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Potential swap for third round.. Safety.
We're set at CB with Newsome/Ward/Hill/Greedy/AJGreen, plus a late DB flier. When was the last time we could say that?
However neither LeCounte nor Harrison are getting the S job done. LeCounte may be rostered for ST; sure, but anytime he's a field player that's a weakness.
2022 safety draft is very deep and a starter could sneakily fall to our rd3 slot. Hamilton will surely be gone by then, but one of Cine/Hill/Brisker/Cook could fall.
Potential swap for third round..
Vikings hire Browns executive Kwesi Adofo-Mensah as their GM. #goodluck
The #Browns will receive a third round compensatory pick in each of the next two drafts for losing Adofo-Mensah.
The estimate of the compensatory pick Browns would receive in 2022 for Kwesi Adofo-Mensah is No. 105 overall.The last 4 players taken 105th:2021 - LB Baron Browning, Denver2020 -TE Adam Trautman, NO2019 - DB Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, NO2018 - WR Antonio Callaway, Cleve11:14 AM · Jan 26, 2022·Twitter Web App
Tony Grossi@TonyGrossiThe estimate of the compensatory pick Browns would receive in 2022 for Kwesi Adofo-Mensah is No. 105 overall. The last 4 players taken 105th:
2021 - LB Baron Browning, Denver
2020 -TE Adam Trautman, NO
2019 - DB Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, NO
2018 - WR Antonio Callaway, CleveBrowns Glen Cook is another possible 2022 GM candidate -
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Two 3rd rounders is great.
There are really like top of the 4th round, but you can still expect to get a decent player. Maybe not guys who start, or ever start, but at minimum you should get pretty good depth and special teams guys.
We need a kicker....use that pick on a kicker. Just pick the guy and fix the damn position. Cade York of LSU comes to mind.
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Two 3rd rounders is great.
There are really like top of the 4th round, but you can still expect to get a decent player. Maybe not guys who start, or ever start, but at minimum you should get pretty good depth and special teams guys.
We need a kicker....use that pick on a kicker. Just pick the guy and fix the damn position. Cade York of LSU comes to mind.
Two 3rd rounders is great.
There are really like top of the 4th round, but you can still expect to get a decent player. Maybe not guys who start, or ever start, but at minimum you should get pretty good depth and special teams guys.
We need a kicker....use that pick on a kicker. Just pick the guy and fix the damn position. Cade York of LSU comes to mind.
If Tampa Bay proved anything a few years ago, you don't invest a top 100 pick in a kicker.
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The playoffs are certainly proving.....we need a kick ! er ! ... Rounds 5 or 6 or 7 ? several teams have used a 5th on some good ones..
including Bengals Evan McPherson pick #149...The Bengals were able to acquire McPherson -- the only kicker drafted in 2021 -- because they addressed other needs before taking him in the fifth round. They were able to address those roster issues with the extra picks received in a draft day trade with the New England Patriots.
Of the 20 kickers drafted over the past 10 years, only three are still with the team that selected them.
Three of the best kickers in the NFL — Daniel Carlson (5th #167), Matt Gay (5th #145) and Harrison Butker (7th #233) — were cut by the teams that drafted them before going on to the success they're having today.
Arguably the best kicker in the last generation, Justin Tucker, and many, many other kickers around the league entered via the undrafted free agent route.
Over the last 10 years, the Browns have used two draft picks on kickers. Neither lasted with the team for two full seasons. Just 12 teams have used draft picks on kickers during this time frame.
I'm no Kicker scout ?.. but comparing sizes? They come in all different sizes ! Comparing these top 4 pros/ in their college stats? to Top draftable kickers this season? There's not even a consistent list out there to compile them
.. try this.. https://www.profootballnetwork.com/top-kickers-punters-2022-nfl-draft-cade-york/ than get back to us, on whom to draft/when..
I read this morning that the Saints maybe having a fire sale... Will Lutz anybody? Falcons-Young-Hoe'-KIm? anybody?
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My first act as GM would be to ban the use of Facebook links from this forum or any other.
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Two 3rd rounders is great.
There are really like top of the 4th round, but you can still expect to get a decent player. Maybe not guys who start, or ever start, but at minimum you should get pretty good depth and special teams guys.
We need a kicker....use that pick on a kicker. Just pick the guy and fix the damn position. Cade York of LSU comes to mind.
If Tampa Bay proved anything a few years ago, you don't invest a top 100 pick in a kicker.
If Tampa Bay proved anything a few years ago, you don't invest a top 100 pick in a kicker.
No they didn't. The Raiders took a pretty darn good kicker in round 1. Janokowski.
If you have the need, pick the guy you want, when you can get him. Plus, being a comp pick, it might not be a top 100 pick. If you get your guy, you won't have to pick another for maybe 17 years.
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If Tampa Bay proved anything a few years ago, you don't invest a top 100 pick in a kicker.
No they didn't. The Raiders took a pretty darn good kicker in round 1. Janokowski.
If you have the need, pick the guy you want, when you can get him. Plus, being a comp pick, it might not be a top 100 pick. If you get your guy, you won't have to pick another for maybe 17 years.
No they didn't. The Raiders took a pretty darn good kicker in round 1. Janokowski.
Yeah, and had the Raiders taken Shaun Alexander, who went 2 picks later, they wouldn't have leaned on Garners last and questionable legs. Could have had a running game so damn good that Rich Gannon could have avoided throwing so much, the Pats would have respected the balanced attack and might have gone back to another Superbowl.
Not a knock on Seabass, but it's about position value. If nobody else would take him in the 1st (likely not) why not go all pro RB and future HoF'er, then I'll get my kicker?
There's a reason kickers aren't drafted high save for rare exceptions. Aguyoa and Seabass. So 1 for 2.
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The Browns are in line to get a third-round compensatory pick after the Minnesota Vikings hired Kwesi Adofo-Mensah to be their GM. With that in mind, a quick look (and estimate) of where the team’s selections will be in the upcoming 2022 NFL draft:
- 1st Round – Pick #13 a) Garrett Wilson b.) Jamison Williams c.) Drake London
- 2nd Round – Pick #44 a) Arnold Ebiketie b.) Devonte Wyatt c) Jermaine Johnson
- 3rd Round – Pick #78 a) John Metchie b.) Phidarian Mathis c) JoJo Dolmann
- 3rd Round – Pick #102 (Compensatory Pick) a) S Jalen Pitre b.) T Max Mitchell c) Wan'Dale Robinson
- 4th Round – Pick #114 (Lions Trade) a) QB Bailey Zappe b.) T Abraham Lucas c.) LB Darrian Beavers
- 4th Round – Pick #124.....KICKER !
- 5th Round – Pick #171..... or is a KICK! er! still here?
- 6th Round – Pick #218...Trade it!
- 7th Round – Pick #257... Trade It!
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Remember when Ditka traded his whole draft to move up into round 1 to draft a RB? Or when McDaniels traded up into round 1 to draft Tebow? Now, those were the days!
More seriously, the Rams traded all the way up to #1 to take Goff. (I remember posting, The Rams want to win football games) And when they decided that Goff was only good enough to GET them to the super bowl but not actually WIN it....they traded for Stafford. I don't know that they'll WIN the super bowl, but I still maintain that The Rams Want To Win Football Games. And they understand that it takes a really good QB to do that.
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Remember when Ditka traded his whole draft to move up into round 1 to draft a RB? Or when McDaniels traded up into round 1 to draft Tebow? Now, those were the days!
More seriously, the Rams traded all the way up to #1 to take Goff. (I remember posting, The Rams want to win football games) And when they decided that Goff was only good enough to GET them to the super bowl but not actually WIN it....they traded for Stafford. I don't know that they'll WIN the super bowl, but I still maintain that The Rams Want To Win Football Games. And they understand that it takes a really good QB to do that.
Remember when Ditka traded his whole draft to move up into round 1 to draft a RB? Or when McDaniels traded up into round 1 to draft Tebow? Now, those were the days!
More seriously, the Rams traded all the way up to #1 to take Goff. (I remember posting, The Rams want to win football games) And when they decided that Goff was only good enough to GET them to the super bowl but not actually WIN it....they traded for Stafford. I don't know that they'll WIN the super bowl, but I still maintain that The Rams Want To Win Football Games. And they understand that it takes a really good QB to do that.
we should have taken the ditka trade
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I want a kicker that’s navigated through some elements (made some kicks in big moments, kicked in crap conditions or wind) and has a strong leg. Find him in Day 3. Third Round- maybe.
And then hire Phil Dawson as a part time consultant to give instruction on how to judge the elements in Our stadium. I watched an interview with him talking about kicking in Cleveland…wow!!! He knows the stadium better than anyone.
Im tired of downplaying this position Justin Tucker has kicked our butt for almost a decade now. Bengals rookie kicker just made a huge kick
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If Tampa Bay proved anything a few years ago, you don't invest a top 100 pick in a kicker.
No they didn't. The Raiders took a pretty darn good kicker in round 1. Janokowski.
If you have the need, pick the guy you want, when you can get him. Plus, being a comp pick, it might not be a top 100 pick. If you get your guy, you won't have to pick another for maybe 17 years.
No they didn't. The Raiders took a pretty darn good kicker in round 1. Janokowski.
If you have the need, pick the guy you want, when you can get him. Plus, being a comp pick, it might not be a top 100 pick. If you get your guy, you won't have to pick another for maybe 17 years.
I remember when they took a punter in the first round.
Someone named Ray Guy.
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I want a kicker that’s navigated through some elements (made some kicks in big moments, kicked in crap conditions or wind) and has a strong leg. Find him in Day 3. Third Round- maybe.
And then hire Phil Dawson as a part time consultant to give instruction on how to judge the elements in Our stadium. I watched an interview with him talking about kicking in Cleveland…wow!!! He knows the stadium better than anyone.
Im tired of downplaying this position Justin Tucker has kicked our butt for almost a decade now. Bengals rookie kicker just made a huge kick
I want a kicker that’s navigated through some elements (made some kicks in big moments, kicked in crap conditions or wind) and has a strong leg. Find him in Day 3. Third Round- maybe.
And then hire Phil Dawson as a part time consultant to give instruction on how to judge the elements in Our stadium. I watched an interview with him talking about kicking in Cleveland…wow!!! He knows the stadium better than anyone.
Im tired of downplaying this position Justin Tucker has kicked our butt for almost a decade now. Bengals rookie kicker just made a huge kick
What rounds were Phil Dawson and Justin Tucker drafted?
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I want a kicker that’s navigated through some elements (made some kicks in big moments, kicked in crap conditions or wind) and has a strong leg. Find him in Day 3. Third Round- maybe.
And then hire Phil Dawson as a part time consultant to give instruction on how to judge the elements in Our stadium. I watched an interview with him talking about kicking in Cleveland…wow!!! He knows the stadium better than anyone.
Im tired of downplaying this position Justin Tucker has kicked our butt for almost a decade now. Bengals rookie kicker just made a huge kick
And then hire Phil Dawson as a part time consultant to give instruction on how to judge the elements in Our stadium. I watched an interview with him talking about kicking in Cleveland…wow!!! He knows the stadium better than anyone.
Yeah, I've always wanted Dawson here as a kicking consultant. He did an incredible job in our stadium by the lake.
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I want a kicker that’s navigated through some elements (made some kicks in big moments, kicked in crap conditions or wind) and has a strong leg. Find him in Day 3. Third Round- maybe.
And then hire Phil Dawson as a part time consultant to give instruction on how to judge the elements in Our stadium. I watched an interview with him talking about kicking in Cleveland…wow!!! He knows the stadium better than anyone.
Im tired of downplaying this position Justin Tucker has kicked our butt for almost a decade now. Bengals rookie kicker just made a huge kick
What rounds were Phil Dawson and Justin Tucker drafted?
What rounds were Phil Dawson and Justin Tucker drafted?
The fact they weren't drafted isn't germane to the fact we need a kicker.
The fact is we need a kicker. I think it smart to identify the guy you want then take the steps necessary to get that guy. The way to be sure you get your player is to draft the guy before any other team does. If you would rather dick around and wait for free agency, well, dick around all you want.
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And then hire Phil Dawson as a part time consultant to give instruction on how to judge the elements in Our stadium. I watched an interview with him talking about kicking in Cleveland…wow!!! He knows the stadium better than anyone.
Yeah, I've always wanted Dawson here as a kicking consultant. He did an incredible job in our stadium by the lake.
Yeah, I've always wanted Dawson here as a kicking consultant. He did an incredible job in our stadium by the lake.
I think he has already done that. He comes to Cleveland and works with the guys at the stadium, talking about wind direction and such. I am not sure you need a coach for the position. Maybe a week or so.
To me, at that level, it isn't so much about mechanics and striking the ball. Kind of like top golfers. It isn't so much about striking the ball. All can do that, even if there are more things to break down in a golf swing. The big thing is being able to do it time after time and under pressure. The golfer who can do that stands a better chance of winning the tournament. Most of that is in the mind. I don't know how coachable that is, and/or am not sure a kicking coach is the best person to teach mind control?
How do you teach a guy that a 50 yard kick to win the Superbowl or hit a solid 3 iron to the green to win the US Open is the same as kicking a 30 yard field goal in the 1sr qtr of the first game or hitting a 9 iron to the middle of the green in the first round of the John Deer classic?
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Yeah, I've always wanted Dawson here as a kicking consultant. He did an incredible job in our stadium by the lake.
I think he has already done that. He comes to Cleveland and works with the guys at the stadium, talking about wind direction and such. I am not sure you need a coach for the position. Maybe a week or so.
To me, at that level, it isn't so much about mechanics and striking the ball. Kind of like top golfers. It isn't so much about striking the ball. All can do that, even if there are more things to break down in a golf swing. The big thing is being able to do it time after time and under pressure. The golfer who can do that stands a better chance of winning the tournament. Most of that is in the mind. I don't know how coachable that is, and/or am not sure a kicking coach is the best person to teach mind control?
How do you teach a guy that a 50 yard kick to win the Superbowl or hit a solid 3 iron to the green to win the US Open is the same as kicking a 30 yard field goal in the 1sr qtr of the first game or hitting a 9 iron to the middle of the green in the first round of the John Deer classic?
I think he has already done that. He comes to Cleveland and works with the guys at the stadium, talking about wind direction and such. I am not sure you need a coach for the position. Maybe a week or so.
To me, at that level, it isn't so much about mechanics and striking the ball. Kind of like top golfers. It isn't so much about striking the ball. All can do that, even if there are more things to break down in a golf swing. The big thing is being able to do it time after time and under pressure. The golfer who can do that stands a better chance of winning the tournament. Most of that is in the mind. I don't know how coachable that is, and/or am not sure a kicking coach is the best person to teach mind control?
How do you teach a guy that a 50 yard kick to win the Superbowl or hit a solid 3 iron to the green to win the US Open is the same as kicking a 30 yard field goal in the 1sr qtr of the first game or hitting a 9 iron to the middle of the green in the first round of the John Deer classic?
What we need is a kicker who can mind-bend a ball to kick a winning FG under the pressure of the biggest game in his lifetime. This one actually is the all-time leading scorer in school history and is in the draft this year.?
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What rounds were Phil Dawson and Justin Tucker drafted?
The fact they weren't drafted isn't germane to the fact we need a kicker.
The fact is we need a kicker. I think it smart to identify the guy you want then take the steps necessary to get that guy. The way to be sure you get your player is to draft the guy before any other team does. If you would rather dick around and wait for free agency, well, dick around all you want.
The fact they weren't drafted isn't germane to the fact we need a kicker.
The fact is we need a kicker. I think it smart to identify the guy you want then take the steps necessary to get that guy. The way to be sure you get your player is to draft the guy before any other team does. If you would rather dick around and wait for free agency, well, dick around all you want.
And yet one really good kicker emerges after another after not getting drafted, like the two kickers used to illustrate how important good kickers are.
Apparently the entire NFL "dicked around" by not drafting Justin Tucker or Phil Dawson.
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