that signature should be banned, I now blame any browns loss on that disgusting signature.

There's a report over at the OBR that the Browns' FO doesn't view Matthews as a scheme fit. And they're said to be interested in Cushing and Maualuga, but not at #5. If this "silly season" report is accurate, my guess is that the Browns don't view Matthews as a good fit because he's exclusively an undersized WOLB, which is Wimbley's spot. I'd be curious where the Browns see Cushing playing in their defense. In the one game he played at ILB this year, 290 lb. OG C.E. Kaiser was all up in his grill all game long. Cushing didn't look to be comfortable playing inside, though a little more experience could change that. Personally, I think Cushing would be better off playing 4-3 SLB.

Do we really need Lewis running over us for 200+ yards every time we play him? Let's keep him around....

Be Afraid... Be VERY AFRAID!!!!!

I like Greene, but he will not go in the first round. A mid to late second is likely where he'll be drafted. He's a poor man's version of Beanie Wells. Of course, like Alo said, I think a lot will depend on his bowl game and combine performance. I would be happy going defense (Curry if available - I agree with Destin) in round one and Greene in round two. By the way, if the Squeelers win next week, they will be in first place in the AFC. How the hell did that happen?! Son-of-bitch.

Shon Greene, but I think as time moves on and after the combine and pro days, he should be one of those guys that start moving up the board. When all is said and done, I don't believe Jennings will be there either. Mathews will definately be there in round 3. Also, there should be a lot better receivers then Robiskie still available in round 3.

@shepwrite said:Who was that Larry guy I blurbed off of OBR, Al? I know you've brought him up again. Larry English of Northern Illinois. In this clip, Mike Mayock compares English to LaMarr Woodley. I watched a little of N. Illinois' game against Navy, and I was a bit disappointed with English's read/react and change of direction skills. He may be a little tight-hipped for playing 3-4 OLB. Then again, people said the same thing about Woodley. This is from nfldraftscout's scouting report of Woodley: Might have the size and experience at linebacker, but even when playing that position, he was pulled in obvious passing situations (struggles getting good depth in his drops)...Has a great motor, but will sometimes get too out of control and over-pursue...Has good lateral range, but looks sluggish opening his hips through transition. A lot will depend on how English looks in linebacker drills at the Senior Bowl & measures out at the Combine. But even if he's not the most agile guy, he's definitely proven himself as a pass-rusher:

and who would that be, oh self-assured one?

He's uuuuugly too. He makes Gheorge Muresan look like a GQ model.

As I have been saying, Plax isn't the only receiver in the league with a gun!

He is the antithesis of Romeo....that guy looks like he needs to enjoy a cheeseburger or a dozen wings and a few beers a little more often.

I guess if i sit and reflect... my biggest problem with the 3- is our coaching staff.... if we clean slate and get new coaches i guess i would be more for it. I mean ... was the 3-4 really designed to rush 3 and drop the OLB in coverage! This is the worse use of the 3-4 i have ever seen..... No matter who we get... i hope they help bring some much needed attitude to our DEFENCE! One thing is for sure for those of you/us that want to stay in the 3-4... if Clay Mathews Jr. is there in round 2... he is a steal!

season isnt over and your worried about the draft. what a bunch of whiners. rac will be gone soon so maybe you can get someone who will read your draft wannabees.

@ballpeen said:Masters....just a mention on Kams sack last week...nobody blocked him. I agree....its a sack...sort of like Chump Thompson sacks...he got his when plays broke down and Chump happened to run someone down or they ran in to him..a qb run for a loss is a sack. I want to see Wimp actually rush the passer...beat his blocker and get some real sacks...I could probably get a sack if nobody blocked me. Oh I know. The article does leave that out. We have talked about this before, but I think the first issue with Kam is the coaching/scheme. Guys don't get 11 sacks their rookie year and go into the tank for no reason. If he got fat and out of shape, I'd get it. But that doesn't seem to be the case. So either the dude can't learn or has no heart, or the coaching blows. The other key in that article, which I have at least seen in games is "They've slid the line to him and they've done a good job of chipping with the back to his side." So why the frak is the D coordinator or HC not countering this with schemes to free up Kam, or take advantage of that double team or chip with pressure elsewhere?

@old-dawg said:JADBF, great analogy! Masters, absolutely! The new air filter(Brady Quinn) certainly helps, but until we fix the bad tires(defense), the rickety steering(coaching) & the stuttering engine(Oline/running attack) we are far from road trip ready!!! The good news is that we fixed the air filter problem. One down & 3 to go..........beats 3rd & long!!! Well, I think that stuttering engine is on it's way to fixed with that new air filter. Were a whole lost less 3rd and longs last Thursday. If Quinn can continue to successfully take what he is given in the passing game, the engine will start humming quietly.

Romeo Crennel said:Jerome, he is very patient as far as waiting his turn and, when he gets the opportunity, trying to make the most of it. Yeah. Whatever. Fuck, Romeo, by the time Jerome "earns" some playing time on a team you're coaching, he'll be ready to retire.

\ said:^^ HE`s :Thinkin ARBYS !! " ^^ He should be thinking "Unemployment Line." DWJ

Maybe it was because Phil Dawson made a 54 yard FG. Not to mention that rock would've easily went in from 65.