2022 Draft Prospects and off-season addition breakdowns.

gumby73

Free-agent safety Ronnie Harrison is signing back with the Browns on a one-year deal, per his agents @DrewJRosenhaus and @RyanMatha.

@AdamSchefter

Former Steelers’ QB Josh Dobbs agreed to a 1-year deal with the Cleveland Browns, per his agent @MikeMcCartney7.

gumby73

nothing yet on contract deals yet ^^^^ // but this looks odd

Cap Spending: Full Roster

POSITION	PLAYERS	CAP DOLLARS	% OF CAP	NFL RANK
Offense	31	$120,840,397	55.51%	3*
Defense	22	$62,245,798	28.59%	31*
Special Teams	5	$5,315,000	2.44%	20

gumby73

Did a little age scouting this Sunday morning

Covid & draftable ages ...

1.) Only Willis will be age 23 before week 1. Pickett thru Crumm will be ages 24..Skylar Thompson will be age 25..

2.) Oldest draftable? WR Tenn. Velus Jones will be 25.5 years old.

3.) Wyatt Davis/B. Ralmann/ P.Mathis/ Josh Jobe/ JoJo Domann/ Haskell Garrett/ K.Diesch/ Chase Allen/ M.Cunningham/ D.Drummond will be closing in on the age of 25

4.) Class of age 24? Jermaine Johnson/ T.Penning/ Boye Mafe/ Christian Watson/ Troy Anderson/ C.Austin/ Coby Bryant/ Cole Strange/ John Pashal/ Sam Williams/ TE J.Woods & C.Kolar/ OL J.Shaffer/ A.Lindstrom & A.Stuber and DT Neil Farrell Jr.

Interested to see how Berry plays this ? after those rookie deals? they can't wait much longer to get paid

Dutch Oven

Can't believe the Draft is less than three weeks away.

gumby73

@dutch-oven said:

Can't believe the Draft is less than three weeks away.

3 weeks prior to every nfl draft, my boss knows my leave slip will arrive to take off..

59th birthday falls on night 1 and I refuse to go back to work until a Tuesday Approved since 1980 (after post I was ranked to a Apprentice ?)

mjp28

@gumby73 said:

3 weeks prior to every nfl draft, my boss knows my leave slip will arrive to take off..

59th birthday falls on night 1 and I refuse to go back to work until a Tuesday Approved since 1980 (after post I was ranked to a Apprentice ?)

Yeah apprentice kind of sounds strange after all these years and posts.

I haven't been an apprentice for a long, long time like 50+ years.

And the Draft is a NFL junkies national holiday.

Dutch Oven

@gumby73 said:

3 weeks prior to every nfl draft, my boss knows my leave slip will arrive to take off..

59th birthday falls on night 1 and I refuse to go back to work until a Tuesday Approved since 1980 (after post I was ranked to a Apprentice ?)

You still stoked for the upcoming Draft gumby?

I think my excitement kind of fell off after the Browns traded away their first rounder, and my hope the Browns could get Garrett Wilson ended, but I'm sure in the week leading up I'll get in the mood again.

gumby73

@dutch-oven said:

You still stoked for the upcoming Draft gumby?

I think my excitement kind of fell off after the Browns traded away their first rounder, and my hope the Browns could get Garrett Wilson ended, but I'm sure in the week leading up I'll get in the mood again. (feel better draft night..I don't think GW gets to pick #13)

I get stoked for the nfl draft every year Dutch'ster..memories of JT fishing while Brady Quinn, sweated it out in the green room..

Remember when Shashi took this team to the dirt? Well me & Bronco fan stepson took a Amtrak to the Philly draft... Myles Garrett was drafted(and my pick over Trib/or anyone) & my only favorite drafted players left on the team? were Joe Thomas & Joel Bitonio...

We also went to the Tennessee draft-day in 2019. With OBJ as our 17th pick traded to the NYG's in our pockets 🥷.. Yeah, It was a long wait to Greedy Williams at pick #46.. but night one? there's nothing like partying with 500k draft geeks wearing mask.. ?

Watson becomes a huge traded piece at #13(plus)...and we again wait to pick #44 (from #46).. or do we?

Since the 2017 Philly draft this team has been building on winning.. Oddly, we passed on Watson in the same Philly Draft at pick #12, where my journeys all started in 2017... Now, If somehow they get this Watson trade right?

Yeah! I'm really Excited !

Unsympathetic

I just don't see Kyle Hamilton as very good at much of anything. Hamilton isn't a good hitter and makes up for that by not being good at changing direction. He can cover most tight ends.. but you don't take a guy in the first 2 days for that.

Kyle Hamilton RAS -- he's the height/weight/explosion guy which is the classic bust profile if taken high.

ballpeen

Our 1st pick is still our 1st pick. Trading three 1st rounders isn't going to be a problem this year or next year. I am not sure about the 3rd year. Still a ways off.

This year is deep in good players. Maybe not as many of the stud types, but a lot of guys who are going to be solid starters and depth in the NFL. Lucky for us a lot of the draft depth is at positions we have listed as a need. If we take a DT at 44, we will still find very good receivers in to the 4th round.

Next year is looking like the best QB class in the last 15 years. Lot's of QB's are going fly off the board, sending players with 1st round grades in to round 2. Even if we win the SB, our pick should get a solid starter type player. That will follow for at least another round where in round 3 there will probably be guys with high 3rd round grades sitting there when we pick. Maybe even some 2nd round grades.

Like I said, 3 years off is 3 years off. We might start to be able to form some opinions on that next year at this time. Overall we are in a good spot.

tiamat63

@unsympathetic said:

I just don't see Kyle Hamilton as very good at much of anything. Hamilton isn't a good hitter and makes up for that by not being good at changing direction. He can cover most tight ends.. but you don't take a guy in the first 2 days for that.

Kyle Hamilton RAS -- he's the height/weight/explosion guy which is the classic bust profile if taken high.

I've been underwhelmed by two people so far.

- Hamilton and Chud Muma from Wyoming.

Johnson from FSU might fall into that category at some point.

Still trying to formulate best how I feel about Logan Hall from HOU. I think it was Athlons draft guide that had him listed as their pick for CLE in the 2nd. So far I'm "meh" on that.

tiamat63

@nickers said:

Snowflake much? Who died and left you boss?

There are people, including myself, who take their time to invest in good football talk here. Time that many of us don't have a hell of a lot to spare. That's why I generally tend to check the thread(s) I start and focus on those only.

I prefer to keep it that way. You are more than welcomed to rant in any of the other ones that aren't this. In fact, I'd encourage it. Keep this one on target though.

Thank you.

mjp28

@nickers said:

Snowflake much? Who died and left you boss?

Bad choice of words there.....just think about it for a minute or two or three.

Unsympathetic

@nickers said:

you want to go ALL COMMUNIST and surpress that

The correct analogy would be to "go all capitalist" - and fire you from the thread for slowing down the production line.

If you want to make an economic comment, please learn at least a hint of objective reality about the words you're throwing around.

I do realize you're trying to use "communist" to mean "something I don't personally like" -- but it's a pretty old exclamation, like "Go cut me a switch!" China today is no less capitalist than the US. It's just run by a different group of 100 oligarch capitalists extracting the wealth. Russia isn't communist any more either -- it's also oligarch capitalism as a result of the 1991 revolution. Feelings may come if you actually allow these facts to challenge the propaganda you're being bombarded with elsewhere. "Going all end-stage capitalism and analyzing my posts like I'm a gig worker and each post is a new deliverable" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue..

And now, back to our regularly scheduled programming:

Mid-round S in the rotation could be Cine and JT Woods. Not for man coverage but if they're still on the board in rd4, you make those picks.

Mid-round DL -- [Edge] Josh Paschal, Eseze Otemewo, Arnold Ebiketie [DI] Eric Johnson, Matt Henningsen. Massive athletes, the question is the technique and consistency.. you know, professional sports.

nickers

@mjp28 said:

Bad choice of words there.....just think about it for a minute or two or three.

I did,,, My mind hasn't changed.

Dutch Oven

nickers is the gift that keeps giving.

Spreading his miserableness one post at a time.

Dutch Oven

So tia and Unsympathetic are kind of down on Kyle Hamilton, safety from Notre Dame that seems like a lock for a top 10 pick.

I'm curious to why both of you aren't real high on him...

tiamat63

@dutch-oven said:

So tia and Unsympathetic are kind of down on Kyle Hamilton, safety from Notre Dame that seems like a lock for a top 10 pick.

I'm curious to why both of you aren't real high on him...

I was going to type out this long thing that was a couple paragraphs, but I'll keep it at the TL;DR version for now.

I don't see much that jumps off the tape anymore than Jeremy Chinn. And Chinn was had as the last pick in the 2nd round...

Dutch Oven

@tiamat63 said:

I was going to type out this long thing that was a couple paragraphs, but I'll keep it at the TL;DR version for now.

I don't see much that jumps off the tape anymore than Jeremy Chinn. And Chinn was had as the last pick in the 2nd round...

So the people who think he's a top 10 pick think that he's a guy who can do it all, while you think he's more of a "Jack Of All Trades, Master Of None" guy?

tiamat63

@dutch-oven said:

So the people who think he's a top 10 pick think that he's a guy who can do it all, while you think he's more of a "Jack Of All Trades, Master Of None" guy?

Those people probably think he's a Jack Of All Trades as well, that would be because he is. So you're going to spend his rookie season, and likely most of his 2nd season, getting him accustomed to a variety of responsibilities and getting coached up to NFL speed. So instead of having a more focused role, you're moving him around like a foundational chess piece. Takes a very rare football I.Q. to be top-10 level effective your first few seasons, especially under those circumstances.

And like I pointed out with Chinn, you can also find those types of players well outside the 1st round.

edit: And the thing I didn't like about his downhill trigger was him processing, planting and driving to the ball carrier when it wasn't an obvious short yardage situation. Found himself insanely deep in the middle 1/3 quite a bit.