Browns' 2010 NFL Draft: YouTube Reels

Best College Football Player ever does not necissarily mean good NFL player, so what they were saying makes sense.

The play at 5:50 and the effort play at 8:08 means this guy is for real. Let’s see, a big tough running back from T that is always tackled forward…. we’ve seen this beast before!

my god yes. Also, I saw some nice spin moves in the videos.

On the same play you mentioned, notice how he seems to find a seam in the Defense? He really does have great vision.

Hardesty runs over Haden at around the 40 second mark on the first video lol

While it is humorous that they are now both Browns, Haden never actually had much of a shot on that play. The Florida front seven failed hard, and Hardesty benefited from some good blocking. Even when he makes contact with Haden, #45 of Tennessee already had him mostly shoved backwards.

I think it’s safe to assume at this point that our music tastes are not very similar.

Papa Roach’s first cd=great.

After that, they’re as bad as Nickelback’s entire collection and Shinedown’s collection after “Fly From The Inside.”

Based on the video, I assumed it was made for them. The whole video was half “quick Hardesty highlight reel” and half “Tennessee Medical Center” advertisement.

I chose it because it was awesome nonetheless.

Yeah I agree really. This kid reminds me of Eddie George or Jamal Lewis. Taller back who runs upright. He has good speed and good shiver but his tough running and second effort is really his strongest suit. I love his rare field vision, a very underrated quality among running backs. I think he can be a tougher version of Beanie Wells. If he stays healthy and our line continues to perform well in the running game, this guy could be this year’s version of Shonn Greene.

Michael Smith said via Twitter that the Patriots were furious when the Browns traded up and were waiting to take him with their next pick.

I’m hopping on.

spread formation running games like we see in our division.

Where do we see this?

Last time I watched, pittsburgh forgot what running the ball was and Baltimore was still lining up in mostly “normal” personnel, because their WRs were pretty bad and they had good players at TE, and about 9 good running backs. Obviously, Baltimore’s WRs have been upgraded, but it remains to be seen whether they can establish a good spread-to-run offense. I just got done with school so I will have a chance to check for sure, but I really don’t think stopping any sort of “spread run game” is the Browns’ #1 priority or even really important within the division.

Also, last I had seen, TCU was running their nickel with 2 normal LBs, but running a lot of Cover-4/“C2 robber”/inverted C2 to let their normal safeties come up to stop the run a lot more. So while you are correct in that emulating TCU’s nickel would involve safeties that are good coming forward, I don’t see which of their players aside from the normal nickel player acts like a hybrid S/LB. I don’t watch every TCU game, but from what I have seen this is what they like to do.