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James Davis, RB Browns
Aug 27, 2009 at 4:03 PM
- ninerlifer
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its just pre season, and he is a #3 RB...unless there is an injury to either Lewis or Harrison (Mangini's personal fav) I wouldnt worry about him.
Aug 27, 2009 at 4:11 PM
- InfiniteEight
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Yeah, I shoulda done more homework before posting.. I saw on the Cleveland Browns website that he's basically battling for the 3rd spot.. 
Aug 27, 2009 at 4:20 PM
- 4ML
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Unless you have a big bench, I wouldn't recommend James Davis right now. But keep an eye on him, he will at some point get a good share of carries IMO.
He has been practicing with the 1st team a lot lately and so far has had a great TC. But, he won't be a factor till 2nd half of the season...unless Lewis goes down early.
This is from yahoo:
We've seen James Harrison being taken as a late-round sleeper in some drafts, but if you're choosing between the two reserve Cleveland backs, Davis might be the way to go. He's still third on the depth chart, but if Jamal Lewis were to break down, Davis seems more equipped to handle every-down duty than Harrison does.
He has been practicing with the 1st team a lot lately and so far has had a great TC. But, he won't be a factor till 2nd half of the season...unless Lewis goes down early.
This is from yahoo:
We've seen James Harrison being taken as a late-round sleeper in some drafts, but if you're choosing between the two reserve Cleveland backs, Davis might be the way to go. He's still third on the depth chart, but if Jamal Lewis were to break down, Davis seems more equipped to handle every-down duty than Harrison does.
Aug 28, 2009 at 11:33 AM
- danimal
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Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:
Unless you have a big bench, I wouldn't recommend James Davis right now. But keep an eye on him, he will at some point get a good share of carries IMO.
He has been practicing with the 1st team a lot lately and so far has had a great TC. But, he won't be a factor till 2nd half of the season...unless Lewis goes down early.
This is from yahoo:
We've seen James Harrison being taken as a late-round sleeper in some drafts, but if you're choosing between the two reserve Cleveland backs, Davis might be the way to go. He's still third on the depth chart, but if Jamal Lewis were to break down, Davis seems more equipped to handle every-down duty than Harrison does.
right that is how I interpret the Cleveland situation. I am a Jamal owner, and I think the rookie would become the starter if Jamal's age catches up to him quickly