CLEconomically Speaking;1434710 wrote:So basically you googled him after the Browns made the pick and this is what you found?
Just wait till Tyler Bray goes to someone else. Then flame him. McFadden fills a need, IDGAF if he has fluid hips as long as he can guard someone better than Skrine has on the outside. If we grab a guard tomorrow then I am a fan of the new regime. They know where we're weak and drafted accordingly. Can't ask for much more...wes_mantooth;1434716 wrote:Lol...who pissed in your wheaties?
Anyhow, I am a believer of a monster pass rush and average corner play. It is what works anymore
Did you infer something other than that?CLEconomically Speaking;1434710 wrote:So basically you googled him after the Browns made the pick and this is what you found?
Can't play the outside. We don't need a nickel corner. And supposedly AZ is moving him to FS. Not to mention is other issues. No thanks.scoreboard;1434763 wrote:I wish we would've given Honey Badger a shot. He's gonna be a stud and I think hell keep his nose clean.
A lot of teams apparently felt like that's exactly what McFadden is.iclfan2;1434771 wrote:Can't play the outside. We don't need a nickel corner.
I didn't want anything to do with Mathieu either, though.Andrew Mason ‏@MaseDenver 24 Feb San Diego State CB Leon McFadden said he met w/ the #Broncos last night. Says most teams are asking him about playing nickel corner.
Mulva;1434783 wrote:A lot of teams apparently felt like that's exactly what McFadden is. I didn't want anything to do with Mathieu either, though.
What tweets? That's a guy who covers the Broncos. When McFadden met with Denver 2 months ago, he (McFadden) said most teams were asking him about playing nickel.SportsAndLady;1434786 wrote:How many of those tweets turned out to be bullshit?
Not if we put heat on the QB :thumbup:Mulva;1434788 wrote:What tweets? That's a guy who covers the Broncos. When McFadden met with Denver 2 months ago, he (McFadden) said most teams were asking him about playing nickel.
That wasn't a rumor, it was something the player himself said.
There are people who think he can play outside because of his physicality, and others who think he can't because of his size/speed deficiencies. The Browns can't really afford the latter to be correct or its going to be a long-ass year in the secondary.
Laley23;1434778 wrote:I dont think he can keep his nose clean...
HitsRus;1434776 wrote:Nothing against McFadden, but I would have liked them to take the honey badger ( who went to the Cardinals on the next pick). That would have been a marketing guys dream....Barkevious and Tyrann. Oh, well.
....moreso....I think Mathieu would have been a first round pick if he kept his nose clean.
Cards plan to play him at safety.
Mulva;1434788 wrote:The Browns can't really afford the latter to be correct or its going to be a long-ass year in the secondary.
This, and that's why I loved the Mingo get.Dr. KnOiTaLL;1434792 wrote:Not if we put heat on the QB :thumbup:
Mulva;1434788 wrote:What tweets? That's a guy who covers the Broncos. When McFadden met with Denver 2 months ago, he (McFadden) said most teams were asking him about playing nickel.
That wasn't a rumor, it was something the player himself said.
There are people who think he can play outside because of his physicality, and others who think he can't because of his size/speed deficiencies. The Browns can't really afford the latter to be correct or its going to be a long-ass year in the secondary.
BR1986FB;1434821 wrote:Like the Bess pickup, a lot. No excuses for Weeden this year. Filled a need with the corner. Would like to see a guard or safety next.
Honey Badger isn't keeping his nose clean, imo. Dude is a first class clown who hasn't learned his lesson. Failed TEN drug tests at LSU, within the past two weeks has blown off visits to the Texans and another team AND the night before the first round it leaked he was having a "Honey Badger 1st Round Selection Draft Party." Not only was this just throwing a party (which isn't uncommon) but was billing it as projecting himself to go in the 1st.
