Senior Bowl
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PFF mock draft addresses key positions for Browns
Don't know much about the players chosen save Eichenberg, but they definitely hit needs well with a speedy WR, a depth guy at DT that can rush the passer, a run-stopping LB and a developmental OT.
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PFF mock draft addresses key positions for Browns
The WR is 6'1 @ 172 lb. He'll be lucky to survive preseason without hitting IR. Texas used him a lot like we used Elijah Moore.
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PFF mock draft addresses key positions for Browns
The WR is 6'1 @ 172 lb. He'll be lucky to survive preseason without hitting IR. Texas used him a lot like we used Elijah Moore.
The WR is 6'1 @ 172 lb. He'll be lucky to survive preseason without hitting IR. Texas used him a lot like we used Elijah Moore.
They would be better to address the OL with their first pick and WR next. But if you want a WR first with size and stats look no further than the Xaiver from SC if he is still there.
Xaiver Legette, WR, South Carolina
Height: 6-3. Weight: 227.
Projected 40 Time: 4.49.
Projected Round (2024): 1-3."12/30/23: According to team sources, they were impressed with Legette in 2023 and he was graded well by area scouts. Legette played well in games against North Carolina (9-178), Furman (6-118-1) and Georgia (7-71). After those three games, Legette already established career highs. In 2023, he totaled 71 receptions for 1,255 yards and seven touchdowns.
Legette has mismatch size and has shown that he has good speed for a big wideout. Legette could be a first-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft."
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Shrine Bowl Practice started today.. (game Thursday 8 pm NFL network)
The Browns coach it. But Browns media does not cover it well (They can't pay @tiamat63 rates
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Player Measurements are in progress https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2024-east-west-shrine-bowl-weigh-ins-measurements/
Day 1 notes from the Yitzers https://steelersdepot.com/2024/01/2024-east-west-shrine-bowl-practice-notes-day-1/
Day 2 notes https://steelersdepot.com/2024/01/2024-east-west-shrine-bowl-practice-notes-day-2/
Day 3 notes https://steelersdepot.com/2024/01/2024-east-west-shrine-bowl-practice-notes-day-3/
Final practice day 4 notes https://steelersdepot.com/2024/01/2024-east-west-shrine-bowl-practice-notes-day-4/
Game Thursday 8 pm.. Browns have several mid-round picks that may fit this draft class
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Senior Bowl measurements are updating while in progress https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2024-senior-bowl-weigh-ins-and-measurements/
Day 1 practice will air on NFL network Tuesday from 10:30 am to 3 PM.
Sleeper mid-round Tackle class.. Texas Christian Jones, I see ya ?
Day 2 practice. AB's field location, has not changed in 2 days watching Senior Bowl WR class..
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Cleveland Browns Draft Picks by Round in 2024
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 5 (from CAR)
- Round 5
- Round 6 (from HOU)
- Round 6 (from BAL)
- Round 7
- Round 7 (from ATL)
Cleveland Browns Draft Picks by Round in 2024
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 5 (from CAR)
- Round 5
- Round 6 (from HOU)
- Round 6 (from BAL)
- Round 7
- Round 7 (from ATL)
Berry's going to wish he had a pair of 2nd & pair of 3rd rounders by draft time ?
Compiled list of Senior Bowl practice studs that made some ? this week
NATIONAL TEAM
Toledo Quinyon Mitchell DB rank #26 UCLA Laiatu Latu DL rank #11 Michigan Roman Wilson WR rank #89 ? Baylor Gabe Hall DL rank #187 ? Oregon State Taliese Fuaga OL rank #19 AMERICAN TEAM
Missouri Darius Robinson DL rank #107 ? Texas T'Vondre Sweat DL rank #48 Georgia Ladd McConkey WR rank #47 Tackles? Rising sleeper? Texas swing T, Christian Jones has had better 1 on 1 reps than Tyler Guyton & Patrick Paul
WR class overall is loaded.. Rising sleepers at SB? Roman Wilson, Ricky Pearsall, Malachi Corley, Xavier Legette & Jamari Thash .. All have limited route trees, but tools in the box to work with
RB & TE.. There are options to replace our RB3 (Strong) &/or TE2 Harrison Bryant in this draft class.
Still early & risers will rise.. stay tuned & we're on to day 3
edit- Zebra speed tracking https://connect.zebra.com/SrBowlInsights
Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends Team Brotherhood-"It's not about You,Me or I. It's about building We"..Hue Jackson -
I'll be on getting a watch in as best as I can Saturday. If I'm available I'll stream it over TBB discord for anyone who might want to watch.
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nice size and speed,the only Knoch i have heard is initial separation at the line of scrimmage.
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Wondering how Mikey Hall would look as a mid round replacement for Mo Hurst? This team could use that upfield, sub package interior rush.
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Cleveland Browns Draft Picks by Round in 2024
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 5 (from CAR)
- Round 5
- Round 6 (from HOU)
- Round 6 (from BAL)
- Round 7
- Round 7 (from ATL)
Berry's going to wish he had a pair of 2nd & pair of 3rd rounders by draft time ?
Compiled list of Senior Bowl practice studs that made some ? this week
NATIONAL TEAM
Toledo Quinyon Mitchell DB rank #26 UCLA Laiatu Latu DL rank #11 Michigan Roman Wilson WR rank #89 ? Baylor Gabe Hall DL rank #187 ? Oregon State Taliese Fuaga OL rank #19 AMERICAN TEAM
Missouri Darius Robinson DL rank #107 ? Texas T'Vondre Sweat DL rank #48 Georgia Ladd McConkey WR rank #47 Tackles? Rising sleeper? Texas swing T, Christian Jones has had better 1 on 1 reps than Tyler Guyton & Patrick Paul
WR class overall is loaded.. Rising sleepers at SB? Roman Wilson, Ricky Pearsall, Malachi Corley, Xavier Legette & Jamari Thash .. All have limited route trees, but tools in the box to work with
RB & TE.. There are options to replace our RB3 (Strong) &/or TE2 Harrison Bryant in this draft class.
Still early & risers will rise.. stay tuned & we're on to day 3
edit- Zebra speed tracking https://connect.zebra.com/SrBowlInsights
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Cleveland Browns Draft Picks by Round in 2024
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 5 (from CAR)
- Round 5
- Round 6 (from HOU)
- Round 6 (from BAL)
- Round 7
- Round 7 (from ATL)
Berry's going to wish he had a pair of 2nd & pair of 3rd rounders by draft time ?
Compiled list of Senior Bowl practice studs that made some ? this week
NATIONAL TEAM
Toledo Quinyon Mitchell DB rank #26 UCLA Laiatu Latu DL rank #11 Michigan Roman Wilson WR rank #89 ? Baylor Gabe Hall DL rank #187 ? Oregon State Taliese Fuaga OL rank #19 AMERICAN TEAM
Missouri Darius Robinson DL rank #107 ? Texas T'Vondre Sweat DL rank #48 Georgia Ladd McConkey WR rank #47 Tackles? Rising sleeper? Texas swing T, Christian Jones has had better 1 on 1 reps than Tyler Guyton & Patrick Paul
WR class overall is loaded.. Rising sleepers at SB? Roman Wilson, Ricky Pearsall, Malachi Corley, Xavier Legette & Jamari Thash .. All have limited route trees, but tools in the box to work with
RB & TE.. There are options to replace our RB3 (Strong) &/or TE2 Harrison Bryant in this draft class.
Still early & risers will rise.. stay tuned & we're on to day 3
edit- Zebra speed tracking https://connect.zebra.com/SrBowlInsights
Berry's going to wish he had a pair of 2nd & pair of 3rd rounders by draft time ?
Compiled list of Senior Bowl practice studs that made some ? this week
NATIONAL TEAM
Toledo Quinyon Mitchell DB rank #26 UCLA Laiatu Latu DL rank #11 Michigan Roman Wilson WR rank #89 ? Baylor Gabe Hall DL rank #187 ? Oregon State Taliese Fuaga OL rank #19 AMERICAN TEAM
Missouri Darius Robinson DL rank #107 ? Texas T'Vondre Sweat DL rank #48 Georgia Ladd McConkey WR rank #47 Tackles? Rising sleeper? Texas swing T, Christian Jones has had better 1 on 1 reps than Tyler Guyton & Patrick Paul
WR class overall is loaded.. Rising sleepers at SB? Roman Wilson, Ricky Pearsall, Malachi Corley, Xavier Legette & Jamari Thash .. All have limited route trees, but tools in the box to work with
RB & TE.. There are options to replace our RB3 (Strong) &/or TE2 Harrison Bryant in this draft class.
Still early & risers will rise.. stay tuned & we're on to day 3
edit- Zebra speed tracking https://connect.zebra.com/SrBowlInsights
Is McConkey the son/nephew of former Giants' Super Bowl WR Phil MCConkey? I already like the Ladd; and he sure looks like he's wired a lot like Phil McConkey.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Berry's going to wish he had a pair of 2nd & pair of 3rd rounders by draft time ?
Compiled list of Senior Bowl practice studs that made some ? this week
NATIONAL TEAM
Toledo Quinyon Mitchell DB rank #26 UCLA Laiatu Latu DL rank #11 Michigan Roman Wilson WR rank #89 ? Baylor Gabe Hall DL rank #187 ? Oregon State Taliese Fuaga OL rank #19 AMERICAN TEAM
Missouri Darius Robinson DL rank #107 ? Texas T'Vondre Sweat DL rank #48 Georgia Ladd McConkey WR rank #47 Tackles? Rising sleeper? Texas swing T, Christian Jones has had better 1 on 1 reps than Tyler Guyton & Patrick Paul
WR class overall is loaded.. Rising sleepers at SB? Roman Wilson, Ricky Pearsall, Malachi Corley, Xavier Legette & Jamari Thash .. All have limited route trees, but tools in the box to work with
RB & TE.. There are options to replace our RB3 (Strong) &/or TE2 Harrison Bryant in this draft class.
Still early & risers will rise.. stay tuned & we're on to day 3
edit- Zebra speed tracking https://connect.zebra.com/SrBowlInsights
Is McConkey the son/nephew of former Giants' Super Bowl WR Phil MCConkey? I already like the Ladd; and he sure looks like he's wired a lot like Phil McConkey.
Is McConkey the son/nephew of former Giants' Super Bowl WR Phil MCConkey? I already like the Ladd; and he sure looks like he's wired a lot like Phil McConkey.
Not sure but I could watch the film on that guy they call Punxsutawnet Phil over and over and over again. Oh wait, he's on all day & evening long on AMC today.??
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Wondering how Mikey Hall would look as a mid round replacement for Mo Hurst? This team could use that upfield, sub package interior rush.
Wondering how Mikey Hall would look as a mid round replacement for Mo Hurst? This team could use that upfield, sub package interior rush.
We're replacing Mo?
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
I was reading about this Guy earlier today and thought to myself this is a Guy we should be able to get in the second round, And I just found this about are Guy
reese’s Senior Bowl Interview: OT Tyler Guyton, this year’s Dawand Jones
All-Star game showcases young offensive line talent
By Barry Shuck Feb 2, 2024, 1:35pm ESTThe Cleveland Browns will need to draft a young offensive tackle at some point. James Hudson struggled, and what will happen with Jed Wills and Jack Conklin? They need an infusion of youth to pair with Dawand Jones who will surely start on one side or the other. If the Browns want gigantic bookends, then this is their guy.
Our interviews with players focus on who should be available when the Browns draft in certain rounds.
OT Tyler Guyton – Oklahoma
6’-7”, 327 pounds
Projected round: 2
DBN: You have mainly played on the right side, but for the past two days the Senior Bowl coaches have you playing the left side. How is that transition?
Guyton: They gave me some reps today like yesterday. It is different yet still the same. It’s where you set your feet, then the hand placement isn’t the same.
DBN: Have you played on the left side at all?
Guyton: There were times in college that they had me play left tackle. So, all though I have a lot of comfort on the right, it comes back quickly. The coaches here told me that the scouts want to see versatility, so I moved. I want them to see I can play multiple positions.
DBN: You mainly grew up playing on the defensive side of the ball. How did you get switched to the offensive line side?
Guyton: It wasn’t that hard to switch. I think challenges are fun. You have to find joy at what you do. It was something that I had never done, and discovered that the offensive line is a brotherhood whereas the defense you are with other defenders, but basically on your own individually. It happened after I got to TCU. I always hated offensive linemen. Once you start doing it you learn to love it.
DBN: You probably had a brighter future with your body build and arm length. Your thoughts?
Guyton: I soon learned that and didn’t understand it at first. I just didn’t see it for me yet. I just considered myself as a hybrid DT always, and then had to understand I am built for the other side of the ball if I can learn the position.
DBN: What are you expecting from the next level?
Guyton: There are a lot of things. I feel I definitely have to step up from last season. I feel I can always do better. There is always pass pro rush to work on. Generally, I feel I am on the right path and will do a good job. Everybody playing their best with no mistakes catching every pass and making every block is what you want to achieve at any level.
DBN: What is it like when the passing game is going well?
Guyton: There are plays that after it is over is just amazing. It is a good feeling being with my brothers on the line and seeing a 40-yard bomb and get caught it’s just an amazing feeling that you helped that happen. I love playing for those moments.
DBN: Is it important for you to start your first year?
Guyton: I am coming in with veteran experience. Bringing leadership to the O-Line will be good for wherever I end up. I started every game the last two years at Oklahoma playing against good teams every week. I don’t think I have played my best football yet. I am on the positive side and there are always things that need to be fixed and learn to play better.
DBN: What part of your skill set do you think is the best?
Guyton: Zone run block I seem to be better at, but I do love to pass block. It is fun to dominate a player and move him around where you want him to be. You have to be prepared. I have good aggression and am a finisher.
DBN: You may not get to play the right tackle position once you get into the NFL.
Guyton: That would be challenging but I am ready for it. I have been waiting for this opportunity and think it is beautiful that I get to enjoy myself while I am playing in a role that holds value. I would get comfortable once I get into the position and work on getting the confidence.
DBN: How is practice different than actual live games?
Guyton: Playing the game and playing in practice is way different. Games are played faster, you get different looks, and you don’t know anybody’s rush moves. Knowing what to do, and knowing what not to do. Figuring something out as the game rolls along.
DBN: You consider yourself a leader?
Guyton: I have become way more vocal since I became a leader with everything I have done in college. I love it. I embrace every part of it - the good and the bad, the ugly and the pretty. It’s a grind for sure.
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I was reading about this Guy earlier today and thought to myself this is a Guy we should be able to get in the second round, And I just found this about are Guy
reese’s Senior Bowl Interview: OT Tyler Guyton, this year’s Dawand Jones
All-Star game showcases young offensive line talent
By Barry Shuck Feb 2, 2024, 1:35pm ESTThe Cleveland Browns will need to draft a young offensive tackle at some point. James Hudson struggled, and what will happen with Jed Wills and Jack Conklin? They need an infusion of youth to pair with Dawand Jones who will surely start on one side or the other. If the Browns want gigantic bookends, then this is their guy.
Our interviews with players focus on who should be available when the Browns draft in certain rounds.
OT Tyler Guyton – Oklahoma
6’-7”, 327 pounds
Projected round: 2
DBN: You have mainly played on the right side, but for the past two days the Senior Bowl coaches have you playing the left side. How is that transition?
Guyton: They gave me some reps today like yesterday. It is different yet still the same. It’s where you set your feet, then the hand placement isn’t the same.
DBN: Have you played on the left side at all?
Guyton: There were times in college that they had me play left tackle. So, all though I have a lot of comfort on the right, it comes back quickly. The coaches here told me that the scouts want to see versatility, so I moved. I want them to see I can play multiple positions.
DBN: You mainly grew up playing on the defensive side of the ball. How did you get switched to the offensive line side?
Guyton: It wasn’t that hard to switch. I think challenges are fun. You have to find joy at what you do. It was something that I had never done, and discovered that the offensive line is a brotherhood whereas the defense you are with other defenders, but basically on your own individually. It happened after I got to TCU. I always hated offensive linemen. Once you start doing it you learn to love it.
DBN: You probably had a brighter future with your body build and arm length. Your thoughts?
Guyton: I soon learned that and didn’t understand it at first. I just didn’t see it for me yet. I just considered myself as a hybrid DT always, and then had to understand I am built for the other side of the ball if I can learn the position.
DBN: What are you expecting from the next level?
Guyton: There are a lot of things. I feel I definitely have to step up from last season. I feel I can always do better. There is always pass pro rush to work on. Generally, I feel I am on the right path and will do a good job. Everybody playing their best with no mistakes catching every pass and making every block is what you want to achieve at any level.
DBN: What is it like when the passing game is going well?
Guyton: There are plays that after it is over is just amazing. It is a good feeling being with my brothers on the line and seeing a 40-yard bomb and get caught it’s just an amazing feeling that you helped that happen. I love playing for those moments.
DBN: Is it important for you to start your first year?
Guyton: I am coming in with veteran experience. Bringing leadership to the O-Line will be good for wherever I end up. I started every game the last two years at Oklahoma playing against good teams every week. I don’t think I have played my best football yet. I am on the positive side and there are always things that need to be fixed and learn to play better.
DBN: What part of your skill set do you think is the best?
Guyton: Zone run block I seem to be better at, but I do love to pass block. It is fun to dominate a player and move him around where you want him to be. You have to be prepared. I have good aggression and am a finisher.
DBN: You may not get to play the right tackle position once you get into the NFL.
Guyton: That would be challenging but I am ready for it. I have been waiting for this opportunity and think it is beautiful that I get to enjoy myself while I am playing in a role that holds value. I would get comfortable once I get into the position and work on getting the confidence.
DBN: How is practice different than actual live games?
Guyton: Playing the game and playing in practice is way different. Games are played faster, you get different looks, and you don’t know anybody’s rush moves. Knowing what to do, and knowing what not to do. Figuring something out as the game rolls along.
DBN: You consider yourself a leader?
Guyton: I have become way more vocal since I became a leader with everything I have done in college. I love it. I embrace every part of it - the good and the bad, the ugly and the pretty. It’s a grind for sure.
The Cleveland Browns will need to draft a young offensive tackle at some point. James Hudson struggled, and what will happen with Jed Wills and Jack Conklin? They need an infusion of youth to pair with Dawand Jones who will surely start on one side or the other. If the Browns want gigantic bookends, then this is their guy.
when ya got some time to kill..
Day 2 got going..
Starting at Guyton & run to end.. Guyton & Patrick Paul got some work to do, to catch up with Dawand Jones punch & correctly using long arms/hands.
Texas T Christian Jones #70 lost 1 rep in 3 days..(it's on here) Jones junior year at Texas was 12 games at LT
At around 9 mins. saw the same as Voch, about PFF scores on Jones.. Guyton's not projected to get to pick 32
Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends Team Brotherhood-"It's not about You,Me or I. It's about building We"..Hue Jackson
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