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This offseason I would like the Browns to get a real long term Free Safety, the platoon of Adams and Young hasn't been that good. CB Brown, DE Mitchell, and OLB Gocong have all been very inconsistent and I wouldn't mind upgrades. Fujita looks like he has lost two steps and might struggle to beat Joe Thomas in a 40 yard dash at this stage of his career. Resigning DQJ should be high priority since it seems he has thrived in the 4-3. More quality depth in the front 7 would be nice too but now I'm just getting greedy. |
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They only place our lack of O really affects the D is in rushing yards becaue teams tend to get up on us early then run the ball more. then again, that's also why our Pass D looks pretty good too.
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What I have the hardest time stomaching is this "Top 4 D in the AFC/NFL/Whatever" argument that keeps creeping up. This is what I've seen on the field, these are (as far as I'm concerned) the facts. - The Pass D IS improved. The numbers show it, and the play on the field shows it. IMO, this is mostly due to Haden coming into his own (as well as improved play from players like TJ Ward as well.) Haden is playing so well its overshadowing Sheldon Brown's regression - The Run D is STILL soft. Period. We can't stop the run, we can't even contain it. Texans had TWO hundred yard rushers... we couldn't even muster one rusher with 30 yards running. Half of the points the Texan's scored were produced by their running game. There are signs of improvement, I think Jauron's running a better D than Ryan was last season, IMO. YES, we have a softer schedule and the stats are reflecting that as well. Our D is better, but trying to use the stats and padding that "Top 4" position really isn't selling with me. I see through the stats and I know our D isn't one of the top 4 in the NFL, it's not even a top 10 D.
__________________ BROWNS 2012: Its Weeden's job to lose, it was the second we took him #22 overall. We had a pretty good draft, and I'd like to start seeing some results. Fans already looking to next year and I don't blame them. I think we will have things to be excited about that we lacked last year and we have some real facepalm moments just like last year. It's going to be tough. We aren't Barking Hard for nothing. WOOF WOOF WOOF! ![]() |
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