@inspecta said:
If you can play center you can play guard. It's easier than center for obvious reasons and your still working as an interior linemen.
With that logic, every shortstop can play 2nd base.
Peralta's stick would look very nice at 2nd, o wait, he can't play second base even though it's easier than SS.
Cleveland Browns will have four minicamps
by Tony Grossi/Plain Dealer Reporter
Tuesday April 21, 2009, 4:33 PM
Updated at 4:54 p.m.
CLEVELAND -- Eric Mangini will take advantage of an NFL rule allowing first-year head coaches two extra minicamps. The Browns coach has scheduled a total of four minicamps for his players.
All 32 teams' minicamps were announced by the NFL today.
IMO, The Browns are NOT in good position for a trade down. ANy team seeking a QB would be best trading with KC at #3. If Sanchez is the guy for Seattle, they will not trade out. Again now if Sanchez is not picked in top 4, then why trade with the Browns? Neither Cincy #6 and Oakland #7 will take a QB but #8 Jacksonville might. So it would be best to trade with either Cincy or the Raiders.
Now if teams are targeting Curry, they will also need to jump Seattle at #4. Seattle will either take Sanchez or Curry.
The only way I see a team trading for our #5 is if they glamor for one of the WR's (Crabtree or Maclin) who the Raiders may snag at #7 or one of the OT that Cincy may grab at #6.
What time?
Apr 16th, 2009 @ 12:39 pm by Steve Doerschuk
George Kokinis headed off any Braylon Edwards and Brady Quinn trade questions by saying, “Internal business is something we’re not going to discuss in relation to trades and rumors.”
Kokinis indirectoly confirmed the team is listening and/or will listen to ofers for those two:
“If the phone rings, we’re gonna pick it up.”
Did the Browns try to acquire Jay Cutler?
Kokinis hesitated about three seconds before saying in general terms the Browns “discuss things internally.”
- Kokinis on Michael Crabtree: “He had a screw put in his foot and hasn’t really been able to work out, but put you on tape and he makes plays and gets in the end zone.”
- On Donté Stallworth’s status: “He’s on the team. I’m really not going to commeent on what his status might be. That whole situation is a tragedy.
“Donté was here at the beginning of the offseason program. Since then he’s been down in Miami … trying to get that thing straightened out.”
- On Jamal Lewis’ needing to be replaced faily soon:
“One thing about Jamal is, when you count him out, he runs you over. He had a little cleanup in his ankle. He feels good. I think he’s gonna come back pretty strong.” But …
“If a back is available and we like him, we’re gonna grab him.”
- On Aaron Curry:
“He’s got the versatility to play (inside or outside) and to play any (linebacking) position.”
@jadbf said:
While I might consider Couch a bust, I surely wouldn't consider him the worst first round pick ever....
Go compare Couch with Brian Sipes career comp % and QB rating and you may be shocked. LOL
I'd like to know where "Munch" - HEARS - this stuff, since our front office has been so secretive. I ask myself this question everytime I hear a rumor from the Cleveland Media. I don't think any of them have broken any stories so far this offseason. Nobody knew about Winslow, that's for sure.
Munch has ZERO sources with ANY team in Cleveland. Nobody talks to this guy.
Charlie White
AdaM said:
Long story short, I think I might be able to sue AT&T.Is any among us one of the law profession?
Seriously, I need to talk to somebody about this immediately.
Feel free to delete/move this thread shortly
well i guess the 1st question is. sue for what reason?
Cocaine.
I'm sure coke would have shown up in the blood test.
Something does not make sense. It was what? 7 am when he hit Reyes? 7 am? come on now, if he was drinking all night his number would have been greatly higher than 1.2. This smells of sleeping and waking up drunk and not realizing he was drunk rather than just being tired and hungover.
Dude, I love your logo but that's really hardcore. You wonder why people laugh at Cleveland? I hope your not happy about the Pittsburghpolice officers that got shot?
Huh? Please don't put word in my mouth. It's sad when anybody gets killed from Pittsburgh or not.
@inspecta said:
And you posted this on the board? With a misleading title to boot.Go away asshole, nobody wants to read anymore of your deceptive threads.
Hey I'm new here and I never called people bad names so why start on me like this. We are all Browns fans.. JERK.
Gee, It's more of a rip on the Plain Dealer than anything..
Anyhow..
I find it hard to believe any vehicle transporting Rogers could attain that kind of speed.
He's innocent.
But I do believe he should have been cited for no seat belt. I HIGHLY doubt he was wearing one unless it's some homemade job fit for him.
Browns star Shaun Rogers cited for speeding
by Gabriel Baird/Plain Dealer Reporter
Friday April 03, 2009, 3:19 PM
Plain DealerShaun Rogers
VERMILION — Browns Pro Bowl defensive lineman Shaun Rogers was cited Monday for going 87 mph in a 65-mph zone, police said
Rogers, 30, was pulled over by the Ohio Highway Patrol, Vermilion Police Chief Robert Kish said.
No OHP supervisor was available Friday afternoon to provide any details, but Kish said the 350-pound Brown has a court date on April 14, though that hearing will probably be waived.
My question to the Plain Dealer. Do you guys ever post actual news these days? Tough doing your jobs without inside sources? LOL haha, I hope you all loss your job and the PD goes out of business soon.
It seems to me that this could be a draft day deal.Trying to look at it as Giants fan, I think I'd prefer to try and trade up to #5 if Crabtree is available at that point. If they wanted to go that route it would have to be a draft day deal.
I'd switch first round picks with the Giants if they would give me their third and fifth. Could the Browns get more for that switch? I have no idea. Maybe they could get more if the Giants are as desperate as they may end up being since cutting Plaxico.
For me personally, accepting a third round and fifth rounder for the switch is more of a sign of how unimpressed I am with any #5 pick as much as it is the need for the Browns to get deeper.
This way you keep Edwards and still are going to get a lot of help with picks #29, #36, #50 and #91.
I'd think the Giants wouldn't trade for Edwards without a new contract first. Unless they would plan on Franchising him which is possible since Snee and Webster will no longer be 2010 UFA's.
NO NO NO
Add to that Brady Quinn, who has become a favorite of the fans while ticking off most of his teammates in the locker room.
http://www.morningjournal.com/articles/200...ts/mj846117.txt
"Messages seeking comment from Quinn and his agent Tom Condon were not immediately returned."
Quinn has already been told by Mankok that he is the starting QB. Also he has been given specific orders not to tell anybody publicly until DA is traded.
I have seen him play alot...I think he's the best QB in this draft long term. There is no reason for those teams to trade up if this guy fits there "mold" of a Qb. Freeman is better than Flacco. So if you want a 6'6" 250 lb Qb with a Cannon you take him. Big BOOM or Big Bust as most first Round Qb's
Just so you know...... Alot is not a word it's a
town and a nagar panchayat in Ratlam district in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India.
What you should have said "a lot"
It could be a smoke screen or the Browns FO wants to cover all their bases in case a deal they can't pass up happens on draft involving one of their QB's.
Drafting a 1st round QB is not a Mankok type of move.
No why would we waste our time bringing in a 1st round QB ? This makes no sense at all.
