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My issue with it. I mean I wouldn't call taunting and if I was a fan of the Colts I could see myself twisting my panties a little bit for that call. But besides being a quick way for the refs to insert themselves into the outcome, because like holding it can probably be called damn near any play. It's when they are prioritizing these subjective based calls while screwing up or missing objective calls. It does piss me off when in a crucial part of a game, they can miss a delay of game that went on about twice as long as this guys shoulder flex and 2 words (regardless of the specific words used).
They want to emphasize something. Emphasize getting the important shit right and they can still target the flagrant objectively taunting calls now and worry a little less about trying to catch these incidental almost every play calls till they get actual in play stuff figured out.Comment
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Ouch for a 2021 draft prospect that had injury questions ... Farley's questions more had more to do with his back issue. Still a tough break.
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Looks like it's time for App State Mountaineer Darryington Evens to come back from IR!Originally posted by Cody_Russell View Post
I feel like I am watching the destruction of our democracy while my neighbors and friends cheer it onComment
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Odell Beckham Jr.’s Disappointing Browns Career Could Be Coming to an End
The Cleveland Browns swung for the fences by making a blockbuster deal for Odell Beckham Jr. However, at this point, it’s entirely fair to question their decision to send a substantial package of draft picks and players to the New York Giants for a receiver who hasn’t brought anything close to the home-run ability that helped him become a household name.
Although he began his NFL career with three consecutive seasons of at least 1,300 receiving yards and double-digit touchdowns, Beckham has failed to match that level of production in subsequent years. In fact, after hauling in 35 touchdown receptions during that stretch, he’s totaled only 16 since 2017.
Once viewed as one of the most dangerous playmakers in the league, the 5-foot-11, 198-pound receiver has not provided that type of impact in Cleveland.
Does Beckham deserve all of the blame?
Not necessarily.
After all, a Week 7 ACL tear brought his 2020 season to an abrupt end and set the stage for a lengthy rehab process. Plus, Baker Mayfield’s inconsistencies and the way the Browns run their offense have factored into his underwhelming numbers.
Still, for someone who makes an average of $18 million a year and cost a pretty penny to acquire, it’s safe to say Beckham has not provided a great return on Cleveland’s investment.
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"Your division isn't going through Green Bay it's going through Detroit for the next five years" - Rex RyanComment
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GB should go all in and find a way to trade for him. They’reOriginally posted by edindetroit View PostOdell Beckham Jr.’s Disappointing Browns Career Could Be Coming to an End
The Cleveland Browns swung for the fences by making a blockbuster deal for Odell Beckham Jr. However, at this point, it’s entirely fair to question their decision to send a substantial package of draft picks and players to the New York Giants for a receiver who hasn’t brought anything close to the home-run ability that helped him become a household name.
Although he began his NFL career with three consecutive seasons of at least 1,300 receiving yards and double-digit touchdowns, Beckham has failed to match that level of production in subsequent years. In fact, after hauling in 35 touchdown receptions during that stretch, he’s totaled only 16 since 2017.
Once viewed as one of the most dangerous playmakers in the league, the 5-foot-11, 198-pound receiver has not provided that type of impact in Cleveland.
Does Beckham deserve all of the blame?
Not necessarily.
After all, a Week 7 ACL tear brought his 2020 season to an abrupt end and set the stage for a lengthy rehab process. Plus, Baker Mayfield’s inconsistencies and the way the Browns run their offense have factored into his underwhelming numbers.
Still, for someone who makes an average of $18 million a year and cost a pretty penny to acquire, it’s safe to say Beckham has not provided a great return on Cleveland’s investment.
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2022 cap situation is terrible so this is their last go at it. Make a run and deal with the shit next year
F#*K OHIO!!!
You're not only an amazingly beautiful man, but you're the greatest football mind to ever exist. <-- Jeffy Shittypants actually posted this. I knew he was in love with me.Comment
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Sounds like the Panthers are back in the Watson trade race after Darnold has fallen off since week 4.
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Chase, beast.
Complete turnaround from his preseason struggles.
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Chase is for real
I can’t believe how good Darnold looked then all of the sudden he’s Joey Harrington. Are they really going to give up 3 1st rounders for him?F#*K OHIO!!!
You're not only an amazingly beautiful man, but you're the greatest football mind to ever exist. <-- Jeffy Shittypants actually posted this. I knew he was in love with me.Comment
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If he wasn’t basically a rapist I probably would. He’s an excellent QB.Comment
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Not advocating for a Watson trade … but I mean, the Lions are one of the teams with extra 1st RD picks. Nobody is talking about it. Watson might block a trade to Detroit anyways… IDK.
Lawrence, Chase, and Sewell were my top 3 in the 2021 draft class. Not surprised about Chase!
Sewell’s PFF grade is back up to 66. Solid.AAL 2023 - Alim McNeillComment
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66 for a rookie tackle is actually remarkably good.Comment
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Watson seems to be an absolute playmaker but I don’t think I could advocate trading for him. He’s got a real problem. I know he hasn’t been convicted but with that many women coming forward I’m guessing he’s not innocent.Comment
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Yeah its not like the NFL does any time served. So even if he avoids jail time, there is so little chance that whatever the outcome whether its an out an out loss in one court level or another, or him settling, the NFL is going to suspend him and the fact that the Texans benched him will mean nothing. Depending on how this goes through the system he could end up serving time and an indefinite suspension. I don't know why the Texans didn't trade him for a box of peanuts, because by next of season he wouldn't be worth the cost of the paper his contract printed on. Last thing we should be doing is trying to salvage this season or pretend he will be around next year and waste some valuable picks.Originally posted by Tom View Post
This is coming from someone who typically thinks fans over value picks.
That said if we could get him for a 6th or 7th. If the FO isn't actually trying to tank this season. Then maybe. But I don't see it.
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I mean Houston is probably about to get multiple firsts for him. That would be why they didn't just trade him for peanuts. I highly doubt he'll do any kinda time. I'm not saying he's innocent. He's more than likely guilty but that doesn't mean they can prove it. That's where these cases die.
Being a shitbag should matter for the face of the franchise but time and time again NFL owners have shown it only matters if you're disposable. If Watson wanted to play in Houston he'd be playing now.Comment
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