year after year we shy away from the kind of players that winners go after. Hey, nobody is a bigger Browns fan than me, but be realistic about it for Christ's sake. We play in the "B" market for players and we are a second tier team. That's the reality of it. Lerner is a 5 - 11 owner. Nuff said. Your my new hero i thought i wrote this, i agree with you on pretty much everything.

Signed with Pittsburgh. Nice pickup for the Steelers, unfortunately.

Plus McNabb isn't as good as everyone on ESPN makes you believe. Ask any Eagles, now Redskinds fans (I have them both at work), he'll throw around 10 balls a game at the feet of the receiver. His accuracy stinks and I don't want him!