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Browns waive Brian Robiskie

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By Mr. Scot,
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Prototypical WR. was considered the most sure bet WR in 2009 draft by Michael Smith(not saying much). His numbers aren't much different then Naanee. Had the best cone drill at combine. 4.46 40 time. GM before Holmgren thought he had a bright future. Could of just been replaced by Holmgren guys like Greg Little. I guess the only thing would be if Chud would still have Browns ties and would be interested.

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Prototypical WR. was considered the most sure bet WR in 2009 draft by Michael Smith(not saying much). His numbers aren't much different then Naanee. Had the best cone drill at combine. 4.46 40 time. GM before Holmgren thought he had a bright future. Could of just been replaced by Holmgren guys like Greg Little. I guess the only thing would be if Chud would still have Browns ties and would be interested.

Chud was gone from the Browns by the time Robiskie was drafted so there's no ties between the two.

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