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Cleveland Browns: QB Jake Delhomme, TE Eric Alexander, TE Tyson DeVreee cuts

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Originally Posted by mcaj22 (Post 7781507)

Yes, I do view Orton as being 100000000000000000000infinity times better than Young.

So if I am one of "those people" sorry to you sir

really? It's no problem really. I am guess I am in the minority on that. I remember Orton with Chicago where he was pretty bad, and Young with Texas where he was completly unstopable.

I for one was excited when the broncos got rid of cutler for orton. :shrug:

We desperately need to come up with a vet. QB. Bitch all we want about Cassel, but we're an injury away from the season being a lost cause.

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 7781534)

JPB could either confirm or refute this, but when I've watched the Pats, they seem to be playing more of a hybrid defense. I'm seeing a lot of 4 man fronts.

Not saying they're playing a 43 exclusively, just that they're not playing a 34 exclusively either.

I think they've always done that under Belichick. Or at least I remember in the rapidly-becoming-distant-past Seymour moving around the front from 3-4 end to tackle a good bit.

Either way it seems like a very risky move to me...

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Originally Posted by ArrowRed (Post 7781541)

Yeah, I remember when Timmy Chang was unstoppable at Hawaii.

Good times.

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 7781544)

We desperately need to come up with a vet. QB. Bitch all we want about Cassel, but we're an injury away from the season being a lost cause.

Come on, Sanzi's the next Brady.

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Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 7781548)

Come on, Sanzi's the next Brady.

Whatever, Boss.

LeRonMcClain33Le'Ron McClain

Has any Raven player left and been good on his next team?” If I do I will Maboi.... #Confident

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 7781546)

Yeah, I remember when Timmy Chang was unstoppable at Hawaii.

Good times.

Yeah, but then he went on to make all those great cheech and chang movies! :)

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 7781544)

We desperately need to come up with a vet. QB. Bitch all we want about Cassel, but we're an injury away from the season being a lost cause.

I wouldn't mind Shaun Hill if he is available. I don't know his contract situation, but I can't see him back in Detroit as the 3rd QB now.

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Originally Posted by Incarcerated O's fan (Post 7781553)

LeRonMcClain33Le'Ron McClain

Has any Raven player left and been good on his next team?” If I do I will Maboi.... #Confident

Neat.

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Originally Posted by DarthCarlSatan (Post 7781381)

The Patriot Way, our "laden in the Ark" way of doping things in KC now, and which should be purchased and put on the mantle next to your Bible, is ALL ABOUT THE CHARACTER.

And "winning without stars". The BeliBible says so! It's a chapter in fact.

As one scout said in appraising the Patriots drafting of Ryan Mallett -- (paraphrased): great pick for them. Their locker room can handle it. We couldn't take a chance on him with ours.

The Chiefs' ability to bring in highly talented potential problem children will be directly related to Pioli's assessment of the team's ability to "handle them". The problem being that it can explode in your face if your team decides that they want to follow such problem children, rather than keep them in line.

RavensInsiderAaron Wilson

Kansas City Chiefs third-round DE Allen Bailey's rookie deal done: $2.67 million total value, bonus is nearly $556,000.

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Originally Posted by Incarcerated O's fan (Post 7781553)

LeRonMcClain33Le'Ron McClain

Has any Raven player left and been good on his next team?” If I do I will Maboi.... #Confident

Quick, someone remind him what Priest did when he came to KC.

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 7781534)

According to Mike Reiss, they only ran the 3-4 base 40% of the time last year. They ran the various sub packages 57% of the time (short yardage was the other 3%).

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The Patriots are known as a 3-4 defense, but that's not what they played in the majority of their snaps. In fact, it wasn't even close. Of 1,101 defensive plays charted by ESPNBoston.com (including some penalties and 2-point conversions), the Patriots were in a sub package 628 times. That's a 57 percent clip. Meanwhile, the defense was in a base 3-4 alignment 441 times (40 percent) and short-yardage personnel on 32 snaps (3 percent)."]The Patriots are known as a 3-4 defense, but that's not what they played in the majority of their snaps. In fact, it wasn't even close. Of 1,101 defensive plays charted by ESPNBoston.com (including some penalties and 2-point conversions), the Patriots were in a sub package 628 times. That's a 57 percent clip. Meanwhile, the defense was in a base 3-4 alignment 441 times (40 percent) and short-yardage personnel on 32 snaps (3 percent).

http://sports.espn.go.com/boston/nfl...ike&id=6076915