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I haven't listened to it personally but I sort of took it as him mocking Garrett.

No, it's true. I read it somewhere on the internet ....

See? Here it is. I knew I saw it ...

I hope he is mocking Garrett and that we take Garrett and Garrett body slams him into the turf and says: "Mock that!"

During Mini Camp....

I'm glad Watson measured in at 6'3 222 with 9 3/4 hands...Not huge by any means, but bigger than Kessler and RG3...I really thought Watson was going to be 6'1 and some fraction...I just googled RG3 weight, I find it hard to believe rg3 is 223 pounds? Seems like he is 200 max.

Glad he measured well too. Mike Silver won't tell anyone who Hue is in love with, but I think its actually Mitch.

RG3 looks like a stick figure bro ... my arms are thicker than his legs my friend ..

“Just based off what we saw today, watching them throw the football, I gotta be honest — I thought Deshaun Watson was the most impressive of the bunch,” Jeremiah said. “It was how smooth can you be, how accurate and easy did he make it look? I thought the ball had plenty of pace on it. I thought he threw with a velocity that each throw required, which is impressive to see.”

Analyst Charles Davis, who was a four-year starting defensive back for Tennessee in the early 1980s and later an assistant athletic director at Stanford University, thinks Watson didn’t get due credit for his abilities as a quarterback leading up to the combine.

“Deshaun Watson, I think after a while, was starting to get damned with faint praise,” Davis said. “He plays really well in the big games, he won a national championship, he did this — we forgot to say he’s a heck of a quarterback, a heck of a technician. We got to see that on display today and see the big arm.”

Former NFL quarterback and No. 1 overall draft pick David Carr, now an NFL Network analyst, thought Watson’s performance looked effortless.

“Deshaun has put on a sneakily amazing day,” Carr said. “He’s throwing it really smooth, and it doesn’t look hard.”

Mike Mayock, an NFL Media draft expert, has been critical of Watson in some aspects such as his decision-making and coverage recognition, saying he will face an adjustment process in those areas as a pro.

Mayock, though, gave Watson’s day at the combine high marks as well.

“I think this guy had a great day,” he said. “His footwork looked good mechanics-wise, I thought his accuracy was consistent and outstanding all day long. … So, I would say Watson just came in as advertised, let it rip and did everything well.”

Jonathan Allen says Deshaun Watson was by far the best player he ever faced in college

Link http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-combine/0a...-college-by-far

Now that impresses me.

Still Miles Garett first, but wouldn't mind moving up to get Deshaun.

j/c:

Neither Hue or Sashi were at Watson's pro day. Not sure if it means anything, but I thought it was interesting.

NFL.com Link

that means we are not picking him at 12.

i didn't miss it. i know how to read.

i just think with how badly they wanted him to be at the senior bowl, looking at him at the combine, etc, that it doesn't make sense why they wouldn't want as many opportunities to watch him as possible.

that's just my opinion. for example, what if they go to Mitch's pro day, AND schedule a private workout? maybe that's a sign that with who they are leaning to.

it's all speculation.

Surprised they didn't check out any of the other Clemson players though.

It is all speculation until the draft.

What I will tell you is that we have drafted a lot of players who never came in for a visit. You can observe all of the film of his workout without being there.

I'm not saying we are targeting Watson. I have no idea. But the fact we're having him here for a private work out gives indications we may very well be.

I don't see speculating based simply on his pro day as having any real meaning one way or the other.

And for the sake of discussion, if we are targeting Watson, would we wish to telegraph that to the other 31 teams? Especially if we are targeting at #12?

*L*

So your putting more stock in Hue and Sashi not going to his pro day then U are on them bringing him in for private workout ... *L* ...

Really? ... all bs aside ... if u really think that ...

U seriously need to re-think your weed usage dude .... cause u can't possibly logically draw that conclusion based off that data ...

ok man.

That could be. I also see the possibility that if you have any of them ranked anywhere in the first three rounds, you may wish to watch their pro day film so you don't tip your hand to the other teams. But either sounds like a good possibility to me.

I read the according to the Plain-Dealer part

They might as well be meteorologists as accurate as they are at times.

If they actually have the private workout, I might re-evaluate.

I'm not sure if they are trying to get him to fall to 12 by feigning disinterest, they really aren't interested, or if they were just busy with something else (pinning down a FA?).

After the water bottle mess last year it just seemed odd that we weren't there.

Not that it means anything one way or another but Mike Shanahan didn't work out Jay Cutler or bring him in for a visit....then moved up to draft him.

It tells me the Browns are not doing their "due diligence."

First off, it was a joke on how many times the homers have said "we are doing our due diligence" over the years. Hundreds and hundreds of times.

Secondly, you can't tell me that Clemson doesn't have any draftable players. That is beyond absurd!!!

So Hue and Sashi were in Berea having a private workout with a yet to be named QB today.

As for the rest of the Clemson roster, it might be a good thing that we're not there. Unless we pull a Ray Farmer and draft a player we never met. Mike Williams is good, but probably best that we don't take him or a WR at 12. Carlos Watkins is good, but I'm not sure he can be a 3T. He has the power, but I'm not sure he has the want. The only person who we're missing is Tankersley, who also has effort issues. The team was talented this year, but their draft eligible players left a lot to be desired for the most part.

One thing for certain.............the Browns never ever make mistakes.

My guess. . .

I hope not. I would haveto go into my 1996-1998 Browns mode and give up on the NFL until he is gone. He is a despicable human being.

He did nothing illegal. He is the best QB on the market. I want my team to win football games.

He can stay in California. The home of fruit and nuts.

And the sixth largest economy in the world.

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2016/07/05/california-economy-gdp-6th-largest/

I hope not. I would haveto go into my 1996-1998 Browns mode and give up on the NFL until he is gone. He is a despicable human being--

A despicable human being? C'mon man.um. We got people out here defending Mixon but Kaep is despicable person? Smh.

Definitely not one of the best QB in the league though. Right now proly not even a good QB.

Kap sucks. He sucked before all the political junk. He is very limited. Your west coast bias is shining through. If we wanna win games, Kap is the last guy we would want.

What Mixon did was a despicable act. There is no way to justify it. But, he has not done that act since. He made a terrible mistake in a moment of passion. CK willfully over and over disrespected what is best in our country. Our Veterans. Men and Women that stood between us and evil and gave their lives so we can be free. There is no defense for what he did or what he stands for.

My guess is Jay Cutler.