Daniel Oyefusi speaks, I make it a point to listen.
The bottom line? We talkin about PRACTICE...
Watson reportedly looks healthy.
Dillon is getting about 10% of reps
The competition is between Sanders & Watson.
The best way to describe our Picks?
Complimentary
Simply the most fun you're gonna have on an extreme Longshot.
I really hope Monk has some short yardage and Red Zone packages ready to roll day one.
Green absolutely has to bridge his upper-body and lower body on throws, while shortening his motion. Also needs that regularity to develop his accuracy.
I love what the guys are saying, and if nips can all be this excited? So can we! We're ALL suckers for ORANGE, and why not get enthusiastic about this Rookie & Sophomore Class?
We're without Justin Herbert, or Allen at QB, but it's going to be a lot more fun than last season.
Only thing dragging us down is Albatross 4, and his hype train.
I have Royer down for 400 Offensive Snaps minimum, year one, as our *Move*/ Receiving TE.
Jefferson is speedy, they may try to beef him up a year first, but his utility on Special Teams will be a positive out the gate. Additionally, Jason Tarver is fuckin awesome as his job, so that's also in Jefferson's favor.
I would say the list is heavily QB weighted, but then Washington is about 10 spots too low, and the Falcons 10 too high.
I really liked Orlando Brown. Still furious that Jeff Triplette blinded him and went on to maliciously skullfuck our Browns for decades afterwards.
It's a pretty low bar I feel? Especially with the quality corners we've had?
As always, if there's an outlier, or if I botched the title, or whatever... just chime in. That's what we're here for.
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Essentially, Sanders is gonna need to focus significantly more on simply running the Offense, vs his obvious mentality of GO BIG, or go Home, in order to be serviceable.
I have a feeling Sorsby's been in Andrew Berry's sights, and he's probably going after him with our 2027 2nd. Likely an overdraft, (probably closer to late 3rd or early 4th in value), but that's what it could cost to beat out the other QB desperate franchises for Sorsby's services.
Yes, it's unlikely...
Yes, it's likely unfathomable...
But the odds here are better than we're getting anywhere else.
GO BROWNS!
Me, whenever the media pushes a defacto QB after 2 days of mini camp...
I hope you reached your destination safely and have on your ORANGE Pants! 🤗
At Thursday's groundbreaking ceremony for the Browns' new stadium, Commissioner Roger Goodell opened the door to the possibility of the league's premier event making an Ohio premiere.
“The stadium is clearly going to be suitable for a Super Bowl,” Goodell said, via Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. “I think the real challenge is going to be how transformational this is here. The airport is important for us. Hotels are important for us. All of the facilities are the biggest challenge for hosting a Super Bowl now. We have probably close to 200,000 people coming in for a Super Bowl. It’s great for economic impact, but it’s hard for cities to be able to meet some of those requirements on the facilities. So that’s the biggest challenge."
Hotel space may be the biggest challenge.
“I think the lowest we have is high 40s of hotels,” Goodell said. “And I don’t know what the number is here. I think it’s about half that, roughly. And it’s also the quality of hotels, but also the airport’s a really important issue. And I think the airport from what I understand is going to be part of the development here and part of that opportunity. So there’s a chance here for this to be the transformational type of project that converts and has more events that people need to come to and hotels start to develop. The airport expands and you get that kind of infrastructure."
Here's the problem with potentially doubling the number of hotels. If the area already justified that many hotels, they'd already exist. It's a matter of basic economics, and an influx of 40 more hotels could eventually result in 40 of them going out of business.
That's the biggest challenge for the cities that have stadiums good enough to host a Super Bowl. Everything else needs to be in place to absorb the event.
So, this is from 2 days ago, but Dane starts at the 37min mark, and it's all roses so worth a feel good listen.
It's all positives
Browns could still use a:
- BIG Boi Run Stopping DT (*320lbs+ please*)
- SAM LB, although I think Delpit and Emmanuel McNeil-Warren will be freeing up way more Nik looks.
- Nik DB, and CB depth
- Possible Runningback depth behind Rocket, Sampson & Quinshon
^(*Sorry if this was already posted*)
Mel, might be a BROWNS Fan meow... 😅
BTW, I listen to talk, in YouTube at 1.5 speed, and Mel is hilarious at that speed.
When Daniel Oyefusi speaks, I listen. ESPN isn't what it was, but Daniel is very frequently on point
Warning ⚠️ Viewers should wear appropriate eye protection!
AB's Omega Beams are known to cause lingering damage... Just ask Jacksonville.
I get pretty hype when we pull a rabbit out of a hat on Special Teams.