News: ITS: Can Cowboys WR Noah Brown Finally Stay Healthy and Contribute in 2020?

[starfan1]

I'm a Noah Brown fan.. I'll be in the minority on this one but I think he's an interesting prospect as a TE/WR hybrid.

We'll see what he does this year but i'm not counting this guy out when it comes to making the team.

i like the prospect of him being a TE not so much a receiver but if he locks up a roster spot and we carry 1 less TE then I dont care how they use him

 

[Killerinstinct]

He is one of the WR's that is good on special teams. I think he beats out Cedric Wilson.

 

[Aven8]

I think We’ve seen Sasquatch more than Brown........

 

[quickccc]

i like the prospect of him being a TE not so much a receiver but if he locks up a roster spot and we carry 1 less TE then I dont care how they use him

... and why not us just going out there in the draft or FA and getting the most qualified NFL level TE.. instead of relying on an injury prone, gimmick " TE" ?

 

[starfan1]

... and why not us just going out there in the draft or FA and getting the most qualified NFL level TE.. instead of relying on an injury prone, gimmick " TE" ?

that's fair as well no argument. I'm just saying the only 2 positions i want brown to be a priority consideration for is TE or released. If they decide to keep as a hybrid than fine but not at the expense of a quality speed burner. Only at the expense of a Witten or Shultz

 

[CouchCoach]

The guy had a career game in college....once. None of these WR's in the 4-6 stable have panned out. We get all sales oriented about them like we did Rico Gathers, the greatest player that wasn't. Brown, Smith, Wilson, the WR's with common names and skills.

They hit on Gallup and we should be thankful for that. Good draft for WR's and a good time for the Cowboys to reload the stable.

 

[Silver N Blue]

Matt Johnson is that you?

 

[Jarv]

i like the prospect of him being a TE not so much a receiver but if he locks up a roster spot and we carry 1 less TE then I dont care how they use him

That's my thought too, if he can bulk up a little and be a hybrid TE, that's how I would use him. Good blocker whose speed would be decent for a TE.

 

[Pessimist_cowboy]

This scrub is as good as gone.

 

[big dog cowboy]

If he can't stay healthy through preseason then he needs replaced. The Cowboys don't have much to show for 3 years. Even if he was just a 7th round pick.

 

[unionjack8]

Meh

Below average even when healthy.

He has had his shot, move on.....

 

[buybuydandavis]

oh hey! 85 is the game! Guaranteed run play!

Teeny tiny blocking TE. Teams were just stupid for playing him like he was a WR and going nickel when he was the 3rd WR. No threat at all.

 

[buybuydandavis]

Don’t know what the Cowboys are so intrigued about with Brown. He has a career total of 9 catches for 87 yards and has had more than a couple of drops. We’ve gotten little to nothing out of him in three seasons. All he has going for him is size he’s not a speed burner.

Brown is a developmental player who never developed and is now in his contract year. Buh bye.

If we want a ST guy as WR, that spot is taken by Ventrell Bryant, who we kept on the roster for some odd reason last year, and we own for the next 3 years.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Why are fans trying to convert WRs to TEs? First, Dez and now N Brown. Not sure how many realize this but it's been said a complete TE has the 2nd most responsibilities on the offense after the QB. In fact, as one coach put it, because of his blocking, receiving and protection responsibility, he has to know OLmen, RBs and WRs plays. My point, moving a WR to TE is more than catching passes. There's a reason you would him to TE that probably little to do with a receiver. Hell, he can stay at WR and do that..........

 

[tyke1doe]

I remember one poster arguing with me because I question his statement that Noah Brown would be the steal of the draft.

 

[Kingofholland]

He basicslly made the roster because the prior staff valued his blocking. He hasn't shown much as a receiver outside of a couple nice catches.