This.Writerbuckeye wrote: How about we wait another year or so before we declare Robiskie a bust? Lots of receivers don't develop overnight in the pros...but turn out to be very productive players within a few years.
i wouldnt call Robiskie a bust , i think he somehow got in mangini's dog house. thus limiting his reps and playing time.Writerbuckeye wrote: How about we wait another year or so before we declare Robiskie a bust? Lots of receivers don't develop overnight in the pros...but turn out to be very productive players within a few years.
Thats your opinion and that fine but until we put the pieces together to build our offense completely its hard to tell what we have. For a rookie playing as the no 1 wr I think he did very well.BR1986FB wrote: Considering the talent at WR in the NFL, I hope you don't weigh a lot because I think that "limb" will break and you'll come crashing to the ground. I think he "could" be a serviceable possession receiver but definitely not elite.
I must have missed the part of the season when Robiskie was our #1.Bluepride13 wrote:
For a rookie playing as the no 1 wr I think he did very well.
Wasnt referring to ROBO...I was talking about MoMass.BR1986FB wrote:I must have missed the part of the season when Robiskie was our #1.Bluepride13 wrote:
For a rookie playing as the no 1 wr I think he did very well.
a) he never was the #1 receiver
and
b) I wouldn't say his lofty 7 receptions for 106 yards was playing "well."
Brainfart. I know they tendered him at the 4th and was going to type the 4th but for some reason my dumb ass typed 5th. That's the sticking point. They want to give up a 5th or a later rounder. Guy may be flat out released.Writerbuckeye wrote: BR, I believe you've got it wrong. Sims was tendered at the 4th round and the Browns are trying to get him for less (likely one of their 5ths).
Eagles were looking for a third-round pick, while the Browns were countering with a fifth or sixth.pkebker wrote: What does Philly want for Gocong?
