Check out this article on ESPN by Pat Yasinskas about the Cleveland Browns. BROWNS ARTICLE Crennel states that "Brady's going to be a good quarterback for the Browns for a long time to come." Wow Romeo, way to make your QB savior Derek Anderson feel right at home! I say the Brown's are doing alot of posturing here. This was my comment regarding the QB situation in Cleveland. I really would like to see Quinny with the JETS JETS JETS!!!
"Let's face it, the Browns have a slight quarterback controversy. Crennel did not expect Anderson to be the quarterback he is. The Browns gave up alot for Quinn. Anderson could be the next Big Ben for cripes sake. The guy put up huge numbers (Peyton like) and the Browns looked like a different team last year. What happens when Anderson is a Pro Bowl QB after this season? The Browns will be looking to do something, and it would not surprise me if it happens BEFORE this season starts."
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Alex Marvez Draft Analysis - Fox Sports
I have been listening to Alex's combine analysis on demand @ Fox Sports and was generally impressed with his looks, however that ended this morning upon reading his draft analysis @ FOX SPORTS.
I thought Alex really whiffed with his analysis of the Jets free agent signings and questioning Giants linebacker Kawika Mitchell's ability, inferring that his good play was attributed to the "deensive scheme" of the Giants. This is what I wrote to Alex regarding these matters:
"I don't agree with Marvez analysis about the Jets or regarding K. Mitchell and his trade to the Bills. Any person with average knowledge of football who watched the Jets or Giants play this year could see that a) The Jets did not have exceptional talent and were NOT overall a good football team. Acquiring new players in free agency to give them a chance to become better in the next 2-3 years is the only option. I thought they significantly upgraded in critical areas. Now its time to see what the players can do....Question for Marvez...what offensive or defensive lineman doesn't have a weight problem. b) One could plainly see this past year that with Mitchell in the line up for the Giants, their defense stepped up in intensity a notch or two. Mitchell is a MOTOR player and will be a perfect compliment to a young and telented Bills linebacking unit. Sorry Marvez, I think you missed the boat here."
I thought Alex really whiffed with his analysis of the Jets free agent signings and questioning Giants linebacker Kawika Mitchell's ability, inferring that his good play was attributed to the "deensive scheme" of the Giants. This is what I wrote to Alex regarding these matters:
"I don't agree with Marvez analysis about the Jets or regarding K. Mitchell and his trade to the Bills. Any person with average knowledge of football who watched the Jets or Giants play this year could see that a) The Jets did not have exceptional talent and were NOT overall a good football team. Acquiring new players in free agency to give them a chance to become better in the next 2-3 years is the only option. I thought they significantly upgraded in critical areas. Now its time to see what the players can do....Question for Marvez...what offensive or defensive lineman doesn't have a weight problem. b) One could plainly see this past year that with Mitchell in the line up for the Giants, their defense stepped up in intensity a notch or two. Mitchell is a MOTOR player and will be a perfect compliment to a young and telented Bills linebacking unit. Sorry Marvez, I think you missed the boat here."
Hutt Hutt!!!
After being fed up with reading "expert" analysis about this years NFL draft on ESPN and FOX Sports, I decided to start my own blog here since I love football and cannot believe some of the stuff the experts come up with. This blog will be a Sunday "Arm Chair Quarterbacks" haven for expressing your opinions about anything to do with PRO football. I am especially interested in hearing opinions about the experts or the pundits who give analysis about the draft, games, etc. Let's have some fun here. One of the areas of Pro Football which I am not that familiar with is the Fantasy Football thing. Perhaps we can get a few experts here to write in about that as well. Pro football has become a year round sport, so lets see how interesting we can keep the off-season as we get ready for that first kick-off in September!
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