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Cleveland Browns (2010 season)

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Bucks21;1688688; said:
I will stand by my statement that they won't go after one in the 1st or 2nd unless we trade back at our number one pick and get another two.
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Yep, I just don't see a high pick used on a WR too since this isn't considered a good WR crop. You take shots in the later round on Taylor Price (no bias there :wink2:) or maybe a project like Joe Webb.


*Thanks JWin for taking the time to split the non-sense out*
 
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hatehineygate;1689152; said:
The problem with that is the Browns already have 3 guys exactly like Taylor Price on the roster. The Browns need a #1 WR and this draft is full of 2s and 3s.
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Don't fuck with Taylor Price... he my boy (just for you... I am an Ohio grad... thus the reason I said I was biased)



Santonio Holmes trade to New York Jets almost as surprising as Donovan McNabb trade - Peter King - SI.com

And Dez Bryant's in demand. That was going to be my story of the day. "In my 24 years in the business,'' his agent, Eugene Parker, said Saturday, "I've never seen so many teams so interested in finding out everything about a player.'' Look at Bryant's two-week tour, culminating in Colorado on Wednesday night, the last day players can visit teams at their facilities before the draft:​

Thur., April 1: Dallas (Irving, Texas)
Fri., April 2: Miami (Davie, Fla.)
Sun-Mon., April 4-5: Cincinnati
Tue-Wed., April 6-7: Pittsburgh
Thur., April 8: New England (Foxboro, Mass.)
Fri.-Sat., April 9-10: Baltimore (Owings Mills, Md.)
Sun., April 11: Tampa Bay
Mon., Today: San Francisco (Santa Clara, Calif.)
Tue., April 13: St. Louis (Earth City, Mo.)
*Wed., April 14: Denver (Englewood, Colo.)​

*Cleveland was scheduled to host Bryant Wednesday morning, before he flew to Denver to meet with Broncos officials. But a source close to the Browns told me last night, "He's no longer on our list. He's not visiting us.''
NFL teams will have a tough call on Tim Tebow. The call might be tougher on Bryant. Teams wonder about his character after he lied to the NCAA about having dinner with Deion Sanders and was suspended for 10 games last season. (An idiotic sanction. Too severe if you ask me. But Bryant did get caught in a lie.) Teams wonder about the influences around him, and whether he'll be solely devoted to his NFL job once he gets drafted. Teams wonder about his maturity. And no wonder: His mother was incredibly young when she conceived him -- 12, Parker says, though the New York Times reported she was 14 when she became pregnant with the first of three kids she had in her teens. She later served time on a drug rap, and Bryant shuttled from "home'' to "home'' as a child.​
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Later in that same article listed above...

Santonio Holmes trade to New York Jets almost as surprising as Donovan McNabb trade - Peter King - SI.com

3. I think the Browns may do several things at number seven, but the one thing they won't do is take Notre Dame quarterback Jimmy Clausen. They could draft into the strength of that area of the draft and pick a tackle, or they could take Eric Berry, or they could take Joe Haden, or they could trade down to fortify their five-in-the-top-100 slate of picks (overall: 7, 38, 71, 85, 92). They'll do so with a GM, Tom Heckert, who, along with Andy Reid, used to turn draft choices into more quality draft picks as well as any team in the league. I just don't think the Browns see Clausen as a no-doubt franchise guy.

4. I think, for those Browns fans who yearn for a franchise receiver and ask, "Why don't we trade down a bit in the round and get Dez Bryant?'' here's your answer: Eric Mangini's spent a lot of energy trying to get his locker room right, and though Bryant appears to be on the right track and could well be a terrific NFL citizen for the next 10 years, they don't sell insurance for this kind of thing, and the Browns would rather take guys without question marks on their resumes.

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Just want to say, even though I'm pretty much positive its never going to happen, I'd love to have Teddy on this team.
Imagine if we play a double return game - Cribbs and Teddy both deep on kick-offs. What in the hell would you do as the kicker?
 
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Buckeneye;1690075; said:
Just want to say, even though I'm pretty much positive its never going to happen, I'd love to have Teddy on this team.
Imagine if we play a double return game - Cribbs and Teddy both deep on kick-offs. What in the hell would you do as the kicker?
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Poop his pants?


I think it would only take a 4th or 5th to get Ginn and maybe a conditional pick in next year's draft. In the right situation Ginn could easily develop into a solid number two receiver.
 
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I sure as hell hope that big Charlie has a booming voice when it comes to Kansas City's pick in the first round. I have seen too many mocks with an offensive player that I do not want.

I think it should be defense or a right tackle/guard in the first round for the Browns.
 
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