Quick look at the Brown's roster

[big dog cowboy]

They do have to play Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Baltimore twice. There's at least three or four losses there.

There are at least 5 loses there.

 

[mmillman]

QB: Quinn, Frye, Anderson
RB: Lewis, Droughns
FB: Terrelle Smith
WR: Edwards
WR: Jurevicius
TE: Winslow
LT: Thomas
LG: Steinbach
C: Fraley/Bentley?
RG: Coleman
RT: Shaffer

LE: Roye
NT: Washington
RE: McKinley
LB: Wimbley
LB: McGinest
LB: Davis
LB: Jackson
CB: Bodden
CB: Baxter
SS: Jones
FS: Poole

Not a bad roster. They probably have enough talent to not totally suck. I think the number one pick is more likely than one later than what we gave them.

They do have to play Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Baltimore twice. There's at least three or four losses there.

QB is a huge question mark, OL has holes, RB (Lewis is done), LB so so, DB's beat up and questionable. This team looks at best 6-10 to me.

 

[kingwhicker]

They go 8-8 at absolute best and only with cataclysmic issues for the other teams in their division.

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

Wow I sure hope they stink it up in 2007! I think Dallas will try to bundle those picks to get McFadden from Arkansas on 2008!

 

[Bizwah]

You think they'll pick after #22? Huh?

And you can look at every team save maybe the Raiders and say that they have a lot of talent. It's the NFL. Even the worst teams have some good players... But it doesn't mean they can't go 4-12.

Try reading the post dude.

I said we're MORE likely to get the number one pick than we are one later than 22....

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Sorry, I was confused because you started out saying how their roster wasn't bad.

 

[CrazyCowboy]

but he's a *** SOLDIER!

:laugh2:

 

[Bizwah]

Sorry, I was confused because you started out saying how their roster wasn't bad.

No problem.

Their roster isn't too bad. Stranger things have happened. Just like Washington two years ago making the playoffs. The Giants, Cowboys, and Eagles were all limping through the season and an inferior Washington team made it two games into the playoffs.

Parity makes for many mediocre teams.