He was their best player on either side of the ball, they don’t get him the ball enough honestly. Hopefully it changes
I mean, we'd all like to see him get more, but $5M/year with 1/3 guaranteed, for a RB, and you're going to thumb down my boy Broke over that?
No secret he hated Golden.
Got a little pay raise
Still wanted him out of Cleveland to be a featured back like the guy who left from the Vikings and signed a massive deal for a running back with the 49ers. Duke productivity level in the nfl in terms of the touches he get is elite
YeahVery happy for Duke but he should’ve gotten more than this
Completely agree. He’s their best offensive weapon but isn’t treated like it. He’s getting a proven performance escalated salary this year anyway. I would’ve stayed on the rookie contract this final season and became an ufa or demanded a trade earlierYeah
Luke’s wife is not good at what she does. This whole situation has not been handled the best. Duke shouldn’t have signed thatperiod . That kid McKinnon that signed that huge deal with the 49ers is what duke should have got. He should have demanded a trade and then waited until he was an unrestricted free agent to sign a contact. If not then he should have signed a 2 year 15 million dollar deal with a player option and opted out after the season
Honestly, he's better off not being a "feature back". That's not who he is. The fact that the Browns are committed to him is great.
Would rather see him in NE or KC, but there aren't too many other places where he'd be better off than where he is right now.
That Baker Mayfield pick, and especially how it came about ('hee-hee"), really has me all twisted up, because aside from that pick, the Browns actually seem to be making a lot of really smart personnel moves the last couple years. So, I guess I hope Mayfield works out, in spite of my better judgment, cause they sure are accumulating a lot of Canes and seem to be treating them right.
Honestly, he's better off not being a "feature back". That's not who he is. The fact that the Browns are committed to him is great.
Would rather see him in NE or KC, but there aren't too many other places where he'd be better off than where he is right now.
That Baker Mayfield pick, and especially how it came about ('hee-hee"), really has me all twisted up, because aside from that pick, the Browns actually seem to be making a lot of really smart personnel moves the last couple years. So, I guess I hope Mayfield works out, in spite of my better judgment, cause they sure are accumulating a lot of Canes and seem to be treating them right.
Not when they just picked up Chubb and Hyde. His catch numbers about to get ate up to from Jarvis Landry who catches 5yd routes all day.Completely agree. He’s their best offensive weapon but isn’t treated like it. He’s getting a proven performance escalated salary this year anyway. I would’ve stayed on the rookie contract this final season and became an ufd or demanded a trade earlier
The browns are turning into the Redskins 12 years ago. I think the skins had 6 Canes at the most. Sean/Portis/Rumph/Moss/RockyMc/ and someone else.
Weird question, but, assuming the Browns follow suit, which Cane would you want them to draft next year? I'm going with Jaquan Johnson. They need a cerebral Free Safety. Him or G.Willis.
If Baker Mayfield busts, it will be one of the greater draft mysteries in recent memory. His statistical measures...and not just the raw numbers you see on ESPN, but the advanced metrics that dig deep with ball placement, types of passes thrown, when, etc. essentially break the systems that evaluate QBs. His eyetest evaluation is out of control, as well, if you just focus on what he is doing in that system, which is ready made for today's NFL.
The only things working against him are Big XII QB (none have really succeeded) and that he's 6'0"...
But the metrics and eyetest...he SHOULD be in the Russell Wilson-Drew Brees spectrum. If he's not a successful NFL QB...it'll certain defy a lot of modern evaluation measures with QBs.
On the flip side...if Josh Allen succeeds...it, too, will defy modern evaluation measures.