2023 Browns NFL Draft Prospects
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It's why I don't partake in mock drafts unless I'm attempting emulate what I genuinely feel would be the consensus for BPA/Need for the Browns as from, what I would feel, is the perspective of administration.
bs. you don't do mock drafts because it is so hard, nobody can get it mostly right.
your belligerent, childish ego can't handle being wrong, and just like most anybody else, you would fail to nail them, too. You don't need to respond, just DO a mock draft, and everybody else will see that it's true.
bs. you don't do mock drafts because it is so hard, nobody can get it mostly right.
your belligerent, childish ego can't handle being wrong, and just like most anybody else, you would fail to nail them, too. You don't need to respond, just DO a mock draft, and everybody else will see that it's true.
catturd is still very butthurt at you tia.
Something over at the Poliboard must have him very, very agitated. ?
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bs. you don't do mock drafts because it is so hard, nobody can get it mostly right.
your belligerent, childish ego can't handle being wrong, and just like most anybody else, you would fail to nail them, too. You don't need to respond, just DO a mock draft, and everybody else will see that it's true.
catturd is still very butthurt at you tia.
Something over at the Poliboard must have him very, very agitated. ?
catturd is still very butthurt at you tia.

At this point, unless I read/hear something intelligent or honest, I don't have the patience or time to bother responding.
Mostly the former.
edit: If ol' boy wants to talk shop, he's more than welcomed to. Beyond that? Hard pass.
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Roschon Johson RB, Texas.
- Good pad level
- Good first step burst, shows some stop/start with it.
- Quality hole press with eyes and shoulders, not bringing traffic to him.
- Creates contact and balances off it. Has moments where he delivers some punishment to.
- Willing and reliable blocker. The way he goes after DB's reminds me of Zeke Elliot at OSU. He looks for work when he's asked to lead and the ball isn't in his hands. Very unselfish player.
- Pretty ideal size. 6'ft 215-220lbs.
- Alright hands out of the backfield. Sort of in the same mold that Chubb and Hunt are. Not athletic pass catchers, but they'll work the screen, flat and checkdown game just fine.
- Consistent running style that generates positive yardage. Didn't really see him take many TFL or TFNG.
- Shows some patience behind the LoS waiting for his blocks to develop. Can get a bit ahead of himself at times as well, but it isn't awful or routine.
- Dances at times trying to make 2nd level defenders miss laterally. He's decent enough, but he isn't Jamaal Charles.
- Only took more than 100 carries in a season once, so there isn't a ton of wear on his body coming into the league.
For me, I see an unpolished player with a reasonable floor who shows flashes. But one that Coach Stump can really take and mold him into an effective and consistent NFL back with some decent upside. A one cut, single back plug and play on the cheap type.
So far, this is my day 3 RB target. The only problem, while I'd slot him 4th round, are teams getting trigger happy at the potential development and him going VERY late 3rd round? Gut says, with position runs, middle round 4... but then dumb shit happens and he's still there late round 4 as well. Feeling says early-ish day 3. But I like what I saw in the 3 games I watched (Bama, UTSA, KState)
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Roschon Johson RB, Texas.
- Good pad level
- Good first step burst, shows some stop/start with it.
- Quality hole press with eyes and shoulders, not bringing traffic to him.
- Creates contact and balances off it. Has moments where he delivers some punishment to.
- Willing and reliable blocker. The way he goes after DB's reminds me of Zeke Elliot at OSU. He looks for work when he's asked to lead and the ball isn't in his hands. Very unselfish player.
- Pretty ideal size. 6'ft 215-220lbs.
- Alright hands out of the backfield. Sort of in the same mold that Chubb and Hunt are. Not athletic pass catchers, but they'll work the screen, flat and checkdown game just fine.
- Consistent running style that generates positive yardage. Didn't really see him take many TFL or TFNG.
- Shows some patience behind the LoS waiting for his blocks to develop. Can get a bit ahead of himself at times as well, but it isn't awful or routine.
- Dances at times trying to make 2nd level defenders miss laterally. He's decent enough, but he isn't Jamaal Charles.
- Only took more than 100 carries in a season once, so there isn't a ton of wear on his body coming into the league.
For me, I see an unpolished player with a reasonable floor who shows flashes. But one that Coach Stump can really take and mold him into an effective and consistent NFL back with some decent upside. A one cut, single back plug and play on the cheap type.
So far, this is my day 3 RB target. The only problem, while I'd slot him 4th round, are teams getting trigger happy at the potential development and him going VERY late 3rd round? Gut says, with position runs, middle round 4... but then dumb shit happens and he's still there late round 4 as well. Feeling says early-ish day 3. But I like what I saw in the 3 games I watched (Bama, UTSA, KState)
Roschon Johson RB, Texas.
So far, this is my day 3 RB target. The only problem, while I'd slot him 4th round, are teams getting trigger happy at the potential development and him going VERY late 3rd round? Gut says, with position runs, middle round 4... but then dumb shit happens and he's still there late round 4 as well. Feeling says early-ish day 3. But I like what I saw in the 3 games I watched (Bama, UTSA, KState)
You are not the only one noticing him. Recently jumped 70 places to #127 on Draftek's BB. And that's about as late as he gets projected. Others already have him as a rnd 3 pick.
Similar players (on paper) projected to be available around that time are: Tank Bigsby (Auburn), Kendre Miller (TCU) and Kenny McIntosh (Georgia).
If none of those tickle your fancy, we may have to go the Isiah Pacheco late round gem route.
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Does Nick Chubb's contract expire after the 2024 season?
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Roschon Johson RB, Texas.
So far, this is my day 3 RB target. The only problem, while I'd slot him 4th round, are teams getting trigger happy at the potential development and him going VERY late 3rd round? Gut says, with position runs, middle round 4... but then dumb shit happens and he's still there late round 4 as well. Feeling says early-ish day 3. But I like what I saw in the 3 games I watched (Bama, UTSA, KState)
You are not the only one noticing him. Recently jumped 70 places to #127 on Draftek's BB. And that's about as late as he gets projected. Others already have him as a rnd 3 pick.
Similar players (on paper) projected to be available around that time are: Tank Bigsby (Auburn), Kendre Miller (TCU) and Kenny McIntosh (Georgia).
If none of those tickle your fancy, we may have to go the Isiah Pacheco late round gem route.
You are not the only one noticing him. Recently jumped 70 places to #127 on Draftek's BB. And that's about as late as he gets projected. Others already have him as a rnd 3 pick.
Similar players (on paper) projected to be available around that time are: Tank Bigsby (Auburn), Kendre Miller (TCU) and Kenny McIntosh (Georgia).
If none of those tickle your fancy, we may have to go the Isiah Pacheco late round gem route.
And they have moved Achane up to #49 (mid 2nd round), but in their mock draft have him going to Miami in the 3rd @ # 84 after the Browns pick in the DL. Very strange.
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Roschon Johson RB, Texas.
So far, this is my day 3 RB target. The only problem, while I'd slot him 4th round, are teams getting trigger happy at the potential development and him going VERY late 3rd round? Gut says, with position runs, middle round 4... but then dumb shit happens and he's still there late round 4 as well. Feeling says early-ish day 3. But I like what I saw in the 3 games I watched (Bama, UTSA, KState)
You are not the only one noticing him. Recently jumped 70 places to #127 on Draftek's BB. And that's about as late as he gets projected. Others already have him as a rnd 3 pick.
Similar players (on paper) projected to be available around that time are: Tank Bigsby (Auburn), Kendre Miller (TCU) and Kenny McIntosh (Georgia).
If none of those tickle your fancy, we may have to go the Isiah Pacheco late round gem route.
Similar players (on paper) projected to be available around that time are: Tank Bigsby (Auburn), Kendre Miller (TCU) and Kenny McIntosh (Georgia).
Current watch(ed) list as of this morning.
RB - Deneric Prince - X UDFA
Roschon Johnson - * Day 3 (early?)
Zach Evans - X Day 3 (later)
Kendre Miller - X Day 3
Sean Tucker - * Late Day 2, early Day 3?edit: Adding Devon Archane per the last conversation
Devon Archane - * Day 3
X = pass
* = Willing to draft
Currently working on Tank Bigsby.
Does Nick Chubb's contract expire after the 2024 season?
Yes
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offhand, I love to find the "unknown" steals of the draft - from small schools.
I tend to imagine "they" won't notice some highly skilled kid from a small school, but of course, they eventually do everytime, even if they don't get an invite to the combine.
too bad, eh?
I think Rice and Peoples have my strongest keen interest, but I like every one of them. I would love to take a chance on Carter, but with no #1 or #2 now....
dammit.
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bigger list - most are really interesting guys:
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offhand, I love to find the "unknown" steals of the draft - from small schools.
I tend to imagine "they" won't notice some highly skilled kid from a small school, but of course, they eventually do everytime, even if they don't get an invite to the combine.
too bad, eh?
I think Rice and Peoples have my strongest keen interest, but I like every one of them. I would love to take a chance on Carter, but with no #1 or #2 now....
dammit.
I think Rice and Peoples have my strongest keen interest, but I like every one of them. I would love to take a chance on Carter, but with no #1 or #2 now....
dammit.
I'm not so sure I would draft Carter because of his limited time against superior offenses. This is their schedule / scores from last season. Not too many difficult teams there. NFL is too big a jump IMO.
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Holy shitballs, the Draft is in three weeks!
It really sneaks up on you when it feels like a decade since the last time we drafted in the first couple of rounds ?
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offhand, I love to find the "unknown" steals of the draft - from small schools.
I tend to imagine "they" won't notice some highly skilled kid from a small school, but of course, they eventually do everytime, even if they don't get an invite to the combine.
too bad, eh?
I think Rice and Peoples have my strongest keen interest, but I like every one of them. I would love to take a chance on Carter, but with no #1 or #2 now....
dammit.
offhand, I love to find the "unknown" steals of the draft - from small schools.
I tend to imagine "they" won't notice some highly skilled kid from a small school, but of course, they eventually do everytime, even if they don't get an invite to the combine.
too bad, eh?
I think Rice and Peoples have my strongest keen interest, but I like every one of them. I would love to take a chance on Carter, but with no #1 or #2 now....
dammit.
Here's a WR from Princeton that might interest you Cal. His names is Andrei Iosivas and he stand 6'3" tall at 201lbs He ran a 4.43 forty at the combines and is currently projected to go between rounds 3 and 5.
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Look at this schedule from the 2013 Buffalo Bulls.
https://fbschedules.com/2013-buffalo-football-schedule/
I'm not so sure I would draft Khalil Mack. Not too many difficult teams there, the NFL is too big a jump IMO.
.... Being a bit cheeky there, Tex. If you can ball, you can ball. Doesn't matter where you came from.
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offhand, I love to find the "unknown" steals of the draft - from small schools.
I tend to imagine "they" won't notice some highly skilled kid from a small school, but of course, they eventually do everytime, even if they don't get an invite to the combine.
too bad, eh?
I think Rice and Peoples have my strongest keen interest, but I like every one of them. I would love to take a chance on Carter, but with no #1 or #2 now....
dammit.
Here's a WR from Princeton that might interest you Cal. His names is Andrei Iosivas and he stand 6'3" tall at 201lbs He ran a 4.43 forty at the combines and is currently projected to go between rounds 3 and 5.
Here's a WR from Princeton that might interest you Cal. His names is Andrei Iosivas and he stand 6'3" tall at 201lbs He ran a 4.43 forty at the combines and is currently projected to go between rounds 3 and 5.
He is interesting - he needs some serious coaching. If I were deciding, I'd have a long sitdown with him and ask him how much he loves the game, find out about his character, loving to rise to his potential. He could become a real player in the NFL.
or , he languishes with no love for the game and ends out of football.
That is always an interest of mine - watching unheralded guys become bigtime NFL players. Some work at it every day, some never work at it. It's a gamble.
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Here's a WR from Princeton that might interest you Cal. His names is Andrei Iosivas and he stand 6'3" tall at 201lbs He ran a 4.43 forty at the combines and is currently projected to go between rounds 3 and 5.
He is interesting - he needs some serious coaching. If I were deciding, I'd have a long sitdown with him and ask him how much he loves the game, find out about his character, loving to rise to his potential. He could become a real player in the NFL.
or , he languishes with no love for the game and ends out of football.
That is always an interest of mine - watching unheralded guys become bigtime NFL players. Some work at it every day, some never work at it. It's a gamble.
He is interesting - he needs some serious coaching. If I were deciding, I'd have a long sitdown with him and ask him how much he loves the game, find out about his character, loving to rise to his potential. He could become a real player in the NFL.
or , he languishes with no love for the game and ends out of football.
That is always an interest of mine - watching unheralded guys become bigtime NFL players. Some work at it every day, some never work at it. It's a gamble.
Yeah, he's a little raw but I think there's some upside the right consumer will tap. He tends to get a little too cozy with the body catches at times; but there's some nice catches with his hands. He just needs to work on the consistency and improve some at high pointing the ball. This video looks like he catches the ball when he's covered; but then again - Mack Wilson looked All Continent when we watched his greatest moments highlights.
My guess is a lot of his issues look like they come from inexperience. Looking at how excited he gets on film - it doesn't look like passion will be a problem. And hey, he can spell Princeton right or he'd be wearing an LSU uniform...
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I love when cal comes over here and talks about how important integrity and character is to him, and how that disappears the second he clicks over to the Poliboard ?
It tickles the cockles of my heart. Hell, it might even tickle the sub-cockle part of my heart.
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He is interesting - he needs some serious coaching. If I were deciding, I'd have a long sitdown with him and ask him how much he loves the game, find out about his character, loving to rise to his potential. He could become a real player in the NFL.
or , he languishes with no love for the game and ends out of football.
That is always an interest of mine - watching unheralded guys become bigtime NFL players. Some work at it every day, some never work at it. It's a gamble.
Yeah, he's a little raw but I think there's some upside the right consumer will tap. He tends to get a little too cozy with the body catches at times; but there's some nice catches with his hands. He just needs to work on the consistency and improve some at high pointing the ball. This video looks like he catches the ball when he's covered; but then again - Mack Wilson looked All Continent when we watched his greatest moments highlights.
My guess is a lot of his issues look like they come from inexperience. Looking at how excited he gets on film - it doesn't look like passion will be a problem. And hey, he can spell Princeton right or he'd be wearing an LSU uniform...
Yeah, he's a little raw but I think there's some upside the right consumer will tap. He tends to get a little too cozy with the body catches at times; but there's some nice catches with his hands. He just needs to work on the consistency and improve some at high pointing the ball. This video looks like he catches the ball when he's covered; but then again - Mack Wilson looked All Continent when we watched his greatest moments highlights.
My guess is a lot of his issues look like they come from inexperience. Looking at how excited he gets on film - it doesn't look like passion will be a problem. And hey, he can spell Princeton right or he'd be wearing an LSU uniform...
LOL. yep
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Look at this schedule from the 2013 Buffalo Bulls.
https://fbschedules.com/2013-buffalo-football-schedule/
I'm not so sure I would draft Khalil Mack. Not too many difficult teams there, the NFL is too big a jump IMO.
.... Being a bit cheeky there, Tex. If you can ball, you can ball. Doesn't matter where you came from.
Look at this schedule from the 2013 Buffalo Bulls.
https://fbschedules.com/2013-buffalo-football-schedule/
I'm not so sure I would draft Khalil Mack. Not too many difficult teams there, the NFL is too big a jump IMO.
.... Being a bit cheeky there, Tex. If you can ball, you can ball. Doesn't matter where you came from.
Put him on your list to watch over time and so will I. Just think he's not ready yet. Developmental player for a team with patience.
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Been Busy.. Happy Easter !
List of small school favorites include.. Karl Brooks,Viliami Fehoko,Jose Ramirez & Dorian Williams..
The Browns pick ahead of Pittspuke in the 7th round.
Interesting, if a visiting team takes a 7th round flyer to avoid the UDFA route... Similar mold/metrics to
Okoronkwo, Ogbo Div.II Lane's-- DE Andrew Farmer (doesn't matter where ya come from// they'll find ya ?)
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