
gotta love Bruce!

Mind Blowing.It's a team that has not been in the end zone in the last two home games, or in the first and third quarters of any of the nine games played this season.
That, along with the blown coverage/quick snap against the Bengals, were two of the biggest coaching gaffes I've EVER seen.Commander of Awesome;973538 wrote:Still can't believe the Alex Smith hand off.
BR1986FB;973612 wrote:Early mocks....enjoy!
http://www.rantsports.com/mock-draft/2011/11/10/2012-nfl-mock-draft-weekly-update-9/
http://www.drafttek.com/CMDRound1.asp
http://www.mynfldraft.com/NFL-Mock-Draft
http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2012-nfl-mock-draft/
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/mock
http://nflsfuture.com/2012-nfl-mock-draft-november-13-update/
http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/2012/2012-nfl-mock-draft.cfm?writer=37
http://nflsoup.com/?p=16185
http://www.draftsite.com/nfl/mock-draft/2012
http://walterfootball.com/draft2012.php
http://www.nfldraftdog.com/Mock-Drafts/2012-nfl-mock-draft.html
So you wouldn't use a 1st rounder on an Adrian Peterson, Matt Forte, (young) Tomlinson?like_that;973643 wrote:Drafting a RB in the first rd is such a waste imo, especially without an offensive line.
AP and Tomlinson sure, but that is hindsight. There are plenty of RBs taken in the first round in this league that haven't done shit, and plenty of RBs taken later that have had success. We have already went through this with wasting a pick on William Green.BR1986FB;973644 wrote:So you wouldn't use a 1st rounder on an Adrian Peterson, Matt Forte, (young) Tomlinson?
I like him a lot.Y-Town Steelhound;974193 wrote:I'm telling you guys....RGIII
I was thinking the same thing. Would be awesome.BR1986FB;974201 wrote:I like him a lot.
May have been mentioned but with him falling out of favor and being a fairly high Heckert pick, what are the chances Desean Jackson gets a "fresh start" in Cleveland next year?
That would simply be amazing....BR1986FB;974201 wrote:I like him a lot.
May have been mentioned but with him falling out of favor and being a fairly high Heckert pick, what are the chances Desean Jackson gets a "fresh start" in Cleveland next year?
I am for building through the draft but Heckert will, eventually, add some impact free agents when the time is right. A player like Desean Jackson would eliminate any need for a burner type WR. They also likely wouldn't need to use a 1st rounder on that position and could concentrate on other areas of need.Pick6;974248 wrote:We all know Cleveland isnt going to pay anybody big $$$..wasnt their biggest FA signing this season Usama Young? LOL
Also, BR, weren't you the one in favor of building through the draft and not spending money on bigger named FAs?
Thank you!DaBrowns41;974305 wrote:
On the Trent Richardson pick:
You take BPA, Richardson is a Top 10 player, and in my mind a Top 5 player.
Yes, RB's have a short life span. When they hit 30, they usually decline. That gives the 21 year old Richardson roughly 8-9 seasons to be a stud.
He's not just another RB. He's legit as RB's come. He's every bit as good as Peterson was coming out of Oklahoma, and more experienced, with less injury history.
T-Rich is a safe pick.
Oh thank you God!!! I am so relieved now.... :rolleyes:BR1986FB;974388 wrote:Thank you!
Interesting....
@ officialbrowns: "We're going to stick together & get this done. I guess I'm asking for trust." Mike Holmgren # Browns
I will say one thing. I saw a stat where since Heckert came aboard he has turned over the roster to the tune of 23 are no longer in football, 7 are on another team and playing limited to no snaps and 12 are playing minutes with a new team. In other words, 30 of the 53 man roster that Heckert inherited, or 56%, are worthless in 2011.OQB;974468 wrote:Oh thank you God!!! I am so relieved now.... :rolleyes: