Joshua Cribbs

Joshua Cribbs

Joshua Cribbs is a wide reciever for the Cleveland Browns. He's number 16 and is 6'1 and 192 pounds. He's been in the NFL for 2 years.

 
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Talk about a quick honeymoon phase. Within 72 hours of landing in Cleveland, Browns president Mike Holmgren has experienced his first rough patch with a player on his team as well as fans of his franchise. During his Tuesday afternoon press conference, Holmgren stated that he “believes players should be rewarded for what they do.” This, of course, was in reference to one Josh Cribbs and his ongoing contract desires. Holmgren also stated that the issues that arise come between the team and the player’s representation. “I want Josh here,” said Holmgren. ”Now, he has three years left on his existing contract so it’s ... Read Full Story
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“Three years of patience with zero indication of communication.” These are the words spoken by Josh Cribbs’ agent Peter Schaffer on 850AM WKNR in response to the ongoing contract saga between his client and the Cleveland Browns. Cribbs, considered by many to be one of the few game-changing players in the NFL, is the most recent member of the Cleveland Browns to be the focus of perceived negative news as yeas of “unfulfilled promises” have bubbled over into the public eye. When asked why Cribbs and his representation went public with the news, it appears that a lack of communication between Berea and Cribbs ... Read Full Story
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CLEVELAND, Jan. 7 (UPI) -- Premier NFL kick returner Joshua Cribbs will demand a trade from the Cleveland Browns, his agent, J.R. Rickert, told the Akron Beacon Journal. 'He wants out (and) will never play for the Browns again unless they treat him fairly." Cribbs, a quarterback at Kent State, compiled 1,542 yards on 56 kickoff returns, scoring three touchdowns, and added 452 yards on 38 punt returns with one touchdown. He established an NFL record on Dec. 20 when he scored on 100- and 103-yard kickoff returns in a 41-34 win at Kansas City. Cribbs, a Pro Bowl choice this season for the ... Read Full Story
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According to NFP , Josh Cribbs and his agent are insulted by Mike Holmgrens offer of $1.4 Million per year to retain Cribbs’ services as WR and Kick returner. Cribbs’ agent Peter Schaffer said: “They need to treat him fairly or he’ll never play for the Browns again. He will demand a trade and he will walk out of there and they won’t see him for the offseason, they won’t see him ever again.” If Hixon doesn’t “return” for the Giants next year, the Giants could certainly use a dual threat like Cribbs next season. He’ll perhaps provide that consistent special teams spark the ... Read Full Story
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Wide receiver Josh Cribbs has cleaned out his locker a day after his agent told ESPN.com the Cleveland Browns were "insulting" his client with low-ba 10 Vote(s) Read Full Story
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The Chiefs have many reasons to go after Joshua Cribbs. They need a kick returner very badly. Quentin Lawrence is not the answer.   They also need more weapons on offense. We all agree now that Jamaal Charles is the man but the Chiefs also need someone to put in to give him a break every [...]  
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More photos » by Paul Sancya - AP Cribbs did not get the offer he was expecting. Browse more photos » Joshua Cribbs waited all season for a new contract after supposedly being promised a new contract by the old regime of (the Romeo Crennel days). He didn't get it prior to this...  
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Cleveland Browns star returner Josh Cribbs has been patient for two straight years while proving his worth to the team with the hope that the Browns will extended his contract and give him more money for all of his efforts.   A Contract Offer Blown Out of Proportion, but Patience is Key Finally, Browns new president Mike Holmgren said last week that he wants to keep Cribbs on the team and he gave the green light for the Browns to start...  
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Josh Cribbs, the Cleveland Browns’ most dynamic weapon, told coaches and medical staff today that he felt like it was the last time he would be in the Browns’ facility.  Cribbs is unhappy with a contract offer from the Browns that his agent considers “insulting.” The Cleveland wide receiver is a fan favorite and considers himself to be more than just a punt returner.  Cribbs currently has 3 years left on his contract that are set to pay him...  
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Let’s see: the Chiefs need weapons on offense and they need a returner who can actually score after catching a kickoff or a punt. Let’s see II: Joshua Cribbs says his time in Cleveland is done and he will not play again for the Browns. Can 1 + 1 in this case = Cribbs to Chiefs? Cribbs told [...]  
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