I thought there were reports that it's likely that Pinkston would start this year over Lauvao and if I am not mistaken he [Pinkston] was a fifth rounder.
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In Topic: How Current Starter Acquired
05 June 2013 - 01:09 PM
In Topic: Minicamp Reports, 5-23
30 May 2013 - 08:16 AM
Chicago: Jeffrey was hurt a lot last year -- he'll break out if healthy. I'd start Jeffrey over Little. All I can tell you is that Jeffrey was a man among boys in the SEC and all that despite the fact he had a bad QB throwing to him.
KC: Bowe is better than any Browns receiver
Balt: NFL players voted Jones the #83 best player in the NFL, they think so much of him
Philly: There's a guy named Jackson who plays WR there
Miami: Hartline is an outstanding receiver.
St L: Tavon Austin is going to be the talk of the NFL in 2013
SF: I included Crabtree there, but you may be right, still to be determined.
Chicago - Alshon Jeffery was a lot bigger than most CBs in the SEC. In the NFL they are all bigger. I realize you could say that about anyone joining the NFL, but that was the only attribute that really stood out for him. I still think I would rate them higher, based on the fact that you can put nearly anyone along side Brandon Marshall
KC - I agree that Bowe is currently better than everything that we have (albeit not by a whole lot like the Marshalls, Megatrons, Fitzgeralds, AJ80s of the world), but the fact remains that their #2 is Donnie Avery. I'll take ours.
Balt - Jacoby Jones may have been rated #83. That's after a couple of big plays in the SuperBowl, and he was the hot topic at the time. He was also rated much higher based on the added value of the being a return man. He is not that good of a receiver.
Philly - Agreed. Jackson and Maclin are head and shoulders better than what we have.
Miami - This is a toss up for me. Mike Wallace is fast, but lacks good route running. It has been working for him so I digress, I just think that Gordon can be equally as good this year. And then you have Hartline who had a phenomenal season last year vs Little who had a phenomenal second half of the season. I think I would give a slight edge based on previous production to the Phins, but we'll be close.
StL - Their WR roster is composed of mostly rookies and a few second and third year pros. I will take what the Browns have every day, and twice on Sundays.
SF - If we're talking before injury, for sure SF. If we're taking in the fact that Vernon Davis is basically a WR, for sure SF. If they sign Brandon Loyd for sure them. If we do not take into account any/all of these ifs, it's a toss up. There is a reason (a couple really) that Boldin only costed a 6th rounder, and it wasn't only because the Ravens would have had to cut him any ways. He's getting old and getting slow. I think he is great in that procession receiver role, but needs a number 1 ahead of him. Jenkins and Patton along with Manningham comprise an intriguing group of talent battling for that #2 spot might still be hurt, I'm not sure. If the two rooks perform like people think they can, a big if, then I think it is for sure a toss up, but they need one of those 2-3 to step up, otherwise I will take ours.
In Topic: Jim Brown
28 May 2013 - 01:22 PM
I think after laughing hysterically at every Joeb post and all of the amazing replies I am starting to understand the incoherent. Let me try to translate this for the rest of you who use American English as your first language and who sometime in your life learned how to spell, punctuate and express yourselves at least decently.
His Post:
Mike screwed the pooch on that and Jimmy is now the poster child for Rogers Image scam . We will all pay a tax in are potato chips and beer prices . Jimmy Brown is no saint but ,100.000 a year grift on the browns to keep His mouth shut may be to costly for mike but , Jimmy haslem may see this as a deal .
This is going to turn out like that horrible Marlins scene of Mohammad ali being pushed out in his wheel chair , While shaking and boobing . So they can use that Image in The Marlins ORG.
Don't get me wrong I love Jimmy Brown and his Punch a feminist in her face Mentality . But Using him way after his expiration date is unfair.
Translation:
Holmgren screwed up by pushing Jim Brown out now Jimmy Haslam is paying for Roger Goodell's image scam(Having Jim Brown for people to cheer for helps sell tickets etc....and Goodell encourages this.) We are going to all have to pay more to enjoy the Browns now because we are paying Jim Brown to do nothing. We really just don't want him causing trouble and talking too much so we are paying him. Jim Brown is getting so old though that this is going to end as a disgrace to the city and the organization, just like the Marlin's wheeling out Mohammad Ali after he was reduced to shaking and Bobbing (BOOBING). LOL. Jim Brown is too old to have around the organization. But Joeb loves Jim Brown's punch a woman her face mentality.
Ok, How do you think I did?
I tried really hard but I still don't get why he said that Holmgren screwed up by pushing Jim Brown out if he is going to turn around and say that Jim Brown is too old to have around. So even though I translated, I guess it still doesn't make sense.
That's pretty well what I took away from it.
In Topic: Btw, I Got One Draft Pick Right. Gilkey. But In The 4Th Round...@@
13 May 2013 - 04:00 PM
You guys are putting way too much faith in 7th round and undrafted rookies. There's a reason they fell: Injury, Work Ethic, IQ, Not as good as we thought...
Would I love for either of them to come in and win a starting OG spot? Sure. I'm just not going to put too much stock into it when we have veterans in here that have done a solid, but not great job. We got a 3rd? and a 5th? rounder battling in Pinkston and Lauvoa, and not to mention Greco, who looked the best of the three last year.
In Topic: Armonty Bryant
08 May 2013 - 12:39 PM
Cutting him now will do us more harm than anything. Let's see what he has in the preseason, and if he is a borderline player with pretty good potential I think you keep him. If he is a borderline player and shows little potential you cut him. Who knows, maybe come in here and has a tremendous preseason and becomes a starting DE for us in a couple of years.
Cutting him will just look bad on us. 1) Says we would have wasted a 7th round pick 2) We didnt even give him a chance 3) If he gets picked up by someone, especially anyone in the division, and has a solid career, we just look stupid.
If he fails and doesnt amount to anything, well... at least we used a late pick on a guy who looked like he had some potential - all things considered.
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