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2018 Draft Prospects Thread
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Massive development and refinement needed in his ability to throw the football. I also greatly despise the program he comes from and the development he may not be getting to ready him.
But his talent is undeniable, and if he gets into a system that will immediately build to support his skill-set could have dynamic results.
He truly is Vick-esque with his feet, and I have never said that about anyone.
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Doesn't play the pro game at all and there's a good reason Vick couldn't win consistently in his career, outside of the dogfighting fiasco taking away a few prime seasons. He is a project, but a talented one... and the Browns have one of those.
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Listen if we can win 5 or 6 games this year, sign three to four starters in free agency next year and hit on most of our high picks and solve the qb issue, 9 plus wins in 2018 should def be realistic.
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Good thing this draft is stacked with running backs cause Crow is buh bye.
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Interesting.
Him wanting out due to failure to extend or Browns not thinking he's worth the money no matter what type of year he puts together?
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Himself and his agent thinking he's worth more than he is.
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This is sadly unsurprising, considering his past. He isn't the brightest guy but i think he is built for the AFC North and I was pretty excited to see him behind our line this year.
Even if he exceeds expectations, you don't anticipate him sticking around? Wonder how much of it has to do with Hue's culture...I know he isn't a fan of the selfish player. Worse thing that could happen is to pay him and see his game drop off due to effort.
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Big money in a RB on a second contract is one of the worst investments you can make next to using high draft capital for one.
We will rally around Poop Dick. And we will play good football.
We will rally around Poop Dick. And we will play good football.
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Poop Dick is fine & I'm sure a young guy will be in the mix. That's if a guy like Matthew Dayes or someone else doesn't stick.
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No way we take him.
Still many variables out there that could impact that decision (Kizer, Kessler, other college QB's..) but as of now...
What does JR Smith have to do with any of this?
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Hue raves about the Crow. He's also the one who met with Crowell and had long discussions with him about playing for the tender and not missing any time.
It's my understanding that Hue loves the kid.