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I am always amazed that accuracy and anticipation aren't more highly regarded as a QB. I feel as though Kessler's ability to see the play unfold quicker than most, means he can throw the ball earlier, which makes up for his lack of arm strength?
I am only an Aussie though, not as exposed to the game as you guys so I don't know as much, probably wrong.
If the Patriots picked Kessler, they'd be geniuses, because the Browns have, it's a terrible pick.
what is a whinger? Is that some british term?
Somebody who complains all the time.
Aussie term probably, I have to be careful with slang.
So nice to see a bloke so emotional, after being drafted.
What's nice is seeing people bag out a bloke who hasn't played a game.
Give Coleman a fucking chance, whingers like you pricks are what is wrong with this organisation.
Would love Doctson at the club.
Warriors won't get past the Spurs.
Lebron had better get used to the idea of his good friend Leonard.
Buckeyes fans are all over Zeke's dick.
He won't be there at 8 regardless, get an OT like Conklin, or if Stanley/Tunsil are there for some reason.
My 5 favourite albums:
1. Pink Floyd - The Wall
2. Queen - A Night at the Opera
3. Tool - Aenima
4. Megadeth - Rust in Peace
5. Cat Stevens - Tea for Tillerman
D.D Verni, Les Claypool, Dave Ellefson, Danny Lilker, Geddy Lee or Cliff Burton.
So hard to seperate this bunch for me.
XxDaBuckeyexX said:
For sure, whats funny is hes not in Madden.
He actually is. 
XxDaBuckeyexX said:
If he has been playing Madden he'll step right in and dominate!!!......
Amen to Madden
Have to admit, my boy has done pretty well so far.
But this is the big league now, this is when it matters, is an interesting story, I am sure you will admit?
Having yet another really good game for the Niners 
Adrian Peterson runs just as high though doesn't he?
Hayne also runs the same 40 as him, same height, and is 5 pounds heavier.
If he doesn't make the list, I'd kill to see him work with our O-line/special teams.
BUMP
53 yard run, first game, second run.
Followed by a reasonable punt return.
This has "cheesy Disney film" written all over it. A team thats lobbied by the Disney Corporation will sign him for 1 season just so Disney can rake in the dough with a "Based on a True Story" inspiring film starring Jon Hamm as Jarryd.
Disney actually gave Jarryd the 4 million dollars left on his contract to leave the Parramatta Eels, I love it 
Got any good futbol players over there that can kick?
Aussie Rules players can all kick, the pressure of NFL would be the issue
If I were the Browns, I'd be scouting here for kicking talent.
Clev, I have played Rugby my whole life, a coach would kill you if you did an arm tackle, and there's significantly more head on stuff in Rugby, trust me, the physicality won't be something he will need to get used to.
And with regards to north south running, Rugby is ALL north/south. I am starting to think you are thinking of Australian Rules Football, which is a completely different game to Rugby. That's where you guys pick up all your punters from.
Here's Aussie Rules: Which is a mix between Basketball and Rugby, and actually does have blocking schemes.
Here's Rugby League: Which is a north/south game, the code closest to NFL out of all other ball sports. This is Jarryd Hayne scoring a try. (touchdown)
As a fullback in Rugby League you have to be the best tackler in the team, and he was the best full-back in the league. I myself have started playing Football this year, I have been told I have the perfect tackling technique for Football because of my Rugby background. Hayne will have no issues there.
As BBB2 said, route running is the biggest thing to get used to, I have been going between centre and full-back, and the complexity of the positions are absolutely bewildering at a club level, so I dread to think how complex it is at NFL level.
Also, the below article was released today about the 49er's and the Seahawks showing interest.
Hey guys,
Sorry if this is a lengthy post, but I believe this could be very interesting.
I am a Browns fan from Australia, I mostly lurk on the forums, but I thought I'd bring up an interesting topic that has been huge in Australia in the last 3 months, front page stuff, tonnes of interest and a lot of pissed off Rugby fans.
The best Rugby player, arguably of all time, has left the game to pursue a career in the NFL. He has been a fan since he was a boy.
His name is Jarryd Hayne, he's 6'2, 220 pounds, fast, evasive, can catch any ball kicked or thrown at him, tackle anyone, has a very strong core, can stop on a time and step anyone.
He has no weaknesses in the Australian game, and is one of the best athletes in the country.
However,
As we know, Football is a complex game, it has set routes and plays. Rugby however doesn't have a huge amount of structure by comparison, and Hayne's strength in play is improvisation and instinct.
He's 26, this doesn't give him much time to succeed, his age could impair this.
Where does he fit? I could see him playing as a punt/kick returner in the NFL to start with, and perhaps moving onto a running back role if he shone as a returner and started to understand the plays. In the Australian game, if you drop the ball it's an instant interception to the other team, they don't even have to catch the ball, he played a position called "Fullback" where in Rugby you're the last line of defense, and you need to catch the ball when it's kicked deep (one in every 4 plays), I don't think I once saw him drop it.
By rugby league standards, he has elite pace. By Football standards, probably just very fast. We don't use the 40 yard dash as a pace measurement, but apparently has run a 4.5 in recent testing.
I'd be absolutely thrilled to find he'd be in any NFL training camp in the off season, let alone the Browns (the dream).
Do any of you think he's even a shot at making an NFL squad?
Below is a video displaying his ability to run with the ball and step players with very little space.
Thanks for your time.
Tudeski.
I intend to one day, also chose the Akron Zips (Kangaroo Mascot, made sense) as my college team, so I'll have a few games to go along to!
