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Title: NFL Rumors: Browns Front Office Split on Hillis, Considering Richardson Post by: 2Stater on February 15, 2012, 09:27:12 PM http://www.waitingfornextyear.com/2012/02/nfl-rumors-browns-front-office-split-on-hillis-considering-richardson/
Quote In what was just a line item in CBS’s Mike Freeman’s latest column, a significant portion of the Browns brass appears ready to not only move on from Hillis, but replace him with Trent Richardson, the highly-touted running back out of Alabama. :pray: Please, not the Browns. Title: Re: NFL Rumors: Browns Front Office Split on Hillis, Considering Richardson Post by: BAMADCHAMPSHIPS on February 15, 2012, 10:11:39 PM http://www.waitingfornextyear.com/2012/02/nfl-rumors-browns-front-office-split-on-hillis-considering-richardson/ Quote In what was just a line item in CBS’s Mike Freeman’s latest column, a significant portion of the Browns brass appears ready to not only move on from Hillis, but replace him with Trent Richardson, the highly-touted running back out of Alabama. :pray: Please, not the Browns. This^^^^^ Title: Re: NFL Rumors: Browns Front Office Split on Hillis, Considering Richardson Post by: Catch Prothro on February 16, 2012, 10:14:46 AM The greatest RB ever in the NFL, Barry Sanders, spent his days at the Detroit Lions. That didn't keep him from making a name for himself. Walter Payton was drafted by a Bears team with a losing record but put up big numbers anyway. While the Browns have a long history of mediocrity, that won't prevent Richardson from having success.
Title: Re: NFL Rumors: Browns Front Office Split on Hillis, Considering Richardson Post by: 2Stater on February 16, 2012, 10:24:33 AM The greatest RB ever in the NFL, Barry Sanders, spent his days at the Detroit Lions. That didn't keep him from making a name for himself. Walter Payton was drafted by a Bears team with a losing record but put up big numbers anyway. While the Browns have a long history of mediocrity, that won't prevent Richardson from having success. But the Browns suck so bad, we'll never see him on TV. :( Title: Re: NFL Rumors: Browns Front Office Split on Hillis, Considering Richardson Post by: Catch Prothro on February 16, 2012, 11:33:47 AM The greatest RB ever in the NFL, Barry Sanders, spent his days at the Detroit Lions. That didn't keep him from making a name for himself. Walter Payton was drafted by a Bears team with a losing record but put up big numbers anyway. While the Browns have a long history of mediocrity, that won't prevent Richardson from having success. But the Browns suck so bad, we'll never see him on TV. :( Title: Re: NFL Rumors: Browns Front Office Split on Hillis, Considering Richardson Post by: cbbama99 on February 16, 2012, 11:40:11 AM There's also the added dimension of him having to play with Cote. Imagine that conversation: "Hey Cote. Remember how Dareus made your a$$ quit two years ago, and me and HTWMI ran all over your defense? Yeah, that was a good day." TR might not get another carry after that. :D
Title: Re: NFL Rumors: Browns Front Office Split on Hillis, Considering Richardson Post by: 2Stater on February 16, 2012, 11:43:26 AM There's also the added dimension of him having to play with Cote. Imagine that conversation: "Hey Cote. Remember how Dareus made your a$$ quit two years ago, and me and HTWMI ran all over your defense? Yeah, that was a good day." TR might not get another carry after that. :D :lol: #+ Title: Re: NFL Rumors: Browns Front Office Split on Hillis, Considering Richardson Post by: Catch Prothro on February 16, 2012, 01:55:00 PM Colt would probably say, "yes sir."
He might add, "maybe now I can throw the ball because they'll have to stuff the line to stop you." Title: Re: NFL Rumors: Browns Front Office Split on Hillis, Considering Richardson Post by: Hannibal Lecter, MD on February 17, 2012, 07:44:34 AM The thing with Richardson is, he may not fill the top need for every team at the top of a draft, especially with the NFL becoming more of a passing league, but I don't think ANY team expects him to be a bust. You know what you're getting with him, and that's an extremely physically gifted athlete with a tireless work ethic.
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