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If you think that is good you have to check out the introductory PC of Adam Gase to the Jets and what the Internet came up with.
Ha....that's good too. I'm so very happy we dodged a bullet with that guy as HC. There is something off with him. I don't know how the players can unite behind a guy who randomly stares out in space like he's trying to watch a fly buzz around his head.
"Can't believe he went on the Late Show by himself. Just shows he's not a team player. Why not let your Oline nuzzle the emu Baker? Why is your face plastered everywhere? Just an egotistical, spoiled little boy doing spoiled, "look at me" types of things. Bet he even missed his WRs Bday party just to do this tv show. Shameful Baker. You don't see Sam Darnold making a spectacle of himself! That's why I have Darnold rated as the better QB." - Colin Cowherd tomorrow morningBobcat10 said:
Calm before the storm. Late February-mid March, get your popcorn ready...3rd page?!?! Just proves what a Franchise QB, solid HC, and respectable GM can do to a fanbase. We're normally here debating the merits of our next HC or what QB is shining in the Sr Bowl and NFL Pre-Draft workouts. Now it's like a ghost town!!
if they want Harrison to compete for the starting job, they have to be careful what kind of contract they offer Robinson, and strongly consider letting him walk.
If you think Robinson is a starter then you sign him. If Harrison pushes him then that's a good thing for both of them. Whether that means Harrison starts the season on the bench, Robinson at LT and Harrison at RT, or vice versa. Competition and contingency plans are good things.
I think anyone this FO brings in, they want that player to compete for a starting job. That shouldn't necessitate the type/longevity of a deal presented to another player in the same position. If both prevail, then hooray we have depth! If one falls short, you have someone to help man the position until the other one either learns or is led out the door.
i agree.
The last thing Mayfield needs is to worry about his backside.
long story short, Dorsey is the first person who had the balls to stand up to Haslam.
Haslam's ineptitude is just as obvious. He can't get out of his own way, which many Browns fans noted each season. Every time he played a trump card over the GM and Coaches, it turned out bad. JM is a prime example. Then he turns around and decides he's meddling too much, and leaves an inept HC in place because he wants to rid himself of the "kneejerk reaction" tag he's created for himself. He needs to lose the ego and selfishness, and just sit back and let the team he's built run this thing. Dorsey is starting to show what he can do when given the reigns. Haslam and Dee need to step back into the shadows and not be there for every decision. The article reads like it's heading in that direction, but Haslam has a long way to go to show he can really step back and not interfere.
Other tidbit I found interesting, and a little telling, is that the HC Search Committee voted 4-1 against hiring Hue. The one "Yes" vote came from Haslam himself, and as the owner, he got his way in the end. I think how that scenario has played out since Hue was hired, and then fired, may have humbled Haslam a little bit. This may be why we are seeing the change in reporting structure and letting Dorsey take the lead role for the team instead of Haslam. Not only did he go against the people he sought out to help him make the HC hire, it also backfired in a very public manner that he will now have to live through until the team turns things around. I know if I were in his shoes, I'd probably be a little more gun shy to make another leadership decision on my own anytime soon.
Seahawks? meh.
Nystrom: Mock Draft 1.0 Monday, February 4, 2019
What happens with Jeffrey Simmons? The Mississippi State product is a legit top-10 prospect
Simmons is an interesting case this year because he wasn't invited to the combine
Defensive tackle is the biggest need for the Browns
By what standard has Reid not been good recently. Win their division three years in a row with double digit wins and he just lost in the AFCC. What is good recently?
also the post was about multiple Super Bowls.
Yea just heard the news announced on 92.3 the Fan. $1 million for the deal.
Obviously they won't come out and say that, so the statement doesn't prove anything....
An ancillary benefit then. More I think about it, if, BIG IF, he reverses course and pans out then I can see Johnson on the trading block. Duke is a fan favorite and a good player but he was a standout on teams (except last year) that were terrible. I'm not sure he would provide that same level of production or appear to on a top tier team. I don't think it's difficult to make a case that Hunt >>>> Johnson.
Assuming Hunt's suspended at least well into October I don't see how it impacts Duke at all. The team isn't going to have any more info on Hunt when they have to make a decision on Duke at the trade deadline. If Duke's playing well then you aren't going to move him. If he's playing poorly then he won't have a market. And if Hunt over takes Duke later in 2019 then he's probably going somewhere else in 2020. If there's a 2019 trade deadline deal then if anything it's gotta be the team trading Hunt, no?
This may end up mattering, but I suspect Dorsey's spending will offset any losses via the comp pick. Mainly because we aren't going to lose many guys to free agency in 2020.
Somewhat.
