@thaak said:Why not? Shanahan is the one who taught Alex Gibbs the zone blocking. Don't you think Shanahan will want a left tackle to effectively block for McNabb in his zone blocking scheme? touche my friend. http://rob-rang.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/bl...w;pageContainer I still think that 3 tackles will still go in a row from 4-6 though.

Thanks for the help everyone. Since I don't know if I will be in Cleveland after graduation I want to stay away from a PSL (let alone I dont have the money up front to do that). I think I am going to go the Craigslist route. But if any of you have a pair of season tickets you are looking to unload for less than $1,000, send me an email at [email protected]

@brownindian said:How is 1.4 an insulting offer ? Most of the well paid Kick returners also have a big role as WR or RB with their teams. Cribbs @ WR and RB has not succeed continuously for us. So why should he be paid top billing ? That's a little unfair if you ask me. Nobody has been continously succeeding in Cleveland, not Edwards, Winslow, the coaches, the QB's especially. When you cannot get the ball into your playmakers hands regularly, and don't have the building blocks for success, then nobody can succeed. Cribbs has 6.9 yards per carry on 55 carries in 2009. In the last 3 years he leads the league in combined yardage, over guys like A Peterson, D Sproiles and T Ginn. To say he cannot be a WR is a little premature when you have guys who cannot play QB. Most of the KR's that are ranked below Cribbs make $3-5M a year. For what this kid does I don't think $2.3 - $2.7 is too much to ask. The more opportunities you give him the more he will produce on offense. Like Jerome Harrison, if you give him the chance he will repay you.