thats exactly how i feel. and thats why we are the laughing stock of the nfl year in and year out. its a fucking disgraceMatt90210 wrote:Most likely not.packsyD22 wrote: Minus age I think Weeden may be a better qb than RGIII.
So Weeden will get a pass if he does poorly on a team better than anything Colt has ever had?packsyD22 wrote: I may get laughed at for that but it's my opinion. Now Weeden may struggle cause his team stinks but the reason I like the pick is I think Weeden is a solid quarterback.
You can say Colt sucks yada yada yada and maybe you're right but when it comes down to it, he hasn't had shit to work with. Who has he had at receiver? Greg Little? Cribbs? They had absolutely no running game this year.
Colt's first year at QB he completed 60% of his passes. Last year he completed 57% for 2700 yards, 14 TDs and 11 picks. This is all without a running game (Cleveland ranked 29th in rushing) and without any offensive weapons. Greg Little may emerge into a star but he isn't yet.
The Browns should have gone with something else at 22. Hell, I think DeCastro would have been a great pick for them there. Instead they draft a QB who will turn 29 by week 5. Face it, if Trent is as good as he's been touted then Cleveland will be a running team. They should have beefed up the right side of that line or gone WR/CB/TE. They should be able to fill WR in the early second round but the value of DeCastro was very high at 22. Instead, he slips to 24 to your division rival. They could have gotten Weeden tomorrow.
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Tampa Bay was about to trade up to 3. The Jets were also trying to get there.brett11253 wrote:i dont know how we managed to trade 3 picks for 1 spot.ReignOnU wrote:You know, the biggest kick in the nuts isn't Weeden... we were bound to F up 1 of these picks.... the thing that pisses me off the most is that David DeCastro is going to be a Pro Bowl G for Pittsburgh and a long time starter. Book it.

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Yup. Had to trade up or they were going to get passed and not get RichardsonMatt90210 wrote:Tampa Bay was about to trade up to 3. The Jets were also trying to get there.brett11253 wrote:i dont know how we managed to trade 3 picks for 1 spot.ReignOnU wrote:You know, the biggest kick in the nuts isn't Weeden... we were bound to F up 1 of these picks.... the thing that pisses me off the most is that David DeCastro is going to be a Pro Bowl G for Pittsburgh and a long time starter. Book it.




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Now, to address the Seahawks taking Bruce Irvin 15th.
When our pick came up at 12 with Kuechly off the board I was happy we traded down. At 15 I was hoping we would trade down again as I was never high on Coples and I was just so-so on Ingram. When I saw the pick was in I thought for sure it was Ingram and I would have lived with it. Then I heard Bruce Irvin's name and was a bit shocked. I knew who the kid was but I did not expect him there. I am not pissed off like some Seahawks fan, and I don't think the pick is all that bad like some football fans.
My only issue with the pick is that it happened at 15; however, according to PFT, at least 7 teams had Irvin going in the top 15 and rumor had it that the 49ers wanted him. Pete has known this kid since Irvin was in junior college and has followed him ever since.
In my opinion, we didn't need a defensive end. I wasn't high on any of them to really say we needed to make sure we got him. Kuechly was my only must-have for us (realistically). Ignoring off the field issues for now, Irvin's biggest drawback is his size and inability to stop the run. We don't need him to stop the run. We still have a great front 4 in Clemons, Mebane, Branch and Big Red Bryant. KJ Wright has emerged as a nice talent at LB and a very sure tackler. We lost Hawthorne but gained Ruud. We also have 2 pro bowl safeties and we might bring Chancellor to OLB. Browner has also emerged at corner and is tall as fuck, just like Sherman who hopefully emerges with Trufant gone. Walter Thurmond III also showed signs of good things.
Irvin runs just over a 4.4 40-yard dash and is explosive. He can play the Leo position that Pete uses and should be great alongside Clemons who had 11 sacks last year. As a team, Seattle struggled to get to the QB and was a big contributor to our struggles.
People don't realize that Irvin was 2nd in the nation in sacks in 2010 with 14. He had more sacks than Von Miller and Ryan Kerrigan.
If this kid can come in and be explosive and chase the QB around then this pick will turn out to be excellent. Right now I can definitely understand how it is a head scratcher but the kid deserves a chance. His speed, explosiveness and athleticism will be welcome in Seattle. Tackles will have to be on top of their game with this kid coming off the edge, especially at Qwest.
Lastly, I also think DeCastro would have been a good pick here. I think the Steelers got an absolutely fucking steal when he dropped to 24.
When our pick came up at 12 with Kuechly off the board I was happy we traded down. At 15 I was hoping we would trade down again as I was never high on Coples and I was just so-so on Ingram. When I saw the pick was in I thought for sure it was Ingram and I would have lived with it. Then I heard Bruce Irvin's name and was a bit shocked. I knew who the kid was but I did not expect him there. I am not pissed off like some Seahawks fan, and I don't think the pick is all that bad like some football fans.
My only issue with the pick is that it happened at 15; however, according to PFT, at least 7 teams had Irvin going in the top 15 and rumor had it that the 49ers wanted him. Pete has known this kid since Irvin was in junior college and has followed him ever since.
In my opinion, we didn't need a defensive end. I wasn't high on any of them to really say we needed to make sure we got him. Kuechly was my only must-have for us (realistically). Ignoring off the field issues for now, Irvin's biggest drawback is his size and inability to stop the run. We don't need him to stop the run. We still have a great front 4 in Clemons, Mebane, Branch and Big Red Bryant. KJ Wright has emerged as a nice talent at LB and a very sure tackler. We lost Hawthorne but gained Ruud. We also have 2 pro bowl safeties and we might bring Chancellor to OLB. Browner has also emerged at corner and is tall as fuck, just like Sherman who hopefully emerges with Trufant gone. Walter Thurmond III also showed signs of good things.
Irvin runs just over a 4.4 40-yard dash and is explosive. He can play the Leo position that Pete uses and should be great alongside Clemons who had 11 sacks last year. As a team, Seattle struggled to get to the QB and was a big contributor to our struggles.
People don't realize that Irvin was 2nd in the nation in sacks in 2010 with 14. He had more sacks than Von Miller and Ryan Kerrigan.
If this kid can come in and be explosive and chase the QB around then this pick will turn out to be excellent. Right now I can definitely understand how it is a head scratcher but the kid deserves a chance. His speed, explosiveness and athleticism will be welcome in Seattle. Tackles will have to be on top of their game with this kid coming off the edge, especially at Qwest.
Lastly, I also think DeCastro would have been a good pick here. I think the Steelers got an absolutely fucking steal when he dropped to 24.

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I was so excited the Jets were trying to get him, then bummed when I heard Cleveland got it. I like the Jets pick of Coples at DE. I think Minnesota messed up big time not taking Claiborne at 4. They could have taken Claiborne at 4 to deal with that pass-heavy division they play 6 times a year and then used the surplus of picks they had to trade up mid-round and get one of the other first-round OL.Matt90210 wrote:Tampa Bay was about to trade up to 3. The Jets were also trying to get there.brett11253 wrote:i dont know how we managed to trade 3 picks for 1 spot.ReignOnU wrote:You know, the biggest kick in the nuts isn't Weeden... we were bound to F up 1 of these picks.... the thing that pisses me off the most is that David DeCastro is going to be a Pro Bowl G for Pittsburgh and a long time starter. Book it.

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Colt McCoy is/was/will always be FUCKING HORRENDOUS.Matt90210 wrote:Most likely not.packsyD22 wrote: Minus age I think Weeden may be a better qb than RGIII.
So Weeden will get a pass if he does poorly on a team better than anything Colt has ever had?packsyD22 wrote: Now Weeden may struggle cause his team stinks but the reason I like the pick is I think Weeden is a solid quarterback.
You can say Colt sucks yada yada yada and maybe you're right but when it comes down to it, he hasn't had shit to work with. Who has he had at receiver? Greg Little? Cribbs? They had absolutely no running game this year.
Colt's first year at QB he completed 60% of his passes. Last year he completed 57% for 2700 yards, 14 TDs and 11 picks. This is all without a running game (Cleveland ranked 29th in rushing) and without any offensive weapons. Greg Little may emerge into a star but he isn't yet.
The Browns should have gone with something else at 22. Hell, I think DeCastro would have been a great pick for them there. Instead they draft a QB who will turn 29 by week 5. Face it, if Trent is as good as he's been touted then Cleveland will be a running team. They should have beefed up the right side of that line or gone WR/CB/TE. They should be able to fill WR in the early second round but the value of DeCastro was very high at 22. Instead, he slips to 24 to your division rival. They could have gotten Weeden tomorrow.
the Browns took a huge step in the right direction just by getting him away from center. Weeden may or may not be good, but Colt wasn't the answer, time to move on.

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you'd have to be nuts to draft a 28 year old qb and not at least give him a fair shot at winning the job. i would say unless he sucks in camps, he's getting the first snap for the Browns next year.ReignOnU wrote:I'm looking for the transcript from it, but apparently Shurmur had a press conference tonight and it was pretty apparent that Weeden was drafted to start right now.

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My man!DRiccio21 wrote:Colt McCoy is/was/will always be FUCKING HORRENDOUS.Matt90210 wrote:Most likely not.packsyD22 wrote: Minus age I think Weeden may be a better qb than RGIII.
So Weeden will get a pass if he does poorly on a team better than anything Colt has ever had?packsyD22 wrote: Now Weeden may struggle cause his team stinks but the reason I like the pick is I think Weeden is a solid quarterback.
You can say Colt sucks yada yada yada and maybe you're right but when it comes down to it, he hasn't had shit to work with. Who has he had at receiver? Greg Little? Cribbs? They had absolutely no running game this year.
Colt's first year at QB he completed 60% of his passes. Last year he completed 57% for 2700 yards, 14 TDs and 11 picks. This is all without a running game (Cleveland ranked 29th in rushing) and without any offensive weapons. Greg Little may emerge into a star but he isn't yet.
The Browns should have gone with something else at 22. Hell, I think DeCastro would have been a great pick for them there. Instead they draft a QB who will turn 29 by week 5. Face it, if Trent is as good as he's been touted then Cleveland will be a running team. They should have beefed up the right side of that line or gone WR/CB/TE. They should be able to fill WR in the early second round but the value of DeCastro was very high at 22. Instead, he slips to 24 to your division rival. They could have gotten Weeden tomorrow.
the Browns took a huge step in the right direction just by getting him away from center. Weeden may or may not be good, but Colt wasn't the answer, time to move on.
But seriously in this NFL you can't tell the fan base that you are building something. In the nfl you must have a win now mentality. By keeping colt that is not a win now mentality. By draftin Weeden your trying your ass off to find the answer at qb. He may not be it but i have certainly seen worse picks.
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6 games per year vs your division, so it's always smart to consider that as you draft. not saying it should completely shape you draft, but you have to be aware of who you're in competition with. that was part of the julio decision for atlanta last year. they knew they needed to get more explosive to compete with green bay and new orleans. don't think for a minute that they didn't look ahead to this year's draft and realize there was not another julio to be had this year and no elite players where they would have been picking.Bernie32 wrote:I was so excited the Jets were trying to get him, then bummed when I heard Cleveland got it. I like the Jets pick of Coples at DE. I think Minnesota messed up big time not taking Claiborne at 4. They could have taken Claiborne at 4 to deal with that pass-heavy division they play 6 times a year and then used the surplus of picks they had to trade up mid-round and get one of the other first-round OL.Matt90210 wrote:Tampa Bay was about to trade up to 3. The Jets were also trying to get there.brett11253 wrote:i dont know how we managed to trade 3 picks for 1 spot.ReignOnU wrote:You know, the biggest kick in the nuts isn't Weeden... we were bound to F up 1 of these picks.... the thing that pisses me off the most is that David DeCastro is going to be a Pro Bowl G for Pittsburgh and a long time starter. Book it.
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What makes it even worse is they basically traded Julio Jones for Brandon Weeden.

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Not quite.Matt90210 wrote:What makes it even worse is they basically traded Julio Jones for Brandon Weeden.
More like:
Julio Jones WR Atlanta
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Phil Taylor - Starting DT
Greg Little - Starting WR
Owen Marecic - Starting FB
Brandon Weeden - Starting QB 2012
4th Rnd 2012 Pick used in Richardson trade
Late 2011 Pick that was used to trade up for Taylor last year
As much as I like Jones, I'd do that trade every time.
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Well, Taylor is nice. Little can turn into something great, hopefully. Same with Trent, but honestly, they could have moved up to get Trent without Atlanta's fourth.ReignOnU wrote:Not quite.Matt90210 wrote:What makes it even worse is they basically traded Julio Jones for Brandon Weeden.
More like:
Julio Jones WR Atlanta
for
Phil Taylor - Starting DT
Greg Little - Starting WR
4th Rnd 2012 Pick used in Richardson trade
Late 2011 Pick that was used to trade up for Taylor last year
As much as I like Jones, I'd do that trade every time.
But the bottom line is the Browns have never given Colt a weapon and now they are giving up on him.

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where cleveland is with their franchise, it was a good deal. where we are with ours, it was a good deal. i'd do it again today. jones almost had 1000 yards last year, despite being paired on a team with a near 100 catch receiver and missing 2 full games and most of 2 others with injuries. we're set, even after roddy goes off the wr cliff.ReignOnU wrote:Not quite.Matt90210 wrote:What makes it even worse is they basically traded Julio Jones for Brandon Weeden.
More like:
Julio Jones WR Atlanta
for
Phil Taylor - Starting DT
Greg Little - Starting WR
Owen Marecic - Starting FB
Brandon Weeden - Starting QB 2012
4th Rnd 2012 Pick used in Richardson trade
Late 2011 Pick that was used to trade up for Taylor last year
As much as I like Jones, I'd do that trade every time.
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Weasel wrote:Does the smell of your own urine knock you out or what?tball275 wrote: The salads I eat for lunch are all kale and spinach. It's bitter, though.
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he did 15 or 18 of the questions then stopped lolajalves wrote:Morris Claiborne: I blew off Wonderlic
yeah, sure you did buddy
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Really loved what the Eagles were doing until the Nick Foles pick...Brandon Thompson and Jayron Hosley going 5 and 6 picks later would have been much better.