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No it's looking like this is the Luck sweepstakes all over again. You want him? You've got to earn it and be in the right spot.... No trade going to happen. |
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They have a lot of holes they could fill with extra draft picks. The teams I could see making a big move up for Geno would be: Dallas: if Romo doesn't go somewhere in the playoffs. (although I dunno how many picks they have to give up since they traded up last year). Jets: the town has given up on Sanchez. Bucs: I don't see them moving UP to get him, but they would draft him if he was available. Chiefs: I don't Pioli moving UP to get him. He will draft some piece of shit like Landry Jones. |
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Take Brees away from NO and how many holes open up? Take Rodgers away from GB and how many holes open up? This is a QB league. A franchise QB plugs a lot of holes. If you hit on that 1 player you are a contender. |
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I just don't see the Browns giving up on Weeden so fast either. |
If Weeden was your typical drafted player I would agree, but he isn't. He's going to be 29 years old in 3 days.
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If the Browns are that stupid to waste a high pick on Weeden and only give him a year... What's to make you think they aren't stupid enough to pass on Geno Smith? If Pioli is still here, I can totally see him being stupid enough to pass on Geno. But yeah, if there is a new GM in Cleveland next season, I can see them taking Geno. |
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The whole banner thing was not just about Cassel, even though he received and deserved a lot of the blame. It's more about Pioli and even Clark to a greater extent setting this team up to fail. We have some quality players at some positions, but beyond that we have shite. And at the most important position on the field we have complete and total shite at all 3 roster spots. So stop championing another failed experiment or band aid. Let's fix the problem and actually become a real NFL team. |
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A) Petrino runs a 'pro-style offense' in the same way Dana Holgorsen does. Petrino ran a pure spread offense with deep crossing routes designed to allow Wilson to throw it up to his skill players. Wilson's reads were limited at best and he was rarely asked to go through progressions. No, Petrino did not run a conventional offense and in fact John L. Smith runs a far more conventional O than Petrion did. B) Wilson called out his teammates in a game he didn't play. He seems like a shithead that would say "I can't throw the ball and catch it". If you don't think your teammates are trying hard, you tape up your ouchies instead of ducking Alabama and you get in their faces in the locker room. You don't, however, skip the game and then publicly throw them under the bus. What he's done is the exact opposite of what a leader should do. If Bray or Cutler did it, we'd call them turbo-douches for it. In closing: Everything you said in this post is wrong. But you're welcome to continue seeing what you want to see in Tyler Wilson. |
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