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The three charges were all about the one gun... One was for altering a firearm or somethhing like that.

Ahh, one of those charges where they really didn't do anything additional, just a new charge because we can kind of thing.

jc

Some interesting names at CB/FS....they pretty much have pickd up all high INT prospects left. Whitley is the FBS all time leader with 15 INTs? Wow.

Let's do some amateur cut up scouting. Tell me what you see. Whitley vs Ole Miss (with WR Moncrief)

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/nickoe-whitley-vs-ole-miss-2013/

(btw: can anyone tell me how to work a link into a vid? I tried "URL" and "YouTube", but it won't show up. Thanks)

Robert Nelson was PAC-12 1st team, he got 6 INTs last season

vs Oregon State

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/robert-nelson-vs-oregon-state-2013/

I watched the videos after I saw we signed him. Reminded me of Michael Sam in that he looked awful all game then was involved in some big play/turnover. Didn't hustle to the plays, didn't like to hit, but would manage a big play.

Sorry, talking about Whitley

I hope that this Crowell kid works out, because he seems to have incredible talent. Unfortunately, his drive and determination, and willingness to work hard seem to be in question.

If they can get his head on straight, though, he might be a real steal, and a powerful team with West.

I know I'm way behind here...


but I think Connor shaw is going to turn out to be the best pickup. The kid is a gamer, and battles and is a grinder at his job. He is so similar to Manziel, watch him push VY right off the roster.

Who wouldn't want to play for the Los Angeles Jaguars? Major city, new stadium, great weather. I get the appeal.

AC Leonard signed with the Vikes. Bridgewater just gets another major weapon their to match up with Cordelle and Peterson. Norv Turner is going to have fun with them.

Just change it to Jaguares and you are good.

(Jaguares is one of the most popular Mexican rock bands.)

Theres a good chance we stash both Crowell(if his head is on straight) and Shaw to the PS and eventually the roster when we have injuries. With this offense I see us carrying 5 RB's, fullback included. We could likely see Tate, West, Pressely(FB), Lewis and Obi with Crowell on the PS. Baker isn't eligible for the PS this year so he';d have to beat our Lewis or Obi. That 3 way battle should be a good one for camp.

If Pressley is a starting calibur FB, then I think Obi is gone.

Being the best of what we used to have doesn't mean you get to keep your job.

After watching some of them play, my sleeper is Jason Hendricks, the S from Pittsburgh. Saw two 2012 games and he looked draftable to me there and much better then some that were drafted. He is a very reliable last line of defense, very good tackler, who takes the quickest path to the carrier without hesitation or fear of contact. In coverage, he is a very good zone player with very good sense for positioning following the action and he plays the ball well, which explains his high INT numbers. Never saw him man to man as he was mostly lined up deep.

Not sure how he looked 2013, but he did run a poor 4.8 forty at his ProDay. He plays faster than that though (and did run a very good 6.84 3cone). Watch out for this guy. He looked better than Whitey and Nelson to me and he does have a shot since he plays ST. WVU's D.Cook looked intriguing too in the one game I watched.

At WR, I like Snead over C.Jones. Snead is a very smart and polished WR, runs good routes, does a lot of little stuff the right way to get himself open, fights for passes, good hands, not afraid over the middle. He is somewhat a stationary target, though he did push his forty under 4.6 at his ProDay. Jones looked very raw to me and more like a situational WR, but only had one game to watch, so who knows.

ILB Blair simply lacks athleticism, don't see him making the team. I'm a little disappointed that they couldn't score one of Skov or Bullough as UDFA, who have much better tape. DT Barnett has a very quick first step going for him and a good motor and he can be disruptibe, but he doesn't use his hands, zero technique, lacks strength and doesn't finish tackles, lacks awareness. Longshot

Browns Sign 11 Undrafted Free Agents
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BEREA, Ohio -- The Cleveland Browns on Monday signed 11 undrafted free agents. General Manager Ray Farmer made the announcement.

The group includes four wide receivers, two offensive linemen, one running back, one fullback, one quarterback, one defensive back and one defensive lineman.


Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown
Ray Agnew FB 5-10 247 2/26/1991 Southern Illinois Chesterfield, Mo.
Calvin Barnett DL 6-2 317 10/7/1991 Oklahoma State Tulsa, Okla.
Darwin Cook DB 5-11 195 7/17/1991 West Virginia Cleveland, Ohio
Isaiah Crowell RB 5-11 225 1/8/1993 Alabama State Columbus, Ga.
Anthony Dima OL 6-6 295 10/21/1990 Massachusetts Centereach, N.Y.
Chandler Jones WR 5-9 185 11/28/1991 San Jose State Torrance, Calif.
Jonathan Krause WR 5-11 190 1/18/1992 Vanderbilt Snellville, Ga.
Michael Philipp OL 6-4 316 9/7/1991 Oregon State San Bernardino, Calif.
Connor Shaw QB 6-1 210 9/19/1991 South Carolina Flowery Branch, Ga.
Kenny Shaw WR 5-11 180 1/15/1992 Florida State Orlando, Fla.
Willie Snead WR 5-11 195 10/17/1992 Ball State Belle Glade, Fla.



Ray Agnew – Appeared in 45 games at Southern Illinois… Served as lead blocker for an SIU offense that averaged 153.1 rushing yards per game and 14 touchdowns in 2013… Father, Ray, played 11 seasons in the NFL as a defensive tackle and currently works in the player personnel department for the St. Louis Rams… Younger brother, Malcolm, is a senior running back at Southern Illinois… Graduated from De Smet Jesuit High School in Chesterfield, Mo.

Calvin Barnett – Played two seasons at Oklahoma State after transferring from Navarro Community College… Registered 62 tackles, 17.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks with the Cowboys… Became OSU’s first two-time all-conference defensive lineman since Stacey Satterwhite (1990-91)… Played with Browns first-round pick Justin Gilbert… Helped Navarro capture the 2010 NJCAA championship… Graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in Tulsa, Okla.

Darwin Cook – Played in 49 games at West Virginia… Amassed 189 tackles, seven interceptions and two touchdowns (one interception return, one fumble return)… Led the team with four interceptions as a senior and finished second with 74 tackles… Graduated from Shaw High School in Cleveland, Ohio.

Isaiah Crowell – Transferred to ASU after his freshman season at Georgia where he was named the SEC Freshman of the Year by the Associated Press… Led Georgia with 850 rushing yards and five touchdowns… Finished his ASU career with 1,963 rushing yards on 329 carries (6.0 avg.) with 30 touchdowns… Finished fifth in Hornets history in points scored (180) and sixth in rushing yards… Graduated from Carver Higher School in Columbus, Ga.

Anthony Dima – Played in 33 games at Massachusetts… Began his career at Hofstra as a redshirt freshman… Transferred to UMass in 2010… Started 10 games at left tackle in 2013… Selected to the all-conference team as a senior… Graduated from Centereach High School in Centereach, N.Y.

Chandler Jones – Finished as San Jose State’s career leader in receptions (248), receiving yards (3,087) and touchdown catches (29)… Became first player in school history with at least 50 receptions as a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior… Appeared in 50 games and registered 10 100-yard receiving games… In 2011, he became the second player in NCAA history to score a touchdown rushing, receiving and by fumble recovery in the same game… Father, Mike Jones, played seven seasons as an NFL wide receiver and is currently the offensive coordinator at Tennessee State University… Graduated from Bishop Montgomery High School in Torrance, Calif.

Jonathan Krause – Appeared in 49 games at Vanderbilt… Registered 98 receptions for 1,197 yards with three receiving touchdowns… Rushed for 198 yards on 20 carries with two scores… Added 427 punt-return yards and two touchdowns… Graduated from South Gwinnett High School in Snellville, Ga.

Michael Philipp – Started 48 games at left tackle for Oregon State, including a streak of 26 consecutive over the course of his junior and senior seasons… Finished third in Oregon State history with 48 starts, two behind the all-time record of 50… Protected Oregon State QB Sean Mannion’s blind side, when he led the PAC-12 with 4,662 passing yards in 2013… In 2009, he became the first true freshman offensive lineman to start for the Beavers since 1997… Graduated from Arroyo Valley High School in San Bernardino, Calif.

Connor Shaw – Became the winningest quarterback in South Carolina history with a 27-5 (.844) career mark as a starter, including a 17-0 record at home... Completed 480 of 733 passes (65.5 percent) for 6,074 yards with 56 touchdowns and 16 interceptions… As a senior, threw 284 passes, which resulted in 24 touchdowns and just one interception… Father, Lee, played football at Western Carolina… Mother, Dawn, played basketball at North Georgia… Brother, Jaybo, was a quarterback at Georgia Southern… Graduated from Flowery Branch High School in Flowery Branch, Ga., where his dad was the head football coach.

Kenny Shaw – Finished career at Florida State with 124 receptions for 1,919 yards and 13 touchdowns… As a senior, tied for second on Seminoles in receptions (54) and third in receiving yards (933)… Also returned punts and finished sixth in the ACC with a 9.7-yard average in 2013… Helped FSU claim the 2013 national championship, the school’s first since 1999… Graduated from Dr. Phillips High School in Orlando, Fla.

Willie Snead – Appeared in 37 games at Ball State… Finished career ranked second in school history in receptions (214), receiving yards (2,940) and receiving touchdowns (25)… Set Ball State record with 13 100-yard receiving games… Became the second player in school history to register two 1,000-yard receiving seasons… Became the third player in Ball State history with 200 or more receptions… Graduated from Muskegon High School in Muskegon, Mich., where his father, Willie Snead, was the head coach.

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Loving the idea of Shaw...

I wanted us to draft him before we got Manziel, but with him, he could be even better for us. He is very similar to Manziel in play style, hard work, and quality. Hoyer, Manziel, Shaw would be a great 1,2,3...
Tyler Thigpen is a decent backup, but has pretty much peaked as a player (at least youd think...being that he has played, and spent time as a starter, and now bounces around the league) and wont improve, and wont improve us either.


Hoyer is a great player to have as a leader because he doesn't have so much an ego that he isn't willing to help his teammates, but he knows the work ethic required to be successful. He has gone from career backup to player that NFL teams believe has starter potential.
Shaw is a hard worker, with limited ego, but plays very similar to Manziel. He is a slightly less productive version of Manziel, but also makes less mistakes. Would be a great backup, and injury replacement to Manziel...that being said...Hoyer still has some quality...Shaw would be a great guy to have in 3 years still be around.

I think they should give Guiton a shot... dont think he's been picked up yet.

Got picked up by the Bills.

Another RB in camp ... this one on a tryout basis.

Tom Reed ‏@treed1919 30m
Confirming Maryland RB Jourdan Brooks is a tryout attending #Browns rookie camp.

DCDAWG... know anything about this guy?

Your up on all things Maryland

Well ... evidently this kid entered the NFL in 2012 ...... and is a FB, not a RB ....... and he went to Morgan State, not Maryland .... but other than that the rest of the Tweet seems to be about right ....

He was on the Bengals Practice Squad,after he failed to unseat .... ironically enough ..... Chris Pressley as the Bengals FB.