Perfect example of what a change of scenery can do for you. He's supposedly hit it off real well with Crennel as well as Dilfer. I don't think it's a stretch at all to see him go over 1000 yds. and 7 TDs this year. Even in the future, he and Edwards may end up 1 and 1a.
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When they played the Lions a couple weeks ago, Antonio was easily the best Brownie WR out there. I think he's a great late round pick up. Real good potential, and almost as importantly someone you won't have a hard time dumping if he gets off to a poor start.
For example, call him Dainty Stallworth and I can't drop him because I know he'll have one or two weeks of >100 yds and a TD or two.
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he must not be reading his own paper then. is he still with the plain dealer?
believe me - all of the rave in cleveland is about antonio. he has even looked like the best player out there in virtually every preseason game. he's gonna be great this year (of course, 'great' for a brownie probably translates into different things. it means 'pretty good' for a denver/tennessee/carolina player; an 'ehhh' for a minnesota/kc/philly player; and a 'uhhhh' for an indy/st. louis player).
yes, being a browns fan is horrible...but, hey, that's what sports are all about. i'm in new jersey now - hate all of the yankees fans around here that popped up in the mid 90's when they got good again. seems like the sox/pats fans are creeping out of the woodwork too like termites. i don't like rooting for goliath - and, unless you've been a fan of them for a while, i don't see how people love to watch patriots or yankees games (sorry for straying a bit outside football. don't kill me). in the browns, i have the ultimate underdawg...
besides - they weren't always so bad. i remember watching them under kosar when marty was there. really good team; webster slaughter, reggie langhorn, cocaine-kevin mack and eric metcalf. i still hate elway, although i guess he and denver took some beatings that cleveland would have had to suffer through had byner held on to the ball when running into the endzone.
Interstorm wrote:he must not be reading his own paper then. is he still with the plain dealer?
believe me - all of the rave in cleveland is about antonio. he has even looked like the best player out there in virtually every preseason game. he's gonna be great this year (of course, 'great' for a brownie probably translates into different things. it means 'pretty good' for a denver/tennessee/carolina player; an 'ehhh' for a minnesota/kc/philly player; and a 'uhhhh' for an indy/st. louis player).
yes, being a browns fan is horrible...but, hey, that's what sports are all about. i'm in new jersey now - hate all of the yankees fans around here that popped up in the mid 90's when they got good again. seems like the sox/pats fans are creeping out of the woodwork too like termites. i don't like rooting for goliath - and, unless you've been a fan of them for a while, i don't see how people love to watch patriots or yankees games (sorry for straying a bit outside football. don't kill me). in the browns, i have the ultimate underdawg...
besides - they weren't always so bad. i remember watching them under kosar when marty was there. really good team; webster slaughter, reggie langhorn, cocaine-kevin mack and eric metcalf. i still hate elway, although i guess he and denver took some beatings that cleveland would have had to suffer through had byner held on to the ball when running into the endzone.
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Oh man, why must you bring up "The Fumble"?
You remember the Double-Overtime Playoff Game against the Jets? People can say whatever they want, but Bernie Kosar was a HELLUVA Quarterback.
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I'd start Bryant when he plays Green Bay and Detroit this year. Other than that, I wouldn't want to risk a zero in the box score. You can't rely on a Cleveland WR to start for your the majority of the season, c'mon now.
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