iambrutus;720089; said:
That seals it
You know, GMs of teams should employ fans of other teams and have them tell him who to pick, so he can pick another guy.....
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That seals it
You know, GMs of teams should employ fans of other teams and have them tell him who to pick, so he can pick another guy.....
Okinawa's#1Buck
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I am no Browns fan, but I love draft talk. As a Bengals fan, I say take Leon the lion. We'll throw our #3 and 4 receivers out there and watch him get tourched (who the hell actually thinks this guy is the best CB in the draft?).
The problem the Browns face is their needs don't match the talent at the top. If Russell is there, I doubt Savage could pass on him (and in the LONG of it he'd be a good pick). Assume Russell is gone and now Johnson is the best talent on the board, WR not an area of need. That leaves Thomas or AP. With both obvious needs, deside if Thomas is really the dominate LT needed to protect Fry's blind side or the reincarnation of Robert Gallery? I'd hate to be the guy who wasted a big pick like that on the next Gallery. Now we have AP. Hands down the best back in the draft, but injury prone. The last thing the Browns need is another injury prone skill player.
Here is what the Browns really need to hope. Russell goes #1 and Quinn #2. Now, somebody is really drooling over Calvin and willing to move up. Now you land in the 8-12 range and land Lynch or possibly Adams. Either would be a good fit for you. With your extra pick in the second round, grab a solid fit for the OL.
The problem the Browns face is their needs don't match the talent at the top. If Russell is there, I doubt Savage could pass on him (and in the LONG of it he'd be a good pick). Assume Russell is gone and now Johnson is the best talent on the board, WR not an area of need. That leaves Thomas or AP. With both obvious needs, deside if Thomas is really the dominate LT needed to protect Fry's blind side or the reincarnation of Robert Gallery? I'd hate to be the guy who wasted a big pick like that on the next Gallery. Now we have AP. Hands down the best back in the draft, but injury prone. The last thing the Browns need is another injury prone skill player.
Here is what the Browns really need to hope. Russell goes #1 and Quinn #2. Now, somebody is really drooling over Calvin and willing to move up. Now you land in the 8-12 range and land Lynch or possibly Adams. Either would be a good fit for you. With your extra pick in the second round, grab a solid fit for the OL.
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Big Papa
Urban!!!!
Okinawa's#1Buck;720247; said:
I wouldn't mind this scenario at all. Russell is a freak, but really doubt he will be there. He does #1. God knows we need as many picks as possible and moving down may be the best thing to do, since there is no stand-out stud. Who knows, someone like Branch might fall to 8-12. Good observations Okinawa.
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The thing is, I've become so cynical about the Browns moves that I fully expect whoever we draft to get hurt or be a flop.
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Buckin' A;720575; said:This year is going to be the turning point...I can feel it.
Damn where have I heard that one before??
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BuckeyeMike80;720578; said:Damn where have I heard that one before??
I think I said it last year after we signed LeCharles Bentley.:!
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I just picked a thread with my eyes closed, this post came up and I knewBuckin' A;720575; said:This year is going to be the turning point...I can feel it.
I was in the Browns thread.
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Soooooo You didnt mean it all those other years ? :tongue2:Buckin' A;720584; said:No no, this year I REALLY mean it...
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