Kevin Stefansky will (sigh) adapt his offense to the players he has. All of you nod sagely and agree, and then say he needs a(nother) fullback and blocking tight end.
You read the article about how Stefanski will use Kareem Hunt, and I've told you 100 or so times that he'll be in the slot or outside sometimes...
...but he needs a fullback who can catch and a tight end who can block to run the offense he ran in Minnesota zzinggg!
Certainly, Hunt might leave after 2020, and there are no guarantees about Njoku down the road, so adding either a fb or te wouldn't be a suprise--but the Browns won't pass up edge-rushers, linebackers, safeties, wide receivers (remember the OBJ trade), or offensive linemen for either position.
Frank Teriaca offers up 3 free agent defensive ends that he thinks the Browns need to check out.
Frank's article was a lifesaver to me, as this draft class is light on those guys, and of course Vernon is a GMF. Myles Garrett is a beast, but needs somebody else to take heat off him.
...but, none of the defensive ends Frank listed look any better than Emmanuel Ogbah or Carl Nassib IS ANY OF THIS SINKING IN YET?
The notion that Myles Garrett's "opposite number" has to be a bookend edge-rusher is also simpletonian hyperbole:
The Offensive line can only double-team one passrusher. A defensive tackle who beats one on ones consistantly works as well as a guy on the opposite edge.
Do you get this? You can slide protection and take Garrett's inside lane away, but the double-teamer is a guard. It doesn't matter to the other Edge guy, see? It matters for the defensive tackles duh!
Err...you get that guards and centers normally block defensive tackles, right?
Ok so explain to me how even a Chase Young on the opposite side of the field from Garrett can get him out of a double-team.
...I'm waiting..........
Anyway I like all the veteran de's Frank listed almost as much as I like Ogbah and Nassib, but suspect that in 2020 a passrushing defensive tackle is more realistic.
There are 2 of these already on the roster:
Larry Ogunjobi has declined mainly vs the run, but Sheldon Richardson was fine overall. Both have been scary penetrators...
I'm tired and will have to get back to this, but for now you stand partly corrected okbye...
Quick takes: CBA talks look like overpaid older guys vs struggling younger guys and retired veterans (especially retirees, who would get over a 35% raise: "Screw them and screw you too, junior. We can get more more more!")
Exacty when did how much money the employers make become the business of the employees, and football P L A Y E R S turn into "labor"?
Was any offer by the owners going to have a chance for a lot of these older overpaid stars? Most of them decided to oppose it before they read it.
That's how you do it! Refuse the first offer and gouge for more! You can always get more if you're stubborn and greedy enough!
NEVER accept the first, second, third ect offer!
I'm sick of these spoiled brats. Like I said "screw the retirees and screw you, kid. MORE MORE MORE STICK EM UP BOSS!!!"
Punks. Okbye
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