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Smiling Mandrill posted:I will be pissed as hell if the Browns draft Mariota. You drafted JFF at least give him one loving year to sink, or swim. Worst case is that he totally shits the bed, and we have a high draft pick next year in what will be a stronger QB draft. Well actually worst case is he does really well for the first half of the season then shits the bed, and we finish just good enough to miss all the can't miss guys again. What I'm saying is SAVE US CARDALE 2016! People say this a lot, but even with as bad as the Browns' QB situation has been the last...whatever number of years, they haven't picked earlier than third since they took Trent Richardson after two of the best QB prospects in the league were picked 1-2. You have to be extremely loving bad to get the first overall pick, and I'd rather not watch the Browns be extremely loving bad. On top of that, you have to do it in a year when Andrew Luck enters the draft, not a year when Blake Bortles does.
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# ? Feb 12, 2015 03:01 |
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Comedy option. Go for Cardale Jones or whatever is Ohio State's QB.
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# ? Feb 12, 2015 03:17 |
football fuckerman posted:I'd rather not watch the Browns be extremely loving bad spoiler alert:
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Gatts posted:Comedy option. Go for Cardale Jones or whatever is Ohio State's QB. all three of Ohio State's QBs aren't entering the draft
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Gatts posted:Comedy option. Go for Cardale Jones or whatever is Ohio State's QB. Cardale Jones isn't a comedy option at all. I'd love to see the Browns land him. He has a lot of the physical characteristics that are needed in the AFCN. Hes huge can take a beating, and has a rocket arm. In the frozen windy hellhole that is the AFCN during playoff season Cardale is the kind of guy you'd want behind center.
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# ? Feb 12, 2015 11:30 |
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Cardale Jones needs to play more football games before I would be comfortable recommending a team drafts him.
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# ? Feb 12, 2015 12:56 |
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quote:Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam was critical of his 23-year-old stud receiver Wednesday -- who will end up missing 29 of 48 games in a three-year stretch.
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Ehud posted:Cardale Jones needs to play more football games before I would be comfortable recommending a team drafts him.
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# ? Feb 12, 2015 15:27 |
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But I take no responsibility for what was surely my quick cash scheme and the downfall of Flying J. e: I bet the homeless guy that said to draft JFF was the executive who took the fall for all this Flying J crap and lost his job.
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Smiling Mandrill posted:Cardale Jones isn't a comedy option at all. I'd love to see the Browns land him. He has a lot of the physical characteristics that are needed in the AFCN. Hes huge can take a beating, and has a rocket arm. In the frozen windy hellhole that is the AFCN during playoff season Cardale is the kind of guy you'd want behind center. Then let's see if he starts and if he does well wait a year or two and build everything else up. Accumulate some picks to move up and draft when he or a better prospect becomes available.
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# ? Feb 12, 2015 18:07 |
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I've only read the first post... So Draft Day was an alternate ending documentary?
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# ? Feb 12, 2015 18:40 |
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Change the Patriots front office and coaches out with the Browns. The Patriots don't make the playoffs Seriously, it doesn't matter who they draft.
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# ? Feb 12, 2015 22:34 |
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I'm not sure the Pats are the most talent-heavy team in the NFL, but you're probably right about whoever that would be, Broncos, Seahawks, whoever. Pettine actually appeared to be pretty good in his first year, pretty conservative in the final 2 minutes of the first half a couple times but overall I think he is competent. Then we went and let Kyle Shanahan go after one year because the whole environment is toxic, and now to replace him we have a QB coach who has only ever called the plays in college at San Jose State. In fact, DeFilippo interviewed for Browns OC last year when we hired Shanahan, so he is literally our second choice to do the job. I didn't love Shanahan last year, but he was clearly above average. As for the front office, Ray Farmer sure as gently caress took a hit this past season and offseason, huh? I thought he was supposed to be the hot prospect guy as a GM?? Then he drafted two apparent busts in the same first round??? But picked up starters or time-share guys (RB, CB) in the later rounds???? Also violated league rules and didn't even help us win because of it?????
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Regnevelc posted:I've only read the first post... He passed on the general consensus cant miss pick because of a feeling and then drafted a 2nd round pick 1st overall. I feel like it's pretty true to life.
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Athanatos posted:He passed on the general consensus cant miss pick because of a feeling and then drafted a 2nd round pick 1st overall. does the movie end with the guy being a bust and the gm being fired along with the entire coaching staff?
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Jimmy Haslam is here to gently caress up every good thing the Browns have in place (and yes that should take him just a weekend) http://www.ohio.com/sports/browns/s...future-1.566203 quote:BEREA: The Browns won’t move their training camp this year, but it’ll likely migrate to Columbus in the near future.
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football fuckerman posted:Jimmy Haslam is here to gently caress up every good thing the Browns have in place (and yes that should take him just a weekend) Kinda bummed it's not Akron.
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Yeah. I was considering joining the U of Akron gym. it's pretty awesome and has a lot of the latest stuff. TCU's is also boss as well.
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Cole posted:Change the Patriots front office and coaches out with the Browns. The Patriots don't make the playoffs Are they still playing in the AFC East?
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# ? Feb 13, 2015 01:56 |
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Just imagine if the Browns moved to the AFC East and the Patriots moved to the North. Bills supremacy.
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# ? Feb 13, 2015 02:11 |
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He should save that speech, he can reuse it in a year with Johnny.
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# ? Feb 13, 2015 02:41 |
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Bigass Moth posted:Just imagine if the Browns moved to the AFC East and the Patriots moved to the North. Bills supremacy. The weakest kid from Compton is still tougher than the baddest Hamptonite. You guys have got this.
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Flikken posted:Kinda bummed it's not Akron. Yeah, on top of all the of the other Browns problems I sure do wish they picked up heroin addictions.
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# ? Feb 13, 2015 03:26 |
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Remember around mid-season when it looked like that there was some light at the end of the tunnel for Browns fans? What the gently caress happened to cause things to be worse than ever before?
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# ? Feb 13, 2015 04:42 |
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They lost. Remember, winning cures everything.
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# ? Feb 13, 2015 05:38 |
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Athanatos posted:He passed on the general consensus cant miss pick because of a feeling and then drafted a 2nd round pick 1st overall. Isn't Draft Day basically what a dumb person thinks a smart NFL franchise is like? Shimrra Jamaane posted:Remember around mid-season when it looked like that there was some light at the end of the tunnel for Browns fans? What the gently caress happened to cause things to be worse than ever before? The light was from the oncoming train.
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axeil posted:Isn't Draft Day basically what a dumb person thinks a smart NFL franchise is like? A smart what now?
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Doctor Butts posted:Well, in order for him to be at risk of prosecution, they would have to be able show that he knew about the rebate scam. I love how an individual being ignorant of a law is no excuse but the head of a corporation being ignorant of what happens in their name is. Nothing better than getting off cause the prosecution can't prove you're not an oblivious idiot.
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Detroit_Dogg posted:Yeah, on top of all the of the other Browns problems I sure do wish they picked up heroin addictions. It's better than getting lead poisoning from Kent.
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Eifert Posting posted:I love how an individual being ignorant of a law is no excuse but the head of a corporation being ignorant of what happens in their name is. There's a Frontline episode on Netflix about insider trading and apparently there's no law against negligence causing insider trading, like there would be for various other tasks. I imagine the situation might be similar here.
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insider trading also isn't illegal for members of the house or senate. fact.
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wheez the roux posted:insider trading also isn't illegal for members of the house or senate. fact. Nope! They changed that back in I think 2010 because people were pissed that basically all of Congress profited off of the financial collapse.
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Insider trading falls under very specific guidelines. That's why something known as a 10-b 5 was created, to outline it specifically. Not to be confused with 10-b, which has to do with fraud. I wouldn't use those as examples of criminal law simply bc very specific vs broad
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axeil posted:Nope! They changed that back in I think 2010 because people were pissed that basically all of Congress profited off of the financial collapse. That was quietly undone. Sorry Browns fans, you're never getting rid of Haslam.
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Bigass Moth posted:Just imagine if the Browns moved to the AFC East and the Patriots moved to the North. Bills supremacy. Hell, the NFL already wishes the Pats to be in the same division as the
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computer parts posted:There's a Frontline episode on Netflix about insider trading and apparently there's no law against negligence causing insider trading, like there would be for various other tasks. I imagine the situation might be similar here. They can get you another way if they want. The Federal Government can ALWAYS get you if they want to. There was a guy in mergers and acquisitions at a Big 4 firm (90% sure PWC) who had a mistress. He would brag to his mistress about the deals he was working on "I'm working on a big time merger between X and Y blablabla $XX stock price" which you would think would bore her to death. However, as soon as he left she would call some other guy and they were making stock trades off this. After a couple of years the SEC noticed, traced it to her, figured out he was tipping her off on accident, and he went to jail. If only they cared as much about boating up Goldman Sachs hah (not funny ) The reason firms all print their stuff in house now is a copy shop near Wall Street used to trade off financial statements and stuff like that they were contracted to print. I'm not sure if anyone went to jail in that one. Actually, I am not even sure if this is true, but my college professor told me and I always thought those employees at the Kinkos or whatever making 9 dollars an hour were geniuses until they got caught.
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From NFL.comquote:Bleacher Report's Mike Freeman wrote Monday that "some players believed Manziel wasn't good enough to play in the NFL. It wasn't solely the work ethic or the partying, but a dramatic talent deficit."
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Atticus Finch posted:"Think about where we'd be now if we had drafted Teddy Bridgewater."
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No Safe Word posted:brb sending this to Rick Smith I still can't believe the Texans didn't make a move for Bridgewater.
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Neil Armbong posted:I still can't believe the Texans didn't make a move for Bridgewater. They got trolled so loving hard. I'm still laughing about it.
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