Hyperbole is an effective debate tool. I merely use an extreme to prove a point and you take it as a realistic example.like_that;1643873 wrote:Clearly you don't if you are trying to make unrealistic trades to prove a shitty point. LOLFAIL, keep grasping though little guy.
In a 3-4, having 11 Lineman in training camp is a lot. Do you even football bro?Commander of Awesome;1643882 wrote:Having 11 bodies in Training Camp = depth? Browns would be stupid to trade for a WR then since we have 12 on our current roster. LOLFAIL
I recognized it, and I labeled it a reach. Not surprised you couldn't comprehend that.sleeper;1643884 wrote:Hyperbole is an effective debate tool. I merely use an extreme to prove a point and you take it as a realistic example.
The fail is on you for not recognizing the over arching point in my post. Carry on.
Considering the front 7 takes up about 64% of the defense, you want a lot of guys at TC. Most of those guys are there to be bodies at camp. Let me know when can speak knowledgeably about football. Thanks.sleeper;1643885 wrote:In a 3-4, having 11 Lineman in training camp is a lot. Do you even football bro?
I'm not surprised either considering his past few posts in this thread.like_that;1643899 wrote:I recognized it, and I labeled it a reach. Not surprised you couldn't comprehend that.
Footwedge;1643643 wrote:Oh looky here. An internet tough guy. Woo hoo. Back iI the day, I whip your ass and fat boy too...at the same time.
Your ripping the argument for Phil Taylor for "having" good years but say he is expendable. But then use the same argument that Andre had a good year last year and is going to be good for years.BR1986FB;1643778 wrote:Johnson put up 1400 yards last year, 1600 the year before. He still has 3-5 good years left in him.
No tin foil hat at all. Your reasoning is sound. I doubt Grossman was brought in to be the 3rd stringer.Pick6;1643929 wrote:I was talking about this with a co-worker today. While they may not be trading Hoyer to the Texans, I could still see it happening, mostly because of the signing of Rex Grossman. Point is, Rex Grossman, while not great, has a lot of experience and is an ideal back up. You don't sign him to be a 3rd string practice squad QB. You sign young developmental guys like Thaddeus Lewis for that. Also, if Hoyer isn't the starter, I doubt he wants to be here. And obviously whoever the back up is, is going to bring controversy either time the starter fucks up.He wants his shot somewhere and I could see him getting it. Do the Browns know that Manziel will be the starter right now? Maybe, maybe not. But I think there is a chance. I might have my tin foil hat on, but if you start to connect the dots, it makes some sense.
Downtown will be a zoo with the Tribe having a huge fireworks display and the Gladiators hosting the Arena Bowl.shook_17;1643952 wrote:Im debating going to the St Louis Browns game August 23. Its my birthday, and hopefully Manziel will be starting the dress rehersal, and the Kevin Love trade becomes official. What an awesome day that can / will be!
same here boss. I was checking out ticket prices last night. $40 for lower level seat around the 20 yard line.shook_17;1643952 wrote:Im debating going to the St Louis Browns game August 23. Its my birthday, and hopefully Manziel will be starting the dress rehersal, and the Kevin Love trade becomes official. What an awesome day that can / will be!
You know what pisses me off? I have 8 season tickets and I have to pay FULL PRICE for those preseason tickets.Pick6;1643961 wrote:same here boss. I was checking out ticket prices last night. $40 for lower level seat around the 20 yard line.
Florio posted about an hour ago on PFT that it could mean Gordon is indeed getting the year ban, and that knowing it will cause a firestorm they are pre-emptively putting this out there about the harsher penalties for domestic violence incidents.Adam Schefter just tweeted the NFL is considering stiffer punishment for domestic violence. WTF. NOW?! How fucking convienent.
You're such an idiot.IggyPride00;1643980 wrote:Florio posted about an hour ago on PFT that it could mean Gordon is indeed getting the year ban, and that knowing it will cause a firestorm they are pre-emptively putting this out there about the harsher penalties for domestic violence incidents.
He said there is a good chance we will hear the verdict at about 4:59 Friday afternoon, which is the traditional news dump period for stuff that is bad news.
If Gordon is done for the year then you need to start Johnny this year and see what you have. This team isn't winning shit this year without Gordon, and with the likelihood of having 2 high picks in a draft next year that looks strong on QB's you need to know if you should be looking.
Pettine could go 0-16 and his job would be safe, so don't waste this year. Play our young guys and see what we have.
I'm a huge Johnny fan, but if he shits the bed this year then you move on and take a Mariotta/Hundley/Winston type next year with 1 of our 2 #1's.
If Gordon is gone it's a lost season. Don't compound a bad situation by letting Johnny rot on the bench while a guy who has no future with the franchise starts at QB.
The rest of your post isn't wrong, but his part is wrong.Pick6;1643963 wrote: There isn't room for two #1s.
It's never a bad thing to have two legit WR's. Teams focus on Gordon which leaves Cameron as the only other viable target. If Austin stays healthy (big if), he can be a solid #2. I'm not banking on Burleson and I have no idea what they have in Hawkins. I thought he was going to be a stud but am wondering if he's just a shiftier verson of Davone Bess, minus the crazies.jmog;1644032 wrote:The rest of your post isn't wrong, but his part is wrong.
ATL disagrees with you with White and Jones.
Chicago disagrees with you with Jeffrey and Marshall.
GB disagrees with you with Cobb and Nelson.
Going back in time:
Peyton disagrees with you with Wayne and Harrison.
The best show on turf disagrees with you with Holt and Bruce.
Marino disagrees with you with Duper and Clayton.
The 49ers disagree with you with Owens and Rice.
The Vikings disagree with you with Moss and Carter.
The Steelers disagree with you with Stallworth and Swan.
The 49ers disagree with you again with Rice and Taylor.
I could keep going but you get the idea. Having 2 #1 WRs is NOT a bad thing. Having no #1s (which is what the Browns have had since we came back until Gordon) is a bad thing.
