Like I've been saying for 16 yrs, Orange Jerseys, Brown Pants. Not that hard, and is a pwn combo.Pick6;1721341 wrote:I like the orange on brown
TurribleCommander of Awesome;1721347 wrote:Like I've been saying for 16 yrs, Orange Jerseys, Brown Pants. Not that hard, and is a pwn combo.
Agreed. Also you wear toe shoes, your fashion sense is invalid. :laugh:BR1986FB;1721353 wrote:Not ever going to a game to see the jerseys live, Turrible
Say what you want but most people I know hate the orange jerseys. I'd rather see them wear those Oregon camo jerseys over that orange crap.Commander of Awesome;1721355 wrote:Agreed. Also you wear toe shoes, your fashion sense is invalid. :laugh:
Who is most? Most of my friends in my age group love the orange jerseys.BR1986FB;1721356 wrote:Say what you want but most people I know hate the orange jerseys. I'd rather see them wear those Oregon camo jerseys over that orange crap.
Most of my friends/coworkers in YOUR age group hate them.like_that;1721358 wrote:Who is most? Most of my friends in my age group love the orange jerseys.
No kidding...this whole re-branding thing has been a truckload of fail. Browns need new PR people lolCommander of Awesome;1721326 wrote:Being confirmed by Darly Ruiter on twitter that these are the legit jerseys:lolfail on browns trying to keep them under wraps.
Browns wanna run the ball. Twest is an idiot that can't run the right way, The Crow has the worst balance I've ever seen in a RB. That being said, we draft a RB before the 5th round, I'll be fucking pissed.BR1986FB;1721386 wrote:http://cle.247sports.com/Bolt/Browns-meet-with-very-interested-in-Todd-Gurley-36783607
Shanny didn't do them any favors that's for sure, but I agree. Think we're set at RB.Midstate01;1721388 wrote:I think they're badass
I'll be very pissed if they take a RB in the 1st or reach for that Perriman kid from UCF at #19.Commander of Awesome;1721387 wrote:Browns wanna run the ball. Twest is an idiot that can't run the right way, The Crow has the worst balance I've ever seen in a RB. That being said, we draft a RB before the 5th round, I'll be fucking pissed.
Perriman's drops are Leon esque. No thanks.BR1986FB;1721400 wrote:I'll be very pissed if they take a RB in the 1st or reach for that Perriman kid from UCF at #19.
I agree but I do want to say this because I was thinking about it recently: are the Seahawks anywhere near as effective on offense without Lynch? They're already a team carried by their defense, and I'd argue Lynch is equally, if not more, important to their offense than Wilson.Commander of Awesome;1721387 wrote:Browns wanna run the ball. Twest is an idiot that can't run the right way, The Crow has the worst balance I've ever seen in a RB. That being said, we draft a RB before the 5th round, I'll be fucking pissed.
He has to be talking about the uniforms, right?Commander of Awesome;1721399 wrote:Shanny didn't do them any favors that's for sure, but I agree. Think we're set at RB.
Laley23;1721405 wrote:He has to be talking about the uniforms, right?
Seahawks are really the outlier in this though. Look at Jacksonville when MJD was a stud, or Vikings with AP, or the Rams when Steven Jackson was a stud. Didn't mean much without other pieces. Seahawks have a stud QB, who doesn't turn the ball over (SB play not being the best example), a dominant defense that STOPS the run, and a tremendous home field advantage.lhslep134;1721404 wrote:I agree but I do want to say this because I was thinking about it recently: are the Seahawks anywhere near as effective on offense without Lynch? They're already a team carried by their defense, and I'd argue Lynch is equally, if not more, important to their offense than Wilson.
I know you're thinking, "why the F is this relevant"? Well, maybe it's possible a 1st round back with actual 1st round talent (looking at you T-Rich) is a viable pick for a team whose holes don't need to be filled with a first round talent (maybe needed a RT or a second LB etc.)
I don't mean to say that the Browns don't have other holes or that we should take Gurley; but maybe in some situations drafting a RB earlier might be worth it? This is a post better suited for the random NFL chatter thread but your post sparked something in my head. I expect this to be a minority thought.
I think the Seahawks are the only possible example of having few enough holes that it could even conceivably be worth it. And as COA said they didn't even spend a 1st rounder on Lynch, he fell into their laps.like_that;1721410 wrote:I don't know how anyone who has paid attention to the NFL the last 10 years can argue for using a first round pick on a RB. Especially Browns fans who saw us trade up to the third pick for a shitty RB.
