As bad as Manziel, Quinn, and Weeden were, we've actually had a couple that were worse I believe. Look at the defensive players we have swung and missed on. Bark, Warren, Wimbley, etc.sleeper;1735167 wrote:If it weren't for Quinn and Manziel, he may be the worst first round draft pick ever.
Trich pick pretty bad seeing as how he got cut.sleeper;1735167 wrote:If it weren't for Quinn and Manziel, he may be the worst first round draft pick ever.
I'd say the simple fact they scammed a first-rounder out of Indy for him would have to put him a level or two above their worst busts. Getting reasonably-close-to-equal value for him is pretty incredible, especially considering that a lot of superior players don't bring in more than 4-to-7 round picks.iclfan2;1735192 wrote:Trich pick pretty bad seeing as how he got cut.
Won't surprise me if they open up more ticket closer to the event to try and up the number.wildcats20;1736618 wrote:Not the least bit shocking...
@MikeCairns5: #Browns announce they have sold out the Orange and Brown Scrimmage at Ohio Stadium. (60,000 tickets) Tix went on sale today
WR is the only position he can actually play in the NFL at. With that said, I think you can still do better than him at WR but it's worth a shot.Commander of Awesome;1736614 wrote:Browns claimed new WR Pryor from the bungals
With any imagination at all, I could see Pryor being an interesting gadget play guy at the very min. He's huge, runs well, throws like a shot putter. Could line up at WR, outside, slot, or even move TE. Big question is can he catch?sleeper;1736621 wrote:WR is the only position he can actually play in the NFL at. With that said, I think you can still do better than him at WR but it's worth a shot.
Thats the biggest question IMO. I see no reason why he couldn't be used like Jimmy Graham. Listed as a TE, but hardly ever lines up in the position. Now obviously not comparing him in the slighest, just the roles could play.Commander of Awesome;1736636 wrote:With any imagination at all, I could see Pryor being an interesting gadget play guy at the very min. He's huge, runs well, throws like a shot putter. Could line up at WR, outside, slot, or even move TE. Big question is can he catch?
Interesting...RotinGregLittle;1736639 wrote:Why wouldn't he be able to catch? I used to play catch all the time in highschool and only dropped the ball a couple times.
Time will tell.HighRoller74;1736638 wrote:Thats the biggest question IMO. I see no reason why he couldn't be used like Jimmy Graham. Listed as a TE, but hardly ever lines up in the position. Now obviously not comparing him in the slighest, just the roles could play.
He absolutely can catch and he's shown that at Ohio State. My biggest worry is not that he can catch, the big question is can he take hits? He's typically avoided contact his entire career and I don't think he can take hits.Commander of Awesome;1736636 wrote:With any imagination at all, I could see Pryor being an interesting gadget play guy at the very min. He's huge, runs well, throws like a shot putter. Could line up at WR, outside, slot, or even move TE. Big question is can he catch?
Probably this. I have no confidence in him as a player.like_that;1736642 wrote:Better chance of Pryor not making the team than actually making any plays for the Browns. He is garbage.
Based on this? That's one catch. Come on...sleeper;1736649 wrote:He absolutely can catch and he's shown that at Ohio State. My biggest worry is not that he can catch, the big question is can he take hits? He's typically avoided contact his entire career and I don't think he can take hits.
That play is unstoppable.Commander of Awesome;1736653 wrote:Based on this? That's one catch. Come on...
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Also LOL at thinking an OSU team would go 2 games in a season without a TD. Just LOL
This. Absolutely he can catch.robj55;1736656 wrote:An athlete of that caliber can catch the ball, his hand eye coordination is very high, was a top 20 high school basketball player. Basketball requires a lot of hand eye coordination.
