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link Browns rookies ready to report to BereaPosted 2 hours ago Patrick Maks Staff Writer Cleveland’s 2016 draft class, among others, check into facility Thursday The Browns’ rookies will report to Berea Thursday afternoon, making the beginning of their respective journeys in Cleveland. The Browns welcome a draft class that includes 14 new members -- the largest crop of talent since 1979 -- in addition to 11 undrafted free agents, other young roster members who did not see the field last season (like tight end Randall Telfer) and tryout players looking to impress coach Hue Jackson and Co. Rookie minicamp — a three-day grind and something of a rite-of-passage for those entering the league — begins Friday and ends Sunday. The Browns will hold one of their practices at the team’s annual Fan Fest on Saturday at FirstEnergy Stadium. 2016 draft class: WR Corey Coleman LB Emmanuel Ogbah DL Carl Nassib OL Shon Coleman QB Cody Kessler LB Joe Schobert WR Ricardo Louis DB Derrick Kindred TE Seth DeValve WR Jordan Payton OL Spencer Drango WR Rashard Higgins DB Trey Caldwell LB Scooby Wright III Undrafted free agents LB Dominique Alexander K Brad Craddock DB Kenya Dennis DB Mikell Everette TE J.P. Holtz DB Tracy Howard DL Nile Lawrence-Stample OL Mike Matthews DL Kyle Rose FB Patrick Skov DB A.J. Stamps​
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That's a pretty long list of people haha
You'd think we could find 4-5 good players out of them. Just based on percentages.
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Welcome to Berea and the Browns! Hope you play lights out. Best of luck!
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Here's to a safe, but competitive, rookie camp. It'll be nice to see the young kids in those Browns jerseys and etc. Football season is creeping upon us!
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link Browns rookies ready to report to BereaPosted 2 hours ago Patrick Maks Staff Writer Cleveland’s 2016 draft class, among others, check into facility Thursday The Browns’ rookies will report to Berea Thursday afternoon, making the beginning of their respective journeys in Cleveland. The Browns welcome a draft class that includes 14 new members -- the largest crop of talent since 1979 -- in addition to 11 undrafted free agents, other young roster members who did not see the field last season (like tight end Randall Telfer) and tryout players looking to impress coach Hue Jackson and Co. Rookie minicamp — a three-day grind and something of a rite-of-passage for those entering the league — begins Friday and ends Sunday. The Browns will hold one of their practices at the team’s annual Fan Fest on Saturday at FirstEnergy Stadium. 2016 draft class: WR Corey Coleman LB Emmanuel Ogbah DL Carl Nassib OL Shon Coleman QB Cody Kessler LB Joe Schobert WR Ricardo Louis DB Derrick Kindred TE Seth DeValve WR Jordan Payton OL Spencer Drango WR Rashard Higgins DB Trey Caldwell LB Scooby Wright III Undrafted free agents LB Dominique Alexander K Brad Craddock DB Kenya Dennis DB Mikell Everette TE J.P. Holtz DB Tracy Howard DL Nile Lawrence-Stample OL Mike Matthews DL Kyle Rose FB Patrick Skov DB A.J. Stamps​ Cool we might finally have something with substance to talk about since the Draft.
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That's a pretty long list of people haha
You'd think we could find 4-5 good players out of them. Just based on percentages. That's kind of the idea.
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Maybe if our players took things a little bit more seriously we would win more games.
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Maybe if our players took things a little bit more seriously we would win more games. If JT took the last 9 years seriously he'd be suicidal.
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That's a pretty long list of people haha
You'd think we could find 4-5 good players out of them. Just based on percentages. That's kind of the idea. yes i realize.
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Hahahah, that's hilarious 
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Maybe if our players took things a little bit more seriously we would win more games. If JT took the last 9 years seriously he'd be suicidal. Post of the day!
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http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/arti...49-7eb6888b1e85Tryout players - 1442 LB Ryan Aelker (6-3, 255) - Bluffton “Last year, I worked out with a scout fr...ancisco 49ers,” Highlights 4 K Andrew Baggett (6-0, 213) - Missouri Bio 40 RB Jordan Canzeri (5-8, 190) - Iowa Bio Pro Day Results 43 LB Ryan Flannigan (5-11, 230) - Kentucky Bio Pro Day Results Stats 2 K Chad Hedlund (5-11, 178) - SMU Bio 64 OL William McGahee (6-5, 325) - Arizona State Bio 48 DB Eric Patterson (5-9, 200) - Ball State 2015 grad Bio 7 P Zach Paul (6-3, 220) - Akron Bio 15 QB Ricky Stanzi (6-4, 230) - Iowa NFL History 1 K Brent Wahle (6-2, 185) - Ohio Dominican Bio 37 RB Marteze Waller (5-11, 217) - Fresno State Bio Pro Day Results 71 OL Isaiah Williams (6-2, 307) - Akron Bio 47 LB Terrell Williams (6-2, 241) - Youngstown State Bio Stats Pro Day Results 64 LS Kirk Willis (6-2, 242) - Cincinnati Bio
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Wow, 3 kickers on Tryout basis???!!
We clearly are not happy with what what we had last year.
Nothing else really stands out to me there.
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Think it's safe to say Coons is history. We're aware we probably are going to have tons of long range fg attempts with our more than likely spit and sputter offense, and Coons can't provide enough mustard on the dog to hit them. I'm not even sure he is able to knock the ball out on kickoffs. I cannot recall any, but thankfully that may have been by design factoring our special teams coverage units have generally been great.
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In the first play of the highlight video I'd kicked the LG off the team. In the second play the RT would have been gone as well. I can't believe anyone at any level playing like that. The level of competition is extremely low throughout. Aelker did have some pretty good hustle plays though.
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I had no idea Division III played like that. The OL's reminded me of me in HS. lol
He seemed like a man among boys.
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Cheers Hue.....sounds like you burned camp cupcake to the ground.
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Mike Matthews is a guy that I hope makes it to the team. Just because he's related to Clay (nephew) I'm really rooting for the kid.
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I think we will be doing a lot of Kickoff and Receiving with all these rookies to see who can make a mark on ST...you need several legs...oh if one looks to be an upgrade on Koons...so be it 
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Think it's safe to say Coons is history. We're aware we probably are going to have tons of long range fg attempts with our more than likely spit and sputter offense, and Coons can't provide enough mustard on the dog to hit them. I'm not even sure he is able to knock the ball out on kickoffs. I cannot recall any, but thankfully that may have been by design factoring our special teams coverage units have generally been great. I still don't know why people don't like Coons. FGM FGA PCT 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LNG XPM XPA PTS 28 32 87.5 0 11 10 7 0 47 22 24 106 I thought he did rather well, considering the blocking. He missed 4 field goals all year, and all four were blocked due to bad kick coverage. The two extra points his missed are on him.
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Doesn't seem to have the strongest of legs. Although, he is accurate from shorter distances if I remember correctly.
At DT, context and meaning are a scarecrow kicking at moving goalposts.
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They should make every rookie watch the Jerry Rice "A Football Life" on NFL Network tonight. TEST them on it afterward. In particular Steve Young telling how a couple days after they won the SB he was getting a few things out of his locker, looking out a window he sees Jerry Rice running routes on the practice field. Four rings, plenty of money and he's there by himself running routes. Getting better.... If half of these rookies dedicated himself to that extent we would be in good shape.
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They should make every rookie watch the Jerry Rice "A Football Life" on NFL Network tonight. TEST them on it afterward. In particular Steve Young telling how a couple days after they won the SB he was getting a few things out of his locker, looking out a window he sees Jerry Rice running routes on the practice field. Four rings, plenty of money and he's there by himself running routes. Getting better.... If half of these rookies dedicated himself to that extent we would be in good shape. They should also ask Jimmy Johnson about drafting dumb players. . .
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Doesn't seem to have the strongest of legs. Although, he is accurate from shorter distances if I remember correctly. I suggest that everyone go look at Phil Dawson's growth over the years. We tend to forget that he didn't even try a 50+ yard FG in his 1st 4 seasons. Phil Dawson NFL Football Statistics | Pro-Football-Reference.com http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/D/dawsophi01.htm
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Not sure what Phil's "not trying" and Coons "not having" has to do with one another. Personally, I don't see a comparison between the two players.
At DT, context and meaning are a scarecrow kicking at moving goalposts.
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He's in shape...but its college shape not NFL shape. Hue stated Corey was one of many. It has nothing to do with OH OH laziness, his technique was very good. At the end of Hue's presser one of the writers was in OH OH mode and Hue tried to nip that right in the bud, not thinking the Media and I guess some fans will take his words to mean something totally different about Corey Coleman. They now have him and will get him in HUE JACKSON Shape he said in 2-3 weeks he will be there.
Just what I got from his presser (Hue's)
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They have never in their lives had to run so many vertical stretch patterns and mid crosses. Its gonna be a challenge for these guys. Their body has never been used to this level of training. Hey I was in excellent shape when i joined the army but i was in football shape, not Army shape lol
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They have never in their lives had to run so many vertical stretch patterns and mid crosses. Its gonna be a challenge for these guys. Their body has never been used to this level of training. Hey I was in excellent shape when i joined the army but i was in football shape, not Army shape lol Not only that, but Art Briles literally tells his wide receivers not to block so they can conserve energy.
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I think it's possible that Hue would phrase that interview a little differently if he could redo it. That, or he doesn't care and him and his rookies are on the same page. The title doesn't convey the context I was getting from the article itself. Hue was making more of a "welcome to the NFL, rook" statement.
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Not sure what Phil's "not trying" and Coons "not having" has to do with one another. Personally, I don't see a comparison between the two players. Those early teams struggled for points. If they the coaches thought that Dawson was able to make those kicks early in his career, don't you think that they would have used him? Phil has even said that his leg has gotten stronger as he has gotten older. I remember, way back in 1999, when Dawson was a so-so young PK, and people wanted to run him out of town. He survived, and improved, and thrived. Now that's no guarantee that Coons will follow the same path, but it is certainly possible that he can improve, and become a better PK in year 2 of his career.
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Just watched Higgins' presser.. Dude is super confident. Really excited to see what these young guys can do.
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The title seems more inflammatory than the actual quotes from Hue.
Even he says he isn't worried about it, really.
Basically, it's the standard "you're not in college anymore" thing.
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Just watched Higgins' presser.. Dude is super confident. Really excited to see what these young guys can do. haha i'd assume so ... anyone nicknamed "Hollywood" has to be somewhat flashy
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