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Tim Brown's Offseason Takes Part One

good morning, I def didnt catch the Robey signing which is depressing he woulda been a good fit, but my overall take on the offseason so far https://t.co/Y4hh84ARxZ
— Tim Brown (@TMBScouting) April 21, 2017

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