Odel traded to the Cleveland Browns. Goodbye and good riddance you spoiled, selfish and self centered little girl. Don't think it will be long before the circus starts there. Good Luck!!

All those kneeling pricks are just the same.

I feel badly for the Browns.

Wasn't he relevant (in football terms) around 2009?

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Originally posted by craigcpa:
Wasn't he relevant (in football terms) around 2009?

No, he was in high school in 2009. Offensive rookie of the year in 2014, and Pro Bowler 2014-2016.

However, in professional sports' "what have you done for me lately?" mentality he played 4 games in 2017 and 12 games in 2018, and was way off from his early career of nearly 1 touchdown per game.

Cleveland is shaping up nicely. Look out for a Browns team with a winning record this year.

As good as OBJ is, I would not want him in our locker room.

That kneeling crap will not go over well in Cleveland.
The Browns got rid of Brown who also became a problem child. Plus they got rid of his bloated salary.
Not an NFL fan, but do know what is going on.

The day after the G-Men lost to the Packers in the NFC Wildcard game a few years ago I wrote a post on here stating the Giants need to trade him. If you'll remember, he, Sterling Shepard, and a few others went down to Miami to party with Justin Beiber on their off day before the game.

I'm a big believer that as good an athlete as he is, he's more trouble than he's worth.

Hopefully the Giants will become a run oriented team behind Saquon Barkley (as classy a young man as they come, by the way). And speaking of classy, imagine how popular OBJ would be if he had the class and demeanor of Amani Toomer.

well, I was worried about the Browns getting so much better with Mayfield having a year under his belt, but this is more of the "Same Old Browns" mentality that will wreck their locker room. After sitting through the Antonio Brown circus here in Pittsburgh, those two narcissists should just go f themselves. They will both be playing in the All American Football league in 5 years because they will be broke but still running their mouths.

Brown was an extreme cancer in the Pittsburgh locker room. While you can't deny his talent and work ethic to improve, he is literally a six year old in a man's body with a bank account. Well, with an income anyway. Everyone was reporting that the Steelers didn't want to trade him in the AFC North or to New England. They should have sent him to any of those clubs, he would have gutted them from within. And playing him twice in the divisional games? Let the D guys have two games to hit him and see how he would quit there too.

As a Browns fan growing up and living in Cleveland, we have had very little to be excited over. Draft day is our "Super Bowl". Only 2 short years ago we had the fun of watching a team go 0-16, just terrible.

The amount of buzz and optimism in the air making it exciting to watch the Browns again. I agree that OBJ's attitude is crap, but hey what do we have to lose?? Baker Mayfield has resurrected the cities excitement with his play last year so the addition of any pro bowler is a positive step.

That will take the Giants having an offensive line. It's been a while.

The Giants must know something beyond what's public about OBJ. He's been injured a lot. I'm betting that's the big issue. Yes, he's a royal PITA. But if he was a healthy PITA, I bet they would have kept him. The strange point is they just gave him a big contract last year.

It will be mildly interesting to see how he does in Cleveland.

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Originally posted by Let's Go Rangers:
The day after the G-Men lost to the Packers in the NFC Wildcard game a few years ago I wrote a post on here stating the Giants need to trade him. If you'll remember, he, Sterling Shepard, and a few others went down to Miami to party with Justin Beiber on their off day before the game.

I'm a big believer that as good an athlete as he is, he's more trouble than he's worth.

Hopefully the Giants will become a run oriented team behind Saquon Barkley (as classy a young man as they come, by the way). And speaking of classy, imagine how popular OBJ would be if he had the class and demeanor of Amani Toomer.

I am super happy with our addition of Landon Collins. I listened to his introductory press conference he sounds exactly like what I want on my team.

That's a whole lot of talent the G Men lost in one week between the two of them.

As a Skins season ticket holder (yea, I know), I also Really like this acquisition. We’ll see I guess...

[QUOTE]Originally posted by BBMW:
That will take the Giants having an offensive line. It's been a while.

That was actually part of my post... trade him and build the best run-blocking O line in the league. I'm a 54 year old guy - old school. I believe in the Vince Lombardi philosophy of the team that blocks better and tackles better is the team that is going to win (I think it's still true no matter how complex the game becomes).

To the Browns fans... I hope he works out for you guys and I hope your Browns make the playoffs. You guys are absolutely right to be excited about this. You deserve a winning team for being die hard, true blue fans.