1995 #95

[whisper]

Lloyd was the best ever.

[skyhawk]

More deserving of the HOF than LC.

He was Troy like in opposing teams planning.

[Chucktownsteeler]

I said something like that on a previous thread, would have loved to see him play with Troy. Lloyd was Troy before Troy.

Answer me this: Has the Browns had more QBs or head coaches over the years?

Anyone notice Belicheat on the sideline?

[hawaiiansteel]

I said something like that on a previous thread, would have loved to see him play with Troy. Lloyd was Troy before Troy.

Answer me this: Has the Browns had more QBs or head coaches over the years?

Anyone notice Belicheat on the sideline?

what's up Chuck?

nice to see you here again!

[whisper]

I said something like that on a previous thread, would have loved to see him play with Troy. Lloyd was Troy before Troy.

Answer me this: Has the Browns had more QBs or head coaches over the years?

Anyone notice Belicheat on the sideline?

I did notice Hoodie, made me smile.

[Chucktownsteeler]

what's up Chuck?

nice to see you here again!

Yes, I’ve been working too hard!

Still read here, probably post more often closer to camp.

was a great draft!

[whisper]

Aggression, speed, attitude, nastiness. No one was more black & gold than #95.

[SteelerOfDeVille]

Let's play a game.

Of the 7 below, let's assume you have a full, healthy, in shape career (10+ years). You're building a depth chart. You start 2, bench 2 and cut 3....

Lloyd, TJ, Deebo, Gildon, Porter, Woodley, Kevin Greene

GO

[Chucktownsteeler]

Start TJ and Lloyd

Bench Deebo and Porter

Cut Woodley, Greene, and Gildon

[SteelerOfDeVille]

Start TJ and Lloyd

Bench Deebo and Porter

Cut Woodley, Greene, and Gildon

Gildon's the "gimmie" cut... I think I cut Porter.

I think Woodley messes with me because short career... but, peak/prime Woodley may have been "top 4" in this list.

TJ, Lloyd... and... *head explodes*

[Chucktownsteeler]

Gildon's the "gimmie" cut... I think I cut Porter.

I think Woodley messes with me because short career... but, peak/prime Woodley may have been "top 4" in this list.

TJ, Lloyd... and... *head explodes*

Yes, longevity did factor into my decisions.

[Northern_Blitz]

Let's play a game.

Of the 7 below, let's assume you have a full, healthy, in shape career (10+ years). You're building a depth chart. You start 2, bench 2 and cut 3....

Lloyd, TJ, Deebo, Gildon, Porter, Woodley, Kevin Greene

GO

I can have any of them in their prime for 10 years?

My starters are TJ and Deebo. Bookend DPOYs.

My backups are Lloyd and Greene. Both are multiple 1st team all pros. Greene in the Hall, I think Lloyd should be at least in the conversation as well (3x 1st team APs and 5x PBs...more than Greene on both counts...but not having the gaudy sack numbers @ 54.5 probably hurts him too much). Playing both these guys in heavy rotation to keep everyone fresh.

I sadly have to cut Gildon, Porter, and Woodley. Gildon and Porter were both 1st team AP (once each). If we didn't have Green and Lloyd above, I'd be tempted to keep Woodley on the bench just to come in for playoff games.

I think Woodley is the hardest to judge on the list.

[Chucktownsteeler]

I can have any of them in their prime for 10 years?

My starters are TJ and Deebo.
My backups are Lloyd and Greene.

I sadly have to cut Gildon and Woodley.

What about Porter?

[Northern_Blitz]

What about Porter?

Updated my post. Sadly added to the cut list. Maybe keep him as a coach to draw penalties from unhinged opponents?

This is a fun game. I think there are many "correct" answers.