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Me either. I miss my comedy fix.I don't even know what to think.
Now lets go get some Tommy Togiai!
(I know, I know)
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He left the game against us with an injury I think...
Edit: Yeah, here that is...
https://www.cleveland.com/browns/20...-to-know-about-the-new-browns-cornerback.html
Injuries are a concern here... as they are for Ward and Williams, so... yeah.
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BuckBackHome
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According to an article, he left the OSU game early with a groin injury. Played less than 20 snaps in that game.
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Typically not a fan of Domers, but I like getting a guy at 52 they said we were looking at at 26. Seems to be a good fit for what the Browns want in a LB or he's Gerbil 2.0. Give me Togiai and Wade with their next 2 picks and I'd be really happy.
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its been thrown out that some were panicked about Mr “He can play every position” Simmons and how bad he was and how hard it was to find him a spot…
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I mean, its scheme fit, right? He's like 215 and is trying to play traditional linebacker... So, is he Peppers all over or what? I obviously have no idea, but Peppers was a slash athlete, this guy seems (and I think I only saw him play once) like a real football player.
The problem with the draft of course is (like recruiting) that it is its own discipline, and how you play the game doesn't always mean you get good players out of it. But like recruiting if you get more 5 star guys, you're going to have a bigger hit rate than if you get a bunch of 3 star guys. Get a bunch of 1st round talent guys, you're gonna do better... This seems like a really good 2nd round pick.
Schwartz on the other hand just seems like a track guy. (That's not to say its not a good value in the slot, and its not to say that they can't use a track guy, obviously once natson and OBJ were out, they were speed limited in the WR corps to where they had to scheme guys open down the field) That said, schemewise its not like the Browns run 4 wide a bunch so, can you bring in a dude to run jet sweeps to run a jet sweep? So, where JOK -- purely from a draft perspective -- seems like a great value and potentially quite a good fit, this dude seems like a reach and how much can you even get him on the field...
Now, how they turn out as players in the real world is a whole other thing, and I certainly hope they both do well.
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itownbuckeye
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I think JOK fell due to being a bit of a tweener. With Browns base D expected to be a 4-2-5 that utilizes three safeties a good chunk of the time, he would seem to be an ideal fit in that big safety role.
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