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2012 Draft WR Grades: Cleveland Browns WCO
by Bumblyjack on Apr 15, 2012 9:35 PM EDT
on Dawgs By Nature
After careful film study, I've graded this year's class of wide receivers according to how they project for our offense. Due to the high percentage of short and intermediate routes run in our offense, I placed a premium on the ability to gain separation, quickness, and run-after-the catch ability. You will find that a few players have moved either up or down compared to overall WR rankings. This is mostly due to whether or not they possess the aforementioned traits, because the ability to be effective in all the routes that we run carries great value. Kickoff and punt return ability has not been directly factored in.
31 commentsBrowns cut Tony Pashos
Per Mary Kay Cabot: "The Browns will release Pashos, who underwent the surgery (foot) last Tuesday, on the basis that he failed his physical, Smith (Pashos' agent) said. The move is expected to by made by Tuesday, when free agency begins."
Cowboys lose $10 million in cap space, Redskins lose $36 million in space. Can split it over 2012 and 2013 any way they want. More at ESPN.
Source: If Manning picks Denver, Tebow is gone
Reports are that if Manning signs in with the Broncos they will look to trade Tebow. My questions to you are: Do you have any interest in acquiring Tebow? For what price?
Personally, I don't really like Tebow. His throwing mechanics make me want to vomit. However, he has plenty of arm strength and intangibles to work with. He also puts enough pressure on a defense with his ability to run the ball up the middle that they're often forced to leave eight men in the box. I'd be willing to give up a third rounder for him, but the price will probably be higher. Would you be interested in making a stronger offer?
"After listening to Andy Dalton on conf. call, I can report that #Browns Colt McCoy is infinitely more insightful. Even was as a rookie." - Tony Grossi
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