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[QUOTE=GOBB;14996841]Someone tell Stefanski his job is jeopardy now with Deion lurking and house hunting.[/QUOTE]Word lol
That’s why vast majority of that damn war room was crickets. Deion gonna try to smear all of em, every last one of em, if given the chance. Would love to see old man Flacco just surprise everyone and KO Neon Deion with a heavy overhand right week 13
[QUOTE=Meticode;14996816]Round 4 complete, Sanders still on the board
To put this in prospective the Jets, Raiders and Steelers could use a future quarterback.
The Raiders passed on him seven times.
The Jets passed on him five times.
The Steelers passed on him three times.[/QUOTE]Meticode on top of the NFL nitty gritty.
You’re an Ohio dude, thru and thru. :rockon:
[QUOTE=BarberSchool;14998158]Meticode on top of the NFL nitty gritty.
You’re an Ohio dude, thru and thru. :rockon:[/QUOTE]
I'm from Cincy and we had some really bad years in the late 90s and early 2000s as a Bengals fan.
I remember my first Bengals game as a kid. Welcome to the Jungle gets blasted and the team runs out into the field. You'd run through an f*cking wall you're so pumped. Then reality hits you and the Bungals lose by 35. Harsh reality.
At least we had some decent years with Carson Palmer and A.J. Green, Burrow is a stud, but the Browns? They've had it hard man. I mean, the team left the city for several years.
Rough to be a fan there for them. Especially when you think of franchises like the Packers that had two hall of fame quarterbacks back-to-back and never had to worry about the position for literally three decades. Maybe over four decades if Love keeps doing what he's doing.
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NFL fined the Atlanta Falcons $250,000 and DC Ulbrich $100,000 for leaking Sanders' phone number. Apparently Ulbrich's son went through his father's iPad and obtained it.
If you're curious how much Ulbrich makes, he made roughly $1.6 million this past season.
[QUOTE=GOBB;14997323]Giants panthers cards got the best bang for your buck in this draft.
Browns not so much. Traded back and passed on the best player in Travis. Then took 2 QBs.[/QUOTE]
If Browns got a first round QB in the 5th…wouldn’t that make it a good draft?
[QUOTE=warriorfan;14999438]If Browns got a first round QB in the 5th…wouldn’t that make it a good draft?[/QUOTE]
No. The Browns are horrible at scouting QBs and developing them. The worst in the league. Them taking two in the draft tells you all you need to know in regards to them not having a clue what they're doing. At this point they're just throwing darts blindly at the board and hoping I one sticks. Which is basically what they've done with the last 40 quarterbacks the last 26 years.
[QUOTE=Meticode;14999748]No. The Browns are horrible at scouting QBs and developing them. The worst in the league. Them taking two in the draft tells you all you need to know in regards to them not having a clue what they're doing. At this point they're just throwing darts blindly at the board and hoping I one sticks. Which is basically what they've done with the last 40 quarterbacks the last 26 years.[/QUOTE]
If Sanders is a high first round talent like some say….and browns snag him in the fifth. Thats a good ass draft even if you don’t hit your others out of the park.
[QUOTE=warriorfan;14999780]If Sanders is a high first round talent like some say….and browns snag him in the fifth. Thats a good ass draft even if you don’t hit your others out of the park.[/QUOTE]
A bad weather city isn't a great spot for someone that doesn't have a strong arm. For example Goff has struggled in bad weather. Ditto Tua.
[QUOTE=tontoz;14999845]A bad weather city isn't a great spot for someone that doesn't have a strong arm. For example Goff has struggled in bad weather. Ditto Tua.[/QUOTE]
You play fantasy, if you get bijan in the last round is it a good draft outside the 1 in a 100 you next level blow all your other picks?
[QUOTE=warriorfan;14999780]If Sanders is a high first round talent like some say….and browns snag him in the fifth. Thats a good ass draft even if you don’t hit your others out of the park.[/QUOTE]
The only reason the Browns drafted him is because ownership forced the draft war room to do it. The war room didn't want him.
He'll go to Cleveland, probably start several games along with the other two or three quarterbacks there, underperform and move along to another franchise trying to capture his round one talent like countless other teams have tried to do with Brown quarterbacks.
It was a bad pick and a wasted pick. He won't be a Brown after two or three season and he'll be a backup somewhere trying to keep himself off the practice squad.
[QUOTE=warriorfan;14999780]If Sanders is a high first round talent like some say….and browns snag him in the fifth. Thats a good ass draft even if you don’t hit your others out of the park.[/QUOTE]
If you force me to ignore the history of Browns QBs from drafting/developing to signing? And isolate it to just the drag t? Overall the Browns had a subpar draft at best. Even if you or people feel Sanders is a first rd talent. Explain why they took Gabriel in the 3rd? NFL teams don’t throw away 3rd rd picks. And if reports are true it was the owner who drafted Sanders not the GM and Head Coach. Right there even IF Sanders is a first rd talent. Your HC and GM want THEIR guy (Gabriel) regardless. Sanders is better than Gabriel so it’ll be interesting to see how they plays out.
I actually like the RB they took Henderson. Other than that Browns just Browns.
[QUOTE=warriorfan;14999852]You play fantasy, if you get bijan in the last round is it a good draft outside the 1 in a 100 you next level blow all your other picks?[/QUOTE]
This isn't fantasy. Even in the best case scenario he's still a weak armed QB in a bad weather city.
If he was drafted by a dome team I think he would have a much better chance to succeed.
[QUOTE=GOBB;14999940]If you force me to ignore the history of Browns QBs from drafting/developing to signing? And isolate it to just the drag t? Overall the Browns had a subpar draft at best. Even if you or people feel Sanders is a first rd talent. Explain why they took Gabriel in the 3rd? NFL teams don’t throw away 3rd rd picks. And if reports are true it was the owner who drafted Sanders not the GM and Head Coach. Right there even IF Sanders is a first rd talent. Your HC and GM want THEIR guy (Gabriel) regardless. Sanders is better than Gabriel so it’ll be interesting to see how they plays out.
I actually like the RB they took Henderson. Other than that Browns just Browns.[/QUOTE]
If you throw away a third pick but get a first round talent in the fifth it more than offset itself.
[QUOTE=tontoz;15000029]This isn't fantasy. Even in the best case scenario he's still a weak armed QB in a bad weather city.
If he was drafted by a dome team I think he would have a much better chance to succeed.[/QUOTE]
They could flip him for something if he is a first round talent.
[QUOTE=Meticode;14999867]The only reason the Browns drafted him is because ownership forced the draft war room to do it. The war room didn't want him.
He'll go to Cleveland, probably start several games along with the other two or three quarterbacks there, underperform and move along to another franchise trying to capture his round one talent like countless other teams have tried to do with Brown quarterbacks.
It was a bad pick and a wasted pick. He won't be a Brown after two or three season and he'll be a backup somewhere trying to keep himself off the practice squad.[/QUOTE]
So you are basically saying he’s not really a first round talent.
There is no offsetting the 3rd rd pick u threw away because you took a 5th rd pick who hypothetically speaking pans out as a first rd player. Teams are built through the draft. You can get a Tom Brady in the 5th rd. Throwing away the 3rd is still bad.
We won’t know how these picks pan out for another 2-3 years.
[QUOTE=GOBB;15000034]There is no offsetting the 3rd rd pick u threw away because you took a 5th rd pick who hypothetically speaking pans out as a first rd player. Teams are built through the draft. You can get a Tom Brady in the 5th rd. Throwing away the 3rd is still bad.
We won’t know how these picks pan out for another 2-3 years.[/QUOTE]
Picking a guy who should have went first in the fifth round heavily outweighs missing on a third pick.