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Cincinnati .. another DT


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Practice Squad type.


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I hope his lunch pail is full!! I want this young man to put on a show he gets picked up by another team.

It's a bitter sweat. Only one or two guys drafted this year will make this roster.

I hope Berry makes joining the Browns a perk. Worst case they use Cleveland as a springboard to make a living on another team.

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I hope his lunch pail is full!! I want this young man to put on a show he gets picked up by another team.

It's a bitter sweat. Only one or two guys drafted this year will make this roster.

I hope Berry makes joining the Browns a perk. Worst case they use Cleveland as a springboard to make a living on another team.

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Originally Posted by bugs
I hope his lunch pail is full!! I want this young man to put on a show he gets picked up by another team.

It's a bitter sweat. Only one or two guys drafted this year will make this roster.

I hope Berry makes joining the Browns a perk. Worst case they use Cleveland as a springboard to make a living on another team.

I don't know. More than 1-2 will make the team.

You always have your bottom 10 on the team and several of them have been around 3 years. It's easy to purge those guys out to bring in some new blood. After 2-3 years to see, it's time to bring in some new players and give them a chance to prove out.

You don't want to get stale at the bottom end of the roster or you might lose out on that hidden gem. If that earlier hunch hasn't played out after 2-3 years, time to go with another hunch.


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Maybe he can push Ika to the PS.


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...was not expecting this....




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Bonefish mentioned how Schwartz uses his DTs in the Mike Hall thread which sent me down the internet rabbit hole and I found an old coaches clinic Schwartz gave on YouTube. It was for OL coaches, but it approached OL from a DC's perspective. In it, he gave an anecdote about Bob Dahl. He was a DT to OG convert. I wonder if Briggs might be a candidate for that. His RAS for IOL is higher than at DT. (link)

He also talked about the 2 OL coach dynamic the Browns had under Belichik. One guy (Ferentz) coached big picture scheme, the other focused more on individual development. If we mirror that setup, and Istvan was Mailata's individual dev guy, I'd feel pretty good about Briggs' chances, or at least wouldn't be against taking such a chance.

Just some random connections my brain made that made me go hmmmmmmmm.



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Nice video, thanks for posting. Personable kid, humble. He’ll get a chance, and I hope he makes the most of it.


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https://www.cleveland.com/browns/20...to-tackle-a-new-scheme-in-cleveland.html


The one thing that is the hardest to define when looking at a draft prospect is;

"How bad does he want it"?

Reading this profile and listening to him. He is the type you bet on. You cannot accomplish what he has done without determination.

I will be watching this guy. I would not be surprised that early in camp Jowon Briggs makes noise.

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I watched his entire presser. Impressive young man.

It’s hard not to be an instant fan.

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Impressive or not, it is still going to be hard to make the room. He has a chance and the team might decide to go with a cheaper option.

If he sticks at all, it's probably more realistic to think practice squad. The practice squad is ok. It's a place to develop a guy who you think has a chance. Those guys make around $9000 a week while on the squad. Enough to prevent them from having to work at Chipotle during the off season and allow them to work on their game, unless they are stupid with their money


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What a likable dude. Can’t help but root for him. 42 reps of 225 is insane. And he’s got to be smart, UVA isn’t a school that accepts dummies just to play ball. Probably why they’re never great. If UC Berkeley or Michigan are the Harvard of public schools, UVA is like the Princeton. My daughter last year got into BC, BU, Colgate and waitlisted at Michigan (eventually accepted) and was a quick rejection from UVA. Anyway, I digress.
Hope it works out for him. 3 kids at 22… sheesh 😵 That’ll put a fire under a guy.




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I agree on UVA on admittance standards. I think they all now allow some variance on athlete's, but they still don't allow a dunce to enter.


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