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Cleveland Browns (2013 Season)

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jlb1705;2332666; said:
If memory serves, the last three Buckeyes drafted by the Browns have been Brian Robiskie, Darnell Sanders and Craig Powell. Pathetic.
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y0yoyoin;2332683; said:
browns signed UFA simon frasier a few years back and he actually got some PT...the OL we got in the 7th round projects as a OG...i havent read or heard what scouts or teams are projecting freigel out as...maybe we think hes a OT and we needed a guard...who knows
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Last year, the Browns signed Andrew Sweat and J.B. Shugarts as UFAs.
 
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Have fun with Kellen Davis. As a Bears fan, I was jumping for joy when they got rid of him. Probably my least favorite Bear in the last ten years. As a tight end, he can't catch, he's not fast, he can't block, and he gets a penalty for holding or false starting it seems like every third play.
 
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The Browns needed depth at OG and I think that the Gilkey drafting was a good find. I do not care where he went to school. The kid is a mauler and if he works out fine. If not, remember that they selected him in the seventh round.

Bryant if he can stay clean might be a good addition and be able to play OLB or at least on situational downs. Sure there is a risk in taking both of these guys but you have to remember in the sixth and seventh round all draft picks are iffy.

Also, Slaughter can play close to the line of scrimmage. That is the type of player that Horton wants in his defense. I have no problems at all with these 3 selections.
 
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LitlBuck;2332845; said:
The Browns needed depth at OG and I think that the Gilkey drafting was a good find. I do not care where he went to school. The kid is a mauler and if he works out fine. If not, remember that they selected him in the seventh round.

Bryant if he can stay clean might be a good addition and be able to play OLB or at least on situational downs. Sure there is a risk in taking both of these guys but you have to remember in the sixth and seventh round all draft picks are iffy.

Also, Slaughter can play close to the line of scrimmage. That is the type of player that Horton wants in his defense. I have no problems at all with these 3 selections.
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Agreed!!!
 
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Undrafted Free Agents

I do not know anything about these guys but NFBuck got his wish and we signed Kruger's brother:wink:

Jamaine Cook, RB, Youngstown State
Travis Tannahill, TE, Kansas State
Dave Kruger, DT, Utah
Ricky Tunstall, DB, Delaware
Aaron Adams, OT, Eastern Kentucky
Josh Aubrey, DB, Stephen F. Austin
Braxston Cave, C, Notre Dame
Ryan Aplin, QB, Arkansas State
Perez Ashford, WR, Northern Illinois
Dominique Croom, WR, Central Arkansas
Cordell Roberson, WR, Stephen F. Austin
Chris Faulk, OL, LSU
Mike Edwards, WR, UTEP
Garrett Hoskins, TE, Eastern Michigan
Martin Wallace, OT, Temple
Justin Staples, DE, Illinois
Ryan McWethy, S, Wisconsin-Platteville
Mike Niam, LB, Wofford
Caylin Hauptmann, OL, FIU
Keenan Davis, WR, Iowa

http://www.draftbrowns.com/2013/04/2013-cleveland- browns-undrafted-free-agents/
 
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Some guys with potential to mak the roster, as mentioned Cave is one and I think Faulk is another. One of the WR's is likely to be on the practice squad, maybe Edwards IMO. Would have liked to seen Brad Wing & Tyler Bray, has the big arm Norv loves and would have had a good shot to make the roster as a 3rd stringer.
 
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Mac;2332984; said:
Give him a shot at QB...why not? Can't be any worse than Weeden from last year
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He can and was. He was only quasi-successful running a gimmicky read-option offense for half a season. The fact that he couldn't supplant Dirty Sanchez is indictment enough. Weeden > Sanchez.
 
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