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Did anyone notice #93 Teair Tart try to injure Wyatt Teller by stepping on his calf with his cleats? Total BS play and one of many penalties that went unnoticed. Great win of course but Dodd should be fined and/or suspended for this total bullshit. DirtyPlayer - HD 720p - HD 720p.mp4

Happy Thanksgiving All. Enjoy the most important thing of all...family.

FYI, Sendejo's PFF grade is now BELOW 40. This is pretty much at the level of a practice squad player. He might good for the practice squad if it weren't for his habit of injuring his own teammates.

This is what we've seen continue in Cleveland: https://www.crossingbroad.com/2019/11/the-three-dumbest-plays-of-andrew-sendejos-eagles-career.html Senseless penalties and will eventually take out his own players. Too dumb and reckless.

Meh, I feel like it's a toss up. Myles out...Sendejo In. Really hard to say which is worse...

Nick agrees with you

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Thank you, I have no problem being associated with others who see and judge using reality and logic. In case you missed it on the other thread here are some PFF grades. Sendejo is graded 44.7 on Pro Football Focus Here are the other Browns Safety PFF grades: Ronnie Harrison 79.6 Sheldrick 69.6 Jovante Moffat 61.8 Karl Joseph 49 But you'll probably continue to bury your head in the sand.

Sendejo is graded 44.7 on Pro Football Focus Here are the other Browns Safety grades: Ronnie Harrison 79.6 Sheldrick 69.6 Jovante Moffat 61.8 Karl Joseph 49 YW. Hopefully that helps.

Don't know and don't care about his past. I care about what's happening now and that's what matters. 44.7 on PFF confirms what we are seeing on the field. You can choose to ignore what the evidence shows. It's up to you.

Hiding his current numbers undermines your argument. Unless your goal is also to delude yourself, it makes it clear that even you know how bad he is.

Nice try. You're trying a little too hard by leaving out his PFF score for 2020... 44.7!

Fixed it for you. YW.

Coaches put in "their guy" just to try to prove that they were right in selecting a given player. And "their guy" gets more rope than others. We've seen this with just about any WR over Rashard Higgins for example even though it's clear to fans that Higgins is better than just everyone except Jarvis. Yet, somehow, the coaches last year couldn't see this. Why? Because he wasn't "their guy." Same with Sendejo, he came with Stefanski so they are loyal to a fault with him. At least you agree that he pops into photo ops. We disagree that this has anything to do with leadership. I have not seen his teammates treat him as a leader. Does he need to strip the ball from a fellow defensive player who just made an interception and run it back the wrong way for you to acknowledge his weakness? It seems that you just want to wait until what I don't know what...oh wait, "procrastination" is listed as an interest in your signature....never mind.

They way I see it, you are essentially arguing that we stay with Sendejo simply because of what we already have invested in him. By doing that we are wasting opportunity for wins. We have 4 other safeties on this team who are better than Sendejo. So I don't see why he gets as much playing time as he does. I would think there must be someone out there we can trade for before the deadline. It's not gross fan impatience either. Impatience would have been after the first game. I waited until at least the second! His poor performance is evidenced on just about every play he's on the field. It always seems that any play he's involved with is late and with a lowered helmet. And then he scrambles to get into every frame he can after others have contributed. Give me a break, in addition to a fraud, the guy is a ticking time bomb on our side of the field and sooner or later his blatant incompetence will turn into disaster when we get a 4th down stop and he goes in with a late headbutt.

You argument is a 'sunk cost fallacy.' I believe there has to be someone better. Sendejo may be a good coach, but he sure as heck is helping our opponents more than us on a weekly basis.

Sendejo is a pure liability who is usually only notable when he comes in with late hit or a barely missed helmet to helmet shot. I see him in the backfield motioning for team mates to do this and do that. Is this guy really the 'quarterback' of our defense? Then I see him try to get into every defensive photo op when he contributed NOTHING to the play. I think he's a complete fraud who wants to look like he's a useful part of the team but it's apparent his playing days are over. I have a really hard time believing any other player, maybe even practice squad player, would be as bad as he is.

I would start with getting rid of Sendejo as I said back in the middle of September.

Exactly...a real heart stopper...we NEED to address our defense, but fast!

Ok Kitchens...don't forget about Hollywood Higgins...geesh...

Please jettison Sendejo...wow

... ...until the AFC Championship game

Calling out being pissed on by whores doesn't scream 'liberal' to me. If anything, I think the opposite would be true.

I'm not trying to inflame passions or make enemies but there is a real question here that I think is important to consider. I understand the point of view of those who think it's un-patriotic and wrong to burn the U.S. flag. What strikes me as curious, is that these the same people who desecrate and co-opt the flag by coloring is black, white and blue. The don't like kneeling at football games when the flag is presented, but they are in favor of displaying the flag held flat on the football field which, you guessed it, is another violation of the U.S. Flag Code. Is it that these "patriots" think it's only proper for them to dishonor the flag for their own purposes? Are they simply ignorant that this treatment of the flag is dishonorable and unlawful? If you stand for the flag as a symbol of the United States (which I absolutely do) would you change your view of the those who co-opt the flag for their own purpose and dishonor the flag by displaying it flat at football games? Or would you just not care?

You and I aren't paid millions of dollars to lead NFL teams. The question is how many successful NFL QBs had their shit together at that age. Prescott, Wilson, Allen, Mahomes, Jackson, etc...all young QBs who conducted themselves more or less the right way. So...it can be done. Baker needs to grow up, put down the Twinkies and hit the gym. Having a decent mentor wouldn't hurt either.