Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

I feel like I might be the only person with a neutral opinion of JC. He's not quite good enough to start, but I think he'd be a better backup than say, an undrafted rookie free agent qb. He's like Butterfingers, only good in small doses.

edit: Lotus, I agree.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

[quote=SirLK26;1070360]Well, according to Bleacher Report in July of 2011, Jason Campbell was the next great Raiders QB. Really makes you wonder why BR isn't the go-to for anyone wanting quality NFL analysis.

[url=http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/768601-oakland-raiders-qb-jason-campbell-the-arm-that-won-the-west]Oakland Raiders QB Jason Campbell: The Arm That Will Win the AFC West | Bleacher Report[/url][/quote]

I'd guess that about 5 or 6 years down the line Bleacher Report will actually be viewed as a pretty viable sports news site. At least up until a couple years ago it was basically a bunch of above average message board members, English undergrads, and young journalists trying to get experience. It still seems to have a healthy amount of virtual unknowns but they've also mixed in a decent amount of experienced sports writers.

For example looking at the front page you got an informative article from Matt Bowen who's credited as their NFL lead writer on Cover 3 defenses.

[url=http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2047445-nfl-101-introducing-the-basics-of-cover-3]NFL 101: Introducing the Basics of Cover 3 | Bleacher Report[/url]

Just browsing a couple other articles you also got guys that have written for USA Today, SI.com, Yahoo Sports so its not nearly as many keyboard warriors as it use to be. And honestly I'm not against the younger guys having a platform, after all they need to get experience somehow. Provided of course that they're actually aspiring journalist, or at least really damn good blog writters. Of course the Jason Campbell article you linked to was written by a game named RaiderusMax so I guess we shouldn't be surprised how it looks in hindsight.

Honestly my main problem with the site these days is the lists. I'm not against list, in fact I tend to like them, but Bleacher Report just goes CRAZY with them.

[url=http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2052365-2014-nfl-draft-reviewing-candidates-odds-for-the-number-one-pick]2014 NFL Draft: Odds for Top Candidates to Be No. 1 Pick | Bleacher Report[/url]

[url=http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2052384-2014-nfl-drafts-all-sleeper-team]2014 NFL Draft's All-Sleeper Team | Bleacher Report[/url]

[url=http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2042869-nfl-draft-rumors-last-minute-draft-whispers-around-all-32-teams]NFL Draft Rumors: Last-Minute Draft Whispers Around All 32 Teams | Bleacher Report[/url]

[url=http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2043195-reviewing-nfl-offseason-moves-weve-loved-hated-so-far]Reviewing NFL Offseason Moves We've Loved, Hated so Far | Bleacher Report[/url]

[url=http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2041563-unsigned-nfl-stars-who-can-help-a-super-bowl-contender-in-2014]Unsigned NFL Free Agents Who Can Help a Super Bowl Contender in 2014 | Bleacher Report[/url]

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

There was a time, at least around here, where anyone who linked to a PFT site was pretty much guaranteed to be ridiculed. Now even though its not really too many peoples #1 preference the articles, for the most part, aren't viewed with nearly as much skepticism as when they first burst onto the scene. So I guess its not to crazy to picture a day where Bleacher Report is viewed at least with similar esteem to that of PFT.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

Lock this relapse.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

On espn this morning, Bill Polian was discussing the Browns' possibility of drafting Manziel. He stated that it would be more beneficial to trade the #26 overall pick for Cousins rather than getting Manziel with the #4 overall pick.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

If I was a Browns fan I would want Johnny.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

Cleveland is where young quarterbacks go to die.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

[quote=warriorzpath;1070392]On espn this morning, Bill Polian was discussing the Browns' possibility of drafting Manziel. He stated that it would be more beneficial to trade the #26 overall pick for Cousins rather than getting Manziel with the #4 overall pick.[/quote]

I feel like I should send Polian a fruit basket for saying that.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

if we get the 26th overall pick for KC that would truly make the RGIII deal a steal

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

Cleveland isn't giving us the 26th pick for Cousins. Not going to happen.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

[quote=skinsfan69;1070423]Cleveland isn't giving us the 26th pick for Cousins. Not going to happen.[/quote]




What if we give them Cousins and Rambo?

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[quote=Gary84Clark;1070424]What if we give them Cousins and Rambo?[/quote]

Rambo?? SMH. Clev wants Manziel. It's obvious that if they go the draft route for their QB, that's who they're picking. He'll get that fanbase excited again. Kyle can design the same offense we ran in 12, seems to look like that's who they really want. Plus they have Hoyer. No need to trade.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

[quote=Gary84Clark;1070424]What if we give them Cousins and Rambo?[/quote]

:laughing2


Cleveland isnt giving us a 1st round pick folks.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

[quote=skinsfan69;1070426]Rambo?? SMH. Clev wants Manziel. It's obvious that if they go the draft route for their QB, that's who they're picking. He'll get that fanbase excited again. Kyle can design the same offense we ran in 12, seems to look like that's who they really want. Plus they have Hoyer. No need to trade.[/quote]


LOL I was just being silly.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

I don't want to start an argument but Manzeil is not as fast as RG3 2012. That speed made Kyles offense work.

Re: Cousins Open to Trade.
 

[quote=Gary84Clark;1070424]What if we give them Cousins and Rambo?[/quote]

If Cleveland takes Rambo, we have to send them an extra pick in compensation. :cheeky: