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Cleveland Browns (2010 season)

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Cleveland Browns

?Strength: N/A
?Weakness: Okay, where to begin? Let's see, Jake Delhomme is their starting quarterback. Bobby Engram, their 37-year-old starting wide receiver, caught 5 passes last year. Running back Jamal Lewis was cut in the off-season. Man, this is fun and easy! What else? Okay! They're in a constant state of rebuilding and have no team identity, the future of the franchise is Colt McCoy, and their biggest asset is team president and non-football-player Mike Holmgren
?Strength: Oh, just thought of one: dog faces
?Player to Watch: To see Colt McCoy become a starter too early, get extremely flustered, and have a terrible rookie season could be quite delightful
?Biggest Question: How soon will fans bust out the paper bags?
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Onion Sports 2010 NFL Team-By-Team Guide
 
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Having said the above, I have no idea what the Browns are thinking when it comes the defensive backs. Going with three CBs and Mike Adams as a backup does not thrill me especially if one of the starting CBs gets hurt. Also, can't they get rid of some of those 12 linebackers that they are carrying. I thought Holmgren was smart but with this roster he is not showing. However, he did pick up a center/guard from Seattle-shocking!
 
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stowfan;1763383; said:
If this link works you will get a nice roster break down:

Scout.com: Final 53 Breakdown
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It's a nice breakdown of the depth chart but the analysis is terrible. To call St. Clair a reliable backup is a big stretch. The only reason he made the roster was because this team is hurting so bad for a backup RT.

Also, if Coleman starts ahead of Rogers and Rogers is healthy that is a big mistakeIMO

Regarding the linebackers to say the is overall slow is a big understatement. I just can't believe that Barton and Bowens are still on this team in their 12th season. The unit might be built for power but power doesn't do much if we are not fast enough to get into position to make a tackle.

As I stated above if one of our CBs goes down to injury we are in big trouble against any mediocre passing team. At least Macdonald could cover some guys for a little while.
 
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LitlBuck;1763426; said:
It's a nice breakdown of the depth chart but the analysis is terrible. To call St. Clair a reliable backup is a big stretch. The only reason he made the roster was because this team is hurting so bad for a backup RT.

Also, if Coleman starts ahead of Rogers and Rogers is healthy that is a big mistakeIMO

Regarding the linebackers to say the is overall slow is a big understatement. I just can't believe that Barton and Bowens are still on this team in their 12th season. The unit might be built for power but power doesn't do much if we are not fast enough to get into position to make a tackle.

As I stated above if one of our CBs goes down to injury we are in big trouble against any mediocre passing team. At least Macdonald could cover some guys for a little while.
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<jumps out of the way of the lightning bolt> :lol:

I agree fully about St. Clair, who sucks, the LBs, who pursue the ball like old people fuck, and Coleman, who has one career impact play. If we have a corner injured, we'll have to play a what...2-2-7 with 4 safeties on the field??? Freak.
 
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