DawgTalkers.net Forums DawgTalk Pure Football Forum Breshad Perriman

There's a few good WRs, but personally I don't see anyone who is a sure first round wr, besides Riley Ridley and a few others. The 2020 wrs are outperforming their '19 counterparts.

The bad news is that we need one NOW.

I like Willies, but just did not see enough of him. Tall, more catch radius.

I think Devalve is solid, but unspectacular. Dependable, just not much of a threat.

Back to Perriman, what I have seen is that he really seems to be focusing on catching the ball. Brings it in and makes it part of him. Finishes the catch before beginning any other action. Maybe he has been humbled, maybe he is fighting for PT for his first time, maybe he has really seen the light and will re-ignite his failed career here.

Maybe he just got lucky 4-5 times and will soon revert to type and start regularly putting it on the turf.

The good news is that we should see enough of him by season's end to really get a handle on the answer to those questions.

Anybody know his contract, one-year trial or a longer one?

He's an unrestricted free agent after the season.

I agree ... He could be an X factor depending on the personnel grouping.
I think much has to do with him being injured throughout TC and even earlier this season, which can negatively effect the confidence of the coaching staff.

He has been seeing some increased snaps now that Hyde was traded, but without many targets.

Belichick had a pretty good run with two receiving TEs' as have other since.

I think that Seth can give us that option.

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Perry Como was a distant cousin of mine. We always watched his Christmas specials. I remember when my mother told me he had died and I said "how could they tell?". I regret that now.

When I was a child, my mother dressed my brother and I in Perry Como sweaters. She was a fan. I just hated the sweater.

I know it's a trust issue and I don't pretend to speak for everyone. Personally? I never fay the perryman 'til he gets me to the other side.

Lol. Now that song will be ringing thru my head for the next few days.

Looked at some of his footage he should be wide open against Cincinnati
I would throw to him early in the downs so he doesn’t stop drives with his drops
Should have a lot of 2nd and 2 yards to go with cb playing deep because of his speed.

I am sure a lot of hs problems were joe Flacco because he throws one of the hardest balls in the nfl.
Mayfield contrast put the ball where you want it thus not having to make ball adjustments
I know one thing you better not put 9 people in the box with Perriman out there because I will run him on a70 yard. Crossing pattern .

Eo, I only know his dropsy rap on his game. We have not used enough crossing, slant, and middle passes like that. I like the idea of hitting those early routes. in a series.

Question: Does he have a double move? Is he a deep threat or a sidecar. We need a legit deep ball or two to bleed folks out the box a bit. Hook Chubb to a wheel route with some of the play action?

I was at the KC game and I thought that Perriman really looked good.

Sometimes a change of scenery means a lot to some players ...

he's just gotta be used correctly IMO. Looks like Kitchens is doing that better

Looks like your right Dorsey is beginning to put his stamp on this team

A super Hulk sized stamp, at that.

He's looking a lot better than I ever imagined he would after his stint with the Ravens. With Higgina back, and Callaway making progress, we may have the beginnings of a dangerous receiving corps. I'd love us to draft a big, fast, true #1 in the first to round it all out but I have a feeling we'll go DT.

The first game he drops a coupla,everybody will be singing a different tune.
WR's with bad hands,end up being WR's with bad hands and out of the league.

He is doing much better. I think he will pull thru to become very solid. Just has rookie-itess.

I tend to agree with you. We'll see how it goes. I do think Baker delivers a very catchable ball.

Addressing the WR position, OT, and continuing to improve the front 7 is imperative

A lot of DT's at the top of this year's class.

Yeah, that's one area to look

Thanks for a great answer. We need somebody running them off deep or threatening that since we know bakes has range to do that more than we have. Perriman might be part of growing his passing tree of faves. This would be great for us if he can contribute. Maybe workout with landry. I appreciate the explanations you give.

RUN: Sluggo

DT is about one of the losingest things you can do with a first round pick. The Browns have taught me this.

let's see,

Danny Shelton, did not pan out, (not to added wins)

Courtney Brown, no, (not to added wins)

Phil Taylor did not pan out, (not to added wins)

.. Gerrard Warren, panned out 0.25, 1/4, maybe 2 added wins because he was on the team,

And Warren is the best of the bunch of 1st round wasted picks on DT.

Atyba Rubin, 7th round pick, iirc, just about equal to any or all of the above comparrsion wise one v one.

Just to say, position by position, DT is just about one of the lousiest ways to go with a first round pick,

but? 18 years of losing, is that really enough evidence to determine. Yes.

Am I saying its the taking of the DT that does it?
NO. I'm saying it's the not taking of the offensive skilled position players, but bypassing those in favor of another (no return on investment) Dt pick.

But. Browns, you can't put it past them to "not" make the same mistake more than a dozen times and not learn to try something else.

Unless you draft the next Aaron Donald

but Ive said it before: the way the NFL is set up, I'd honestly spend FA and the Draft on nothing but offense. Get TONS of weapons, a good line, etc ... make it all about Baker and the O

Who cares about defense? Just rely on turnovers and penalties to get the few stops you'd need (given the fact you have a potent offense) .. AKA ... Kansas City

If you dd that you would eventually have nobody to play D.

Regular season it might seem like high octane offenses are all the rage and sure fire way to win - 80% of the time come play offs, defenses still win championships. This year will be interesting with KC scoring as many points and TDs as they are - be interesting to see how this plays out.

Throw Long... for clarity...
CBrown was a DE. Not DT. If he’d stayed healthy he’d have put up insane numbers. Every time he was on the field healthy he was unstoppable. He would have added wins...alas his health never saw it to fruition.

Don't be ridiculous.

That's entirely not true, because

I remember the year there were almost no draft picks, because they used them all early, and selected a tight end in the 4th for first pick of the draft.

I remember the year Mangini traded the draft away for jets backup players.

I remember getting very little playing time from Justin Gilbert and others around him, Oneil Cousins and some other O Tackle,

So if they can whiff on first rounds and they've survived to what they have currently, then there's no need to,

eventually, they'd still be fine.

Kind of what I thought. I just moved along.