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Cleveland Browns (2018 Season The NFL is Sorry)

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AKAK said:
He was injured in week 2.

I'll be ok if the browns give him another prove it deal. I mean, they bought a draft pick from the Texans for 16 million. What's a 7 or 8 mill for another prove it when you have all the cap space in the history of ever.
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LitlBuck said:
do not count him out coming back to Cleveland…just sayin…
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I'm not saying I'm against bringing him back, or that they will or won't...just that I understand why there doesn't seem to be much of a market for him. NFL history is littered with WRs who blew up for one year then totally disappeared.
 
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BuckBackHome said:
Until their is a new coach this is still a team with a losing record.
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Well, one way to look at it is... Kizer and Taylor are the same guy... one just committed 21 fewer turnovers. That takes you from dead last in giveaways (by a lot) to top 3rd. (ish)

That's probably 4 or 5 wins changing one guy. Not counting guys getting a year older or upgrading personnel. (Colts, Jets, and Titans lost all games by 3 - turnover margin -2 in all. Green Bay, up 21-7 till.. yeah interception in overtime... Jacksonville, lost 19-7 and somehow still in the game despite 5 turnovers, 4 by Kizer including one in the endzone)

(That's no bullshit, Kizer threw 22 picks and lost 7 fumbles. That's 29 goddammed turnovers from one dude. Hogan and Kessler threw 6 more. Taylor had 4. )

All of which is to say, you're dangerously close to significant improvement, and more Hue.
 
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CFPBuckeye said:
:rofl:

Okay. True. He should be suited for slot. The Browns spent a first rounder on a slot sized guy who doesn’t truly fit anywhere. He’s the Jabrill Peppers of the offense.
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In a long history of puzzling 1st round picks, Coleman stands near the top of the heap. A smallish receiver from a gimmick offense that dropped a lot of passes in college taken in the top-half of the 1st round. Ridiculous.
 
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