Cribbs' family wants him to quit

Can't blame them....he keeps taking hits like that he won't be playing much longer....kamikazi hits like that one he took need to be outlawed.....

Family first man!!!

Continuing evidence that even if a player doesn't lead with his helmet, slamming shoulder pads into the head can do the same damage. I don't know how you keep it from happening, but those are the kinds of hits that leave you wandering around lost when your in your 50's.

Might as well while he still got his health, just gonna get beat-up and killed playing in Cleveland.


Hey Josh you ought to travel South on I-71 for 300 miles and play for the Bengals.

This just in: the Cribbs family wants him to quit because he's a member of the Browns. The injury was just a good opportunity to start the conversation.

It is nice to see that his family puts his health over his football earning power. With people like that in his life, he'll be fine if he decides to walk away from the game.

He's 29. Not over the hill, but if he's saved and invested his earnings he should be set for life.

Maybe it's time to listen to your lady, Josh.

How many times has he been hurt

Similar hit to Rod Tidwell in Jerry Maguire and he turned out great....

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Originally posted 09:48 AM ET  10.04 by SouthernBlueFan

It is nice to see that his family puts his health over his football earning power. With people like that in his life, he'll be fine if he decides to walk away from the game.

Amen

Besides kick returning what skills does he have anyways? I've never understood why people ever held him in such high regard.

Receptions 100
Receiving Yards 1,098
Total Return Yards 10,625
Total Touchdowns 21

Seems like he has done a bit

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Originally posted 01:34 PM ET  10.04 by yungpyro

Besides kick returning what skills does he have anyways? I've never understood why people ever held him in such high regard.

Anybody who scores points for the Browns is considered exceptional. And, they get to receive a lot of kickoffs.

I like your answer better than mine

anyone who has played knows this is a given risk........rest of you just don't get it

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Originally posted 12:03 PM ET  10.04 by .Fah Q.

Similar hit to Rod Tidwell in Jerry Maguire and he turned out great....

Really? Gee..... That wouldn't be a......MOVIE.....would it?!? **grin**

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Originally posted 02:00 PM ET  10.04 by Eagles in 2020

Receptions 100 Receiving Yards 1,098 Total Return Yards 10,625 Total Touchdowns 21 Seems like he has done a bit

But was that worth 20 million over three years? The receiving numbers he has in seven seasons aren't even approaching Welkers from last season alone lol. You pay a kick returner big bucks nowadays (especially with the rule change) and you are simply making awful decisions in management.

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Originally posted 04:33 PM ET  10.04 by yungpyro

But was that worth 20 million over three years? The receiving numbers he has in seven seasons aren't even approaching Welkers from last season alone lol. You pay a kick returner big bucks nowadays (especially with the rule change) and you are simply making awful decisions in management.

No, it wasn't worth it, but he was the only thing close to a scoring threat that Cleveland had at the time.

It's the beginning of the end for the sport of football. It won't happen quickly but the heat is on and building year by year. Most of it has to do with dementia but paralysis isn't far behind. Dementia covers a far larger group of players. The truth is we'll have to have something to replace it or it will have to evolve into something without the human collisions.