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2016 Browns Season Thread

  • Commander of Awesome
    Iliketurtles;1783272 wrote:LOLfail that you think Romo is a fumble machine. Maybe you should go do some research and not listen to whatever BSPN tells you. Here is a list of currently players and their fumbles. This is just for regular season as it was easier to do.
    GP FUM FUM/GM
    DALTON 77 13 0.1688
    P MANNING 266 47 0.1767
    NEWTON 78 16 0.2051
    HASSELBECK 209 47 0.2249
    STAFFORD 93 24 0.2581
    ROMO 149 39 0.2617
    RYAN 126 33 0.2619
    PALMER 160 48 0.3000
    BIG BEN 171 52 0.3041
    WILSON 64 20 0.3125
    FITZPACKTRICK 112 36 0.3214
    BRADY 225 74 0.3289
    RIVERS 164 55 0.3354
    BREES 217 73 0.3364
    A SMITH 126 45 0.3571
    TANNEHILL 64 23 0.3594
    RODGERS 126 46 0.3651
    FLACCO 122 46 0.3770
    CUTLER 134 51 0.3806
    E MANNING 185 72 0.3892
    VICK 143 56 0.3916
    LUCK 55 24 0.4364
    I guess Romos are just on the biggest stage so they stand out.
  • Sonofanump
    Commander of Awesome;1783286 wrote:I guess Romos are just on the biggest stage so they stand out.
    I never understood why he was holding on FG/XPs.
  • Iliketurtles
    Sonofanump;1783333 wrote:I never understood why he was holding on FG/XPs.
    Because he was the backup QB to start with that year? Generally the Backup QB or Punter is the holder. (I'm assuming you're talking about the 2006 season and the fumble against Seattle in the playoffs).

    Also when looking stuff up... I realized I never included the "rushing stats fumbles" I've edited my original post and also took 16 games away from Romo since he really never played in the 2005 season. (If it was included he would be in between Palmer and Brees).
  • BR1986FB
    I love how, just because the Browns need a QB, it's assumed there would be interest.....

    http://cle.247sports.com/Bolt/Report-Colin-Kaepernick-requests-trade-43928981
  • Commander of Awesome
    BR1986FB;1783412 wrote:I love how, just because the Browns need a QB, it's assumed there would be interest.....

    http://cle.247sports.com/Bolt/Report-Colin-Kaepernick-requests-trade-43928981
    Small hands, no thx
  • Azubuike24
    Tony Romo 8.75.
  • KnightRyder
    Manziel had 10 1/4 inch hands , he was on a 300 fumbles a season pace
  • SportsAndLady
    Thoughts on targets for the 32nd pick?

    I think the second best WR in the draft will be available at 32 so it'd be tempting to pass on that value. But, it's a pretty bad WR class.

    Could probably use some LB help as well.
  • Commander of Awesome
    SportsAndLady;1783650 wrote:Thoughts on targets for the 32nd pick?

    I think the second best WR in the draft will be available at 32 so it'd be tempting to pass on that value. But, it's a pretty bad WR class.

    Could probably use some LB help as well.
    Braxton Miller/Thomas, Coleman for WR targets.

    Emmanuel Ogbah DE

    Scooby Wright LB

    Taylor Decker (RT?) would be a nice pick at 32 as well (yes I'm a homer).
  • Crimson streak
    Will fuller could be available at 32. Just ran a 4.32 40


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  • Commander of Awesome
    Crimson streak;1783668 wrote:Will fuller could be available at 32. Just ran a 4.32 40


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    Can he play football?
  • se-alum
    I really like Josh Doctson at WR. Going to need some rush LB's for Horton's 3-4. Would be nice to get Darron Lee, I think he would be a good fit in that defense.


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  • SportsAndLady
    se-alum;1783671 wrote:I really like Josh Doctson at WR. Going to need some rush LB's for Horton's 3-4. Would be nice to get Darron Lee, I think he would be a good fit in that defense.


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    Lee has an amazing combine. He'll be gone wayyyyy before the Browns pick at 32.
  • Laley23
    Commander of Awesome;1783669 wrote:Can he play football?
    Not sure if serious...but, yes.
  • queencitybuckeye
    Laley23;1783677 wrote:Not sure if serious...but, yes.
    Fast as hell, but runs poor routes and has drop issues. Has potential, but a 4.32 doesn't negate him being a project.
  • vball10set
    queencitybuckeye;1783695 wrote:Fast as hell, but runs poor routes and has drop issues. Has potential, but a 4.32 doesn't negate him being a project.
    Domer-lover Mayock pointed this out as well
  • Crimson streak
    I would compare him to desean Jackson


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  • Azubuike24
    Josh Doctson is nothing like Desean Jackson.

    D-Jax is like 5'11 and Doctson is 6'3. Jackson is all speed and Doctson isn't a burner at all. Doctson is a guy who has great hands and polished, but he's not going to be a deep threat. I actually think he's somewhat comparable to Michael Crabtree (McShay said this) or Marvin Jones.

    Now I think Corey Coleman is much more like Desean Jackson. Just look at his catches and TD's in college. Jackson is a guy who is never gonna catch over 75 balls and is usually in the 50-60 range, but is a huge home run threat.
  • Sonofanump
    Crimson streak;1783727 wrote:I would compare him to desean Jackson


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    Decent height, fast, no routes, no hands, sounds like a better comparison would be Greg Little?
  • Laley23
    queencitybuckeye;1783695 wrote:Fast as hell, but runs poor routes and has drop issues. Has potential, but a 4.32 doesn't negate him being a project.
    Not saying he is the #1 WR prospect. But he can play football lol. Not some scrub who is fast and only caught deep balls. He can make some spectacular catches to go along with some drops.

    He would be a very poor choice for the Browns to be their #1, too small and the other issues mentioned. But, if Gordon comes back, and you can line Fuller up on some LBs in the slot or take him over the middle from the #2 WR spot, while Gordon clears space that would be deadly.
  • queencitybuckeye
    Laley23;1783807 wrote:Not saying he is the #1 WR prospect. But he can play football lol. Not some scrub who is fast and only caught deep balls. He can make some spectacular catches to go along with some drops.

    He would be a very poor choice for the Browns to be their #1, too small and the other issues mentioned. But, if Gordon comes back, and you can line Fuller up on some LBs in the slot or take him over the middle from the #2 WR spot, while Gordon clears space that would be deadly.
    Agree that he can play. Your scenario makes sense if Gordon comes back and stays back. I wish him well, but if I had to bet...
  • Crimson streak
    Azubuike24;1783751 wrote:Josh Doctson is nothing like Desean Jackson.

    D-Jax is like 5'11 and Doctson is 6'3. Jackson is all speed and Doctson isn't a burner at all. Doctson is a guy who has great hands and polished, but he's not going to be a deep threat. I actually think he's somewhat comparable to Michael Crabtree (McShay said this) or Marvin Jones.

    Now I think Corey Coleman is much more like Desean Jackson. Just look at his catches and TD's in college. Jackson is a guy who is never gonna catch over 75 balls and is usually in the 50-60 range, but is a huge home run threat.
    I was talking about fuller. The guy is deadly with the ball in his hands. He does have some drop issues but I've also seen him make some damn great catches that not many people can do. To me he's a great compliment to Gordon. Not as a number 1 guy.


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  • Laley23
    Crimson streak;1783879 wrote:I was talking about fuller. The guy is deadly with the ball in his hands. He does have some drop issues but I've also seen him make some damn great catches that not many people can do. To me he's a great compliment to Gordon. Not as a number 1 guy.


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    You and I are on the exact same wavelength.
  • Laley23
    vball10set;1783711 wrote:Domer-lover Mayock pointed this out as well
    Mike Mayock is a ND Lover??
  • Azubuike24
    Laley23;1783906 wrote:Mike Mayock is a ND Lover??
    He's an announcer on NBC.