Dropped balls stats

Greg Little Cle 12
1t Brandon Marshall Mia 12
4 Dallas Clark Ind 9
5 Jerome Simpson Cin 8
6t Anquan Boldin Bal 7
6t Antonio Brown Pit 7
6t Ray Rice Bal 7
6t Mike Tolbert SD 7
6t Benjamin Watson Cle 7
11t Davone Bess Mia 6
11t Montario Hardesty Cle 6
11t Darrius Heyward-Bey Oak 6
11t Jason Hill Jac 6
11t Vincent Jackson SD 6
11t Mohamed Massaquoi Cle 6

If the Browns want to look at what they really need to do in the draft right here is where they need to go.

Dmounts wrote: Greg Little Cle 12
1t Brandon Marshall Mia 12
4 Dallas Clark Ind 9
5 Jerome Simpson Cin 8
6t Anquan Boldin Bal 7
6t Antonio Brown Pit 7
6t Ray Rice Bal 7
6t Mike Tolbert SD 7
6t Benjamin Watson Cle 7
11t Davone Bess Mia 6
11t Montario Hardesty Cle 6
11t Darrius Heyward-Bey Oak 6
11t Jason Hill Jac 6
11t Vincent Jackson SD 6
11t Mohamed Massaquoi Cle 6

If the Browns want to look at what they really need to do in the draft right here is where they need to go.

I posted over a year ago that the Browns needed to target the kid from Oklahoma St

I'm hearing the steelers might let Walace hit the market.

Dmounts wrote:I'm hearing the steelers might let Walace hit the market.

I just cant see that happening, that would be even more retarded as the traded's Manvagina and his buddy made with the Jets.

Here's what the the Steelers GM said.

GM Kevin Colbert recently conceded to a local radio station that the franchise tag is highly unlikely due to salary cap issues. The Steelers will reportedly place a first-round restricted tender on Wallace and "see what develops." If he "signs a contract and they deem it too high," they will apparently take the first-round compensation instead of matching. Once unthinkable, it's now very possible the Steelers will let their 25-year-old No. 1 receiver walk instead of digging themselves into an even deeper salary-cap hole.