Casey Mathews or bust

[SoulDawg74]

I want me a Mathews on my defense and I ain't got time to wait on Clays grandchildren.


SoulDawg

[jb]

Sign me up. Playa.

But what about AU's DE's, too. Yeesh. And we have like none. Or a guy like fairley to put next to Rubin as the new Rush n Crush?

Again, 4 - 3 creates extra holes, and we have enough. Oh well, maybe we can use a pick we get from Vickers to draft a DE project or small LBer in round 5.

[peeker643]

Why not just grab Casey Matthews in round four or five where all the scouts have him projected? That frees up the 2nd round pick to use on that Arkansas receiver who has hands like feet. Gotta have a 2nd round receiver that blows to continue the proud tradition.

[Triple-S]

Why not just grab Casey Matthews in round four or five where all the scouts have him projected? That frees up the 2nd round pick to use on that Arkansas receiver who has hands like feet. Gotta have a 2nd round receiver that blows to continue the proud tradition.

lol!

Matthews is a third round guy at best, HOWEVER just would love to see the name Matthews in orange and brown w/ 57 running around, just seems right to me.

[gotribe31]

Why not just grab Casey Matthews in round four or five where all the scouts have him projected? That frees up the 2nd round pick to use on that Arkansas receiver who has hands like feet. Gotta have a 2nd round receiver that blows to continue the proud tradition.

Exactly. Well, exactly other than the crappy WR in the 2nd round part. No reason to compound the decison to pass on Jr. by reaching for his less-talented brother.

For what its worth, here was the Scouts Inc. writeup on him (posted before the game last night). The 39 grade is out of 100, 90+ is considered 1st round talent:

Oregon OLB Casey Matthews (39)
Matthews is not as athletically gifted as his older brother, Green Bay Packers LB Clay Matthews, but he has impressive instincts and is almost always in good position to make a play. Matthews also times blitzes well, but he does struggle to change directions quickly and does not always break down well as an open-field tackler. However, he makes up for his lack of range and natural athleticism with a nose for the ball and is the kind of player who can get on the back end of a roster as a late-round pick and contribute as a reserve on defense and on special teams.

[Fire Marshall Bill]

Why not just grab Casey Matthews in round four or five where all the scouts have him projected? That frees up the 2nd round pick to use on that Arkansas receiver who has hands like feet. Gotta have a 2nd round receiver that blows to continue the proud tradition.

lol!

Matthews is a third round guy at best, HOWEVER just would love to see the name Matthews in orange and brown w/ 57 running around, just seems right to me.

See, my hate for mangini

Feel, my hate for Mangini

Be..be...BEE my hate for Mangini

See it. Feel it. Be it. ...... lust after my hate for Mangini

The Browns would have been the only team in NFL history to retire the same # twice

I hope he's tormented for life for his ineptness

[Magic Brownies]

Why not just grab Casey Matthews in round four or five where all the scouts have him projected? That frees up the 2nd round pick to use on that Arkansas receiver who has hands like feet. Gotta have a 2nd round receiver that blows to continue the proud tradition.

Exactly. Well, exactly other than the crappy WR in the 2nd round part. No reason to compound the decison to pass on Jr. by reaching for his less-talented brother.

For what its worth, here was the Scouts Inc. writeup on him (posted before the game last night). The 39 grade is out of 100, 90+ is considered 1st round talent:

Oregon OLB Casey Matthews (39)
Matthews is not as athletically gifted as his older brother, Green Bay Packers LB Clay Matthews, but he has impressive instincts and is almost always in good position to make a play. Matthews also times blitzes well, but he does struggle to change directions quickly and does not always break down well as an open-field tackler. However, he makes up for his lack of range and natural athleticism with a nose for the ball and is the kind of player who can get on the back end of a roster as a late-round pick and contribute as a reserve on defense and on special teams.

Not sure what Clay Jr. was graded at coming out but I seem to remember multiple experts saying how Cushing and Mauluga were miles ahead of him. Now I think its pretty clear he was the best of the bunch

[gotribe31]

Why not just grab Casey Matthews in round four or five where all the scouts have him projected? That frees up the 2nd round pick to use on that Arkansas receiver who has hands like feet. Gotta have a 2nd round receiver that blows to continue the proud tradition.

Exactly. Well, exactly other than the crappy WR in the 2nd round part. No reason to compound the decison to pass on Jr. by reaching for his less-talented brother.

For what its worth, here was the Scouts Inc. writeup on him (posted before the game last night). The 39 grade is out of 100, 90+ is considered 1st round talent:

Oregon OLB Casey Matthews (39)
Matthews is not as athletically gifted as his older brother, Green Bay Packers LB Clay Matthews, but he has impressive instincts and is almost always in good position to make a play. Matthews also times blitzes well, but he does struggle to change directions quickly and does not always break down well as an open-field tackler. However, he makes up for his lack of range and natural athleticism with a nose for the ball and is the kind of player who can get on the back end of a roster as a late-round pick and contribute as a reserve on defense and on special teams.

Not sure what Clay Jr. was graded at coming out but I seem to remember multiple experts saying how Cushing and Mauluga were miles ahead of him. Now I think its pretty clear he was the best of the bunch

Right, but Clay Jr. had a 1st round grade on him for the most part. If I recall correctly, most scouts had him ahead of Rey-Rey and below Cush. No one was suggesting that he'd be a late-round pick.

I'm not saying the kid can't play. I'm not saying I don't want him in Cleveland. I'm just saying 38 is too early for him.

[yogi]

I'm guessing you guys would LOVE this draft scenario.

http://walterfootball.com/draft2011.php



#6. Marcell Dareus, DE/DT Alabama

#37 Jonathan Baldwin, WR Pitt

#70 Casey Matthews, ILB Oregon

#101 Brandon Boykin, CB Georgia

[Cerebral_DownTime]

What position will he play?

[Erie Warrior]

#6. Marcell Dareus, DE/DT Alabama

#37 Jonathan Baldwin, WR Pitt

#70 Casey Matthews, ILB Oregon

#101 Brandon Boykin, CB Georgia

That's pretty F'n solid. Not real sold on Matthews, but the first 2 are straight cash.

[gotribe31]

What position will he play?

Free safety. Cribbs will be at SS.

[Cerebral_DownTime]

What position will he play?

Free safety. Cribbs will be at SS.

Sounds about right.

[Cerebral_DownTime]

Honestly, would we even be having this discussion if not for his last name?

Is he really a different player than Ross Homan? (no i'm not saying we draft Ross Homan)

[peeker643]

Honestly, would we even be having this discussion if not for his last name?

Is he really a different player than Ross Homan? (no i'm not saying we draft Ross Homan)

Reasonable comp with Height/weight/40 times. Matthews is listed as an inside LB though, 6th ranked.

Homan is rated 11 at OLB.

Both projected to go at about 5th round.

[Cerebral_DownTime]

Honestly, would we even be having this discussion if not for his last name?

Is he really a different player than Ross Homan? (no i'm not saying we draft Ross Homan)

Reasonable comp with Height/weight/40 times. Matthews is listed as an inside LB though, 6th ranked.

Homan is rated 11 at OLB.Both projected to go at about 5th round.

That I did not know.

But 5th round says alot. I'd be fine with Matthews there. Just not at 38

[SoulDawg74]

Honestly, would we even be having this discussion if not for his last name?

Is he really a different player than Ross Homan? (no i'm not saying we draft Ross Homan)

Reasonable comp with Height/weight/40 times. Matthews is listed as an inside LB though, 6th ranked.

Homan is rated 11 at OLB.Both projected to go at about 5th round.

That I did not know.

But 5th round says alot. I'd be fine with Matthews there. Just not at 38

SD:

Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

If we go 43 he's a natural MLB if we stick with the 34 , then he;s the inside linebacker who has sideline range and speed to pass rush smell out screens and cover the backs out of the backfield on dump offs..

2nd might be two early but the 3rd might be too late after the meat market and the combine and the East coast coaches get game tapes on a player who was playing long after they were in bed most of his career.

That 5th ain't current , but no matter , did you see that game changing play he executed coming around the backide and stripping Newton from behind producing the BIG play they needed when they needed it and absolutely had to have to even have a chance to win.

Thats what we call a playmaker , I know I know , there's is no such thang in Cleveland , because we let all those guys get drafted by our rivals.

I want me a Mathews playing linebacker , that he's underrated by the pundits , all the better.


SoulDawg

[jb]

Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

TB was converted defensive lineman and skinny kid matthews is bigger?

Pass me the hooka broham. Ganja not just for breakfast anymore.

And what is Scott Fujita? Chaun Thompson?

[Loo]

SD, once again, you're going for the "Flavor of the month."

After Blackmon's bowl game, you wanted to take him. Now, after Mathews' bowl game, you want to take him two rounds higher than he's projected and probably a full round ahead of where he will go (because his stock is rising).

[SoulDawg74]

SD, once again, you're going for the "Flavor of the month."

After Blackmon's bowl game, you wanted to take him. Now, after Mathews' bowl game, you want to take him two rounds higher than he's projected and probably a full round ahead of where he will go (because his stock is rising).

SD:

I don't know if you read pure , Butt me and Pabby were expressing our luv before the game.

JB, Bruski ain't 6 foot tall IIRC.

Clay is listed at 6' 2".

SoulDawg

[Fire Marshall Bill]

Maybe he could turn into this guy...

Urlacher wished to attend Texas Tech University but the school did not offer him an athletic scholarship.[7] The University of New Mexico and New Mexico State University were the only two Division I schools that offered Urlacher scholarships.[7] He enrolled into the University of New Mexico, and chose to major in Criminology.[8] The New Mexico Lobos' head coach, Dennis Franchione, converted Urlacher to linebacker, but often left him on the sidelines in favor of more experienced players.[7] The team finished with winning records during Urlacher's first two years and even made a trip to the 1997 Insight.com Bowl.[7] The team's success prompted Franchione to leave New Mexico in favor of Texas Christian University. His departure prompted the school to hire Rocky Long, a former head coach at UCLA.

Despite the change, Urlacher flourished under Long's tenure.[7] Urlacher not only received more playing time, but also played a more versatile role on both offense and defense. Long converted Urlacher into a "Lobo-Back",[9] a cross between a linebacker and free safety, and placed him in a 3-3-5 defense scheme.[10] He spent significant time training with the team's defensive coordinator, Bronco Mendenhall, who helped Urlacher refine his skills as a defensive back.[7] Long also used Urlacher as a return specialist and wide receiver throughout his final two years with the Lobos.[8] Despite Long's extensive changes to the team's roster, formations, and work ethic, the Lobos' performance declined. However, Urlacher became one of the team's most productive players during this time. He finished his career with 442 tackles, three interceptions, 11 sacks and 11 forced fumbles.[1] Outside of defense, he caught six touchdown passes, and returned five kicks for touchdowns.[1]

After the 1999 season, he was one of the finalists for the Jim Thorpe Award, and finished twelfth on Heisman Trophy ballot.

[motherscratcher]

Maybe he could turn into this guy...

Urlacher wished to attend Texas Tech University but the school did not offer him an athletic scholarship.[7] The University of New Mexico and New Mexico State University were the only two Division I schools that offered Urlacher scholarships.[7] He enrolled into the University of New Mexico, and chose to major in Criminology.[8] The New Mexico Lobos' head coach, Dennis Franchione, converted Urlacher to linebacker, but often left him on the sidelines in favor of more experienced players.[7] The team finished with winning records during Urlacher's first two years and even made a trip to the 1997 Insight.com Bowl.[7] The team's success prompted Franchione to leave New Mexico in favor of Texas Christian University. His departure prompted the school to hire Rocky Long, a former head coach at UCLA.

Despite the change, Urlacher flourished under Long's tenure.[7] Urlacher not only received more playing time, but also played a more versatile role on both offense and defense. Long converted Urlacher into a "Lobo-Back",[9] a cross between a linebacker and free safety, and placed him in a 3-3-5 defense scheme.[10] He spent significant time training with the team's defensive coordinator, Bronco Mendenhall, who helped Urlacher refine his skills as a defensive back.[7] Long also used Urlacher as a return specialist and wide receiver throughout his final two years with the Lobos.[8] Despite Long's extensive changes to the team's roster, formations, and work ethic, the Lobos' performance declined. However, Urlacher became one of the team's most productive players during this time. He finished his career with 442 tackles, three interceptions, 11 sacks and 11 forced fumbles.[1] Outside of defense, he caught six touchdown passes, and returned five kicks for touchdowns.[1]

After the 1999 season, he was one of the finalists for the Jim Thorpe Award, and finished twelfth on Heisman Trophy ballot.

So, you're saying we should draft him and make him a kick returner?

[SoulDawg74]

Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

TB was converted defensive lineman and skinny kid matthews is bigger?

Pass me the hooka broham. Ganja not just for breakfast anymore.

And what is Scott Fujita? Chaun Thompson?

SD:

Dude think your mixing Up Vrabel converted from DE after aquiring him from Pissburgh
with Brushki ,

He's not much taller than Mumbles standing side by side and s35 with bricks in his back pocket , while Vrabel was 6'4-5" plus 260.

Mathwes is quicker than both with better straight line speed and has the full football bloodline, you can also play him at will in a 43 , he's that fast.

SoulDawg

SoulDawg

[gotribe31]

Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

TB was converted defensive lineman and skinny kid matthews is bigger?

Pass me the hooka broham. Ganja not just for breakfast anymore.

And what is Scott Fujita? Chaun Thompson?

SD:

Dude think your mixing Up Vrabel converted from DE after aquiring him from Pissburgh
with Brushki ,

He's not much taller than Mumbles standing side by side and s35 with bricks in his back pocket , while Vrabel was 6'4-5" plus 260.

Mathwes is quicker than both with better straight line speed and has the full football bloodline, you can also play him at will in a 43 , he's that fast.

SoulDawg

SoulDawg

How many Oregon games did you watch this year?

[SoulDawg74]

Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

TB was converted defensive lineman and skinny kid matthews is bigger?

Pass me the hooka broham. Ganja not just for breakfast anymore.

And what is Scott Fujita? Chaun Thompson?

SD:

Dude think your mixing Up Vrabel converted from DE after aquiring him from Pissburgh
with Brushki ,

He's not much taller than Mumbles standing side by side and s35 with bricks in his back pocket , while Vrabel was 6'4-5" plus 260.

Mathwes is quicker than both with better straight line speed and has the full football bloodline, you can also play him at will in a 43 , he's that fast.

SoulDawg

SoulDawg

How many Oregon games did you watch this year?

SD:

Nothing like seeing every tOSU game if thats what you mean , so if you want to pass yourself off as an Oregon expert have at it .

My post addresses playmaking players draft eligile and fits for the Browns ,

Linebacker DL receiver and QB are major weaknesses and one #1 pick ain't hardly gonna fix all that .

Saw the Stanford game where the Cardinal had em down 21-0 and they roared back and won , when it looked like Stanford had sanded their ass.

Saw the Cal game where they got beat save for a missed FG, and bits and pieces of a couple other blowouts where they scored touchdowns quicker than i can type this response to you .

Doesn't matter , in the biggest game the best players find a way to make plays , which includes Fairley , that freshman tailback for Auburn Newton and Mathews to name a few .

Fact you could probably give that Auburn DL a game ball collectively , and that one mean linebacker especially .

Oregon had a sneaky quick receiver in Mayo and another lomg target in Tuinei which
puts to bed the myth receiever must be picked in the first round

SoulDawg

[gotribe31]

Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

TB was converted defensive lineman and skinny kid matthews is bigger?

Pass me the hooka broham. Ganja not just for breakfast anymore.

And what is Scott Fujita? Chaun Thompson?

SD:

Dude think your mixing Up Vrabel converted from DE after aquiring him from Pissburgh
with Brushki ,

He's not much taller than Mumbles standing side by side and s35 with bricks in his back pocket , while Vrabel was 6'4-5" plus 260.

Mathwes is quicker than both with better straight line speed and has the full football bloodline, you can also play him at will in a 43 , he's that fast.

SoulDawg

SoulDawg

How many Oregon games did you watch this year?

SD:

Nothing like seeing every tOSU game if thats what you mean , so if you want to pass yourself off as an Oregon expert have at it .

My post addresses playmaking players draft eligile and fits for the Browns ,

Linebacker DL receiver and QB are major weaknesses and one #1 pick ain't hardly gonna fix all that .

Saw the Stanford game where the Cardinal had em down 21-0 and they roared back and won , when it looked like Stanford had sanded their ass.

Saw the Cal game where they got beat save for a missed FG, and bits and pieces of a couple other blowouts where they scored touchdowns quicker than i can type this response to you .

Doesn't matter , in the biggest game the best players find a way to make plays , which includes Fairley , that freshman tailback for Auburn Newton and Mathews to name a few .

Fact you could probably give that Auburn DL a game ball collectively , and that one mean linebacker especially .

Oregon had a sneaky quick receiver in Mayo and another lomg target in Tuinei which
puts to bed the myth receiever must be picked in the first round

SoulDawg

I'm not passing myself off as an Oregon expert. That's the point. I'm also not the one saying that Mtwahers (or however you are choosing to spell his name this time) is bigger than Bruschi, faster than Vrabel, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.

No NFL scouts that I have seen are projecting him as a starter at weakside LB in a 4-3. I like to think I know a lot about football, but I also fully admit that NFL scouts who are paid to assess college football players for a living know more than I do. So if you find one who agrees with your assessment that you came up with while watching approximately 8 quarters of football, then by all means share with the group. But right now, your take is the outlier.

And if you think Cam Newton improved his draft stock with his national championship performance, you need to have your head examined.

[SoulDawg74]

Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

TB was converted defensive lineman and skinny kid matthews is bigger?

Pass me the hooka broham. Ganja not just for breakfast anymore.

And what is Scott Fujita? Chaun Thompson?

SD:

Dude think your mixing Up Vrabel converted from DE after aquiring him from Pissburgh
with Brushki ,

He's not much taller than Mumbles standing side by side and s35 with bricks in his back pocket , while Vrabel was 6'4-5" plus 260.

Mathwes is quicker than both with better straight line speed and has the full football bloodline, you can also play him at will in a 43 , he's that fast.

SoulDawg

SoulDawg

How many Oregon games did you watch this year?

SD:

Nothing like seeing every tOSU game if thats what you mean , so if you want to pass yourself off as an Oregon expert have at it .

My post addresses playmaking players draft eligile and fits for the Browns ,

Linebacker DL receiver and QB are major weaknesses and one #1 pick ain't hardly gonna fix all that .

Saw the Stanford game where the Cardinal had em down 21-0 and they roared back and won , when it looked like Stanford had sanded their ass.

Saw the Cal game where they got beat save for a missed FG, and bits and pieces of a couple other blowouts where they scored touchdowns quicker than i can type this response to you .

Doesn't matter , in the biggest game the best players find a way to make plays , which includes Fairley , that freshman tailback for Auburn Newton and Mathews to name a few .

Fact you could probably give that Auburn DL a game ball collectively , and that one mean linebacker especially .

Oregon had a sneaky quick receiver in Mayo and another lomg target in Tuinei which
puts to bed the myth receiever must be picked in the first round

SoulDawg

I'm not passing myself off as an Oregon expert. That's the point. I'm also not the one saying that Mtwahers (or however you are choosing to spell his name this time) is bigger than Bruschi, faster than Vrabel, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.

No NFL scouts that I have seen are projecting him as a starter at weakside LB in a 4-3. I like to think I know a lot about football, but I also fully admit that NFL scouts who are paid to assess college football players for a living know more than I do. So if you find one who agrees with your assessment that you came up with while watching approximately 8 quarters of football, then by all means share with the group. But right now, your take is the outlier.

And if you think Cam Newton improved his draft stock with his national championship performance, you need to have your head examined.

SD:

Every once in a while , I get one like you , think you got what it takes to go toe to toe with me .

Son you ain't nothin butt a dumb ass Mosquito that don't know its winter time .

8 quarters of football is a lifetime , considering it only took me 8 seconds yo bust you out as the punk you are.

I want Mathews he's a football playa ,

I want Newton because he's a dynamic football playa ,

Your a punk who doesn't know what that means .

You fuckin ignorant BEEEYatch.


SoulDawg

[motherscratcher]

Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

TB was converted defensive lineman and skinny kid matthews is bigger?

Pass me the hooka broham. Ganja not just for breakfast anymore.

And what is Scott Fujita? Chaun Thompson?

SD:

Dude think your mixing Up Vrabel converted from DE after aquiring him from Pissburgh
with Brushki ,

He's not much taller than Mumbles standing side by side and s35 with bricks in his back pocket , while Vrabel was 6'4-5" plus 260.

Mathwes is quicker than both with better straight line speed and has the full football bloodline, you can also play him at will in a 43 , he's that fast.

SoulDawg

SoulDawg

How many Oregon games did you watch this year?

SD:

Nothing like seeing every tOSU game if thats what you mean , so if you want to pass yourself off as an Oregon expert have at it .

My post addresses playmaking players draft eligile and fits for the Browns ,

Linebacker DL receiver and QB are major weaknesses and one #1 pick ain't hardly gonna fix all that .

Saw the Stanford game where the Cardinal had em down 21-0 and they roared back and won , when it looked like Stanford had sanded their ass.

Saw the Cal game where they got beat save for a missed FG, and bits and pieces of a couple other blowouts where they scored touchdowns quicker than i can type this response to you .

Doesn't matter , in the biggest game the best players find a way to make plays , which includes Fairley , that freshman tailback for Auburn Newton and Mathews to name a few .

Fact you could probably give that Auburn DL a game ball collectively , and that one mean linebacker especially .

Oregon had a sneaky quick receiver in Mayo and another lomg target in Tuinei which
puts to bed the myth receiever must be picked in the first round

SoulDawg

I'm not passing myself off as an Oregon expert. That's the point. I'm also not the one saying that Mtwahers (or however you are choosing to spell his name this time) is bigger than Bruschi, faster than Vrabel, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.

No NFL scouts that I have seen are projecting him as a starter at weakside LB in a 4-3. I like to think I know a lot about football, but I also fully admit that NFL scouts who are paid to assess college football players for a living know more than I do. So if you find one who agrees with your assessment that you came up with while watching approximately 8 quarters of football, then by all means share with the group. But right now, your take is the outlier.

And if you think Cam Newton improved his draft stock with his national championship performance, you need to have your head examined.

SD:

Every once in a while , I get one like you , think you got what it takes to go toe to toe with me .

Son you ain't nothin butt a dumb ass Mosquito that don't know its winter time .

8 quarters of football is a lifetime , considering it only took me 8 seconds yo bust you out as the punk you are.

I want Mathews he's a football playa ,

I want Newton because he's a dynamic football playa ,

Your a punk who doesn't know what that means .

You fuckin ignorant BEEEYatch.


SoulDawg

So, how many quarters of Daryl Clark did you see?

[SoulDawg74]

Mutha>

So, how many quarters of Daryl Clark did you see?

SD:

Enough to know that he was passed over in a backlash as a Black QB at the time of the Micheal Vick dog killing incident and nasty trial where Arthur Blank and the NFL got exposed , in the same overreaction the NFL turned Halftime into the WHO reunion because Janet Jackson showed her nipple.

The kid we just signed was rated a 3rd round prospect and he also went undrafted during that curious time where there was a moratorium on these signings .

Vicks resurgence caused the revisits, and I know you don't believe that anymore than stories about the NFL having quotas where teams were limited to how many Black players were allowed on their roster , because it happenned when your daddy was still wiping the baby shit off your ass and you ain't never seen it on the internet.

I had Clark as worthy of being a fourth round """prospect""" but cocksuckers such as yourself keep bringing up his name as if I called for him to be chosen # 1 overall.

So Fuck you too ,


SoulDawg

[Fire Marshall Bill]

Enough to know that he was passed over in a backlash as a Black QB at the time of the Micheal Vick dog killing incident

bullfuckingshit

Clark sucked. Period.....and you know nothing about PSU

Clark couldn't throw a spiral and couldn't run like Robinson.

Absolute take fail

[SoulDawg74]

Enough to know that he was passed over in a backlash as a Black QB at the time of the Micheal Vick dog killing incident

bullfuckingshit

Clark sucked. Period.....and you know nothing about PSU

Clark couldn't throw a spiral and couldn't run like Robinson.

Absolute take fail

SD:

So in other words he's Brady Quinn.


SoulDawg

[SoulDawg74]

Enough to know that he was passed over in a backlash as a Black QB at the time of the Micheal Vick dog killing incident

bullfuckingshit

Clark sucked. Period.....and you know nothing about PSU

Clark couldn't throw a spiral and couldn't run like Robinson.

Absolute take fail

SD:

So in other words he's Brady Quinn.


SoulDawg

[gotribe31]

Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

TB was converted defensive lineman and skinny kid matthews is bigger?

Pass me the hooka broham. Ganja not just for breakfast anymore.

And what is Scott Fujita? Chaun Thompson?

SD:

Dude think your mixing Up Vrabel converted from DE after aquiring him from Pissburgh
with Brushki ,

He's not much taller than Mumbles standing side by side and s35 with bricks in his back pocket , while Vrabel was 6'4-5" plus 260.

Mathwes is quicker than both with better straight line speed and has the full football bloodline, you can also play him at will in a 43 , he's that fast.

SoulDawg

SoulDawg

How many Oregon games did you watch this year?

SD:

Nothing like seeing every tOSU game if thats what you mean , so if you want to pass yourself off as an Oregon expert have at it .

My post addresses playmaking players draft eligile and fits for the Browns ,

Linebacker DL receiver and QB are major weaknesses and one #1 pick ain't hardly gonna fix all that .

Saw the Stanford game where the Cardinal had em down 21-0 and they roared back and won , when it looked like Stanford had sanded their ass.

Saw the Cal game where they got beat save for a missed FG, and bits and pieces of a couple other blowouts where they scored touchdowns quicker than i can type this response to you .

Doesn't matter , in the biggest game the best players find a way to make plays , which includes Fairley , that freshman tailback for Auburn Newton and Mathews to name a few .

Fact you could probably give that Auburn DL a game ball collectively , and that one mean linebacker especially .

Oregon had a sneaky quick receiver in Mayo and another lomg target in Tuinei which
puts to bed the myth receiever must be picked in the first round

SoulDawg

I'm not passing myself off as an Oregon expert. That's the point. I'm also not the one saying that Mtwahers (or however you are choosing to spell his name this time) is bigger than Bruschi, faster than Vrabel, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.

No NFL scouts that I have seen are projecting him as a starter at weakside LB in a 4-3. I like to think I know a lot about football, but I also fully admit that NFL scouts who are paid to assess college football players for a living know more than I do. So if you find one who agrees with your assessment that you came up with while watching approximately 8 quarters of football, then by all means share with the group. But right now, your take is the outlier.

And if you think Cam Newton improved his draft stock with his national championship performance, you need to have your head examined.

SD:

Every once in a while , I get one like you , think you got what it takes to go toe to toe with me .

Son you ain't nothin butt a dumb ass Mosquito that don't know its winter time .

8 quarters of football is a lifetime , considering it only took me 8 seconds yo bust you out as the punk you are.

I want Mathews he's a football playa ,

I want Newton because he's a dynamic football playa ,

Your a punk who doesn't know what that means .

You fuckin ignorant BEEEYatch.


SoulDawg

OK, not sure how we got into the personal attacks. But as long as we're here, I would just like you to know that I have forgotten more football this morning than you have learned in your entire life.

I'm not sure how you think you "busted me" as the punk I am, because I'm not quite sure what that even means. But you have proven time and time again that you can do nothing on these boards but pick dozens and dozens of "favorite" players that you and only you see the talent in, and then when one of those players has the slightest measure of success, you launch into these tirades about how great you are and how dumb the rest of us are. God help these boards when Cam Newton completes his first NFL pass.

[SoulDawg74]

[
Think Brushki only bigger , smart playmaker at linebacker , playing for the Browns , how positively refreshing .

[/quote]


TB was converted defensive lineman and skinny kid matthews is bigger?

Pass me the hooka broham. Ganja not just for breakfast anymore.

And what is Scott Fujita? Chaun Thompson?[/quote]


SD74

Apologize for the text in advance best I can do with equipment at hand

We got two buildings to keep the MLB clean

Just like the inbred added Lambert

We need to add our heart to the team

Play maker with a pedigree , get our Mathews Heckert
Don't pass on Jim like The Mangy Cur

SoulDawg


SD:

Dude think your mixing Up Vrabel converted from DE after aquiring him from Pissburgh
with Brushki ,

He's not much taller than Mumbles standing side by side and s35 with bricks in his back pocket , while Vrabel was 6'4-5" plus 260.

Mathwes is quicker than both with better straight line speed and has the full football bloodline, you can also play him at will in a 43 , he's that fast.

SoulDawg

SoulDawg[/quote]

How many Oregon games did you watch this year?[/quote]

SD:

Nothing like seeing every tOSU game if thats what you mean , so if you want to pass yourself off as an Oregon expert have at it .

My post addresses playmaking players draft eligile and fits for the Browns ,

Linebacker DL receiver and QB are major weaknesses and one #1 pick ain't hardly gonna fix all that .

Saw the Stanford game where the Cardinal had em down 21-0 and they roared back and won , when it looked like Stanford had sanded their ass.

Saw the Cal game where they got beat save for a missed FG, and bits and pieces of a couple other blowouts where they scored touchdowns quicker than i can type this response to you .

Doesn't matter , in the biggest game the best players find a way to make plays , which includes Fairley , that freshman tailback for Auburn Newton and Mathews to name a few .

Fact you could probably give that Auburn DL a game ball collectively , and that one mean linebacker especially .

Oregon had a sneaky quick receiver in Mayo and another lomg target in Tuinei which
puts to bed the myth receiever must be picked in the first round

SoulDawg[/quote]

I'm not passing myself off as an Oregon expert. That's the point. I'm also not the one saying that Mtwahers (or however you are choosing to spell his name this time) is bigger than Bruschi, faster than Vrabel, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.

No NFL scouts that I have seen are projecting him as a starter at weakside LB in a 4-3. I like to think I know a lot about football, but I also fully admit that NFL scouts who are paid to assess college football players for a living know more than I do. So if you find one who agrees with your assessment that you came up with while watching approximately 8 quarters of football, then by all means share with the group. But right now, your take is the outlier.

And if you think Cam Newton improved his draft stock with his national championship performance, you need to have your head examined.[/quote]

SD:

Every once in a while , I get one like you , think you got what it takes to go toe to toe with me .

Son you ain't nothin butt a dumb ass Mosquito that don't know its winter time .

8 quarters of football is a lifetime , considering it only took me 8 seconds yo bust you out as the punk you are.

I want Mathews he's a football playa ,

I want Newton because he's a dynamic football playa ,

Your a punk who doesn't know what that means .

You fuckin ignorant BEEEYatch.


SoulDawg[/quote]

So, how many quarters of Daryl Clark did you see?[/quote]

[peeker643]

Locked- Months old and the last post gave me a headache worse than the one that nearly killed me SD. I can't follow it at all.

You can hit on Matthews in today's threads if you like. I'd love to have one that can play too.