Draft so you can win more games
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So my short list (as of now) of WRs I like for the #24 first rounder and the second round pick is:
KC Concepcion, Texas A&M
Denzel Boston, Washington
Omar Cooper Jr, Indiana
Germie Bernard, Alabama -
I saw Cameron Thomas went to the Falcons. That’s disappointing I thought he played well here.
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I saw Cameron Thomas went to the Falcons. That’s disappointing I thought he played well here.
I saw Cameron Thomas went to the Falcons. That’s disappointing I thought he played well here.
Apparently Stefanski agrees with you.
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Jack Stool TE to the Browns one year deal. Poops on the idea of Njoku coming back
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Jack Stool TE to the Browns one year deal. Poops on the idea of Njoku coming back
Jack Stool TE to the Browns one year deal. Poops on the idea of Njoku coming back
It would be an interesting radio commentary if Gabriel threw him a TD pass:
"Step Stool back to pass - and he hits a WIDE OPEN JACK STOOL FOR A TD DOWN THE MIDDLE OF PITTSBURGH'S DEFENSE! Rumor had it - TJ Watt said he wanted to push someone's stool in today; but he's been getting Rag Dolled by Rookie RT Blake Miller all afternoon."
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Here's a projected 2nd WR per Athlon Sports 2026 Draft Guide - Chris Brazzell II from Tennessee at 6'5" 200 lbs had 62 receptions for 1017 yards at 16.4 yards per catch and 9 TDs in 2025. 3 of those TDs were against Georgia.
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...and he runs fast. 4.37. You can't teach that stuff.
One knock I've heard about Tennessee WRs are that they tend to be limited in their route running. They apparently don't run a very complicated passing attack, and that causes them to struggle when they enter the NFL. Kind of anti-Ohio State.
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...and he runs fast. 4.37. You can't teach that stuff.
One knock I've heard about Tennessee WRs are that they tend to be limited in their route running. They apparently don't run a very complicated passing attack, and that causes them to struggle when they enter the NFL. Kind of anti-Ohio State.
One knock I've heard about Tennessee WRs are that they tend to be limited in their route running. They apparently don't run a very complicated passing attack, and that causes them to struggle when they enter the NFL. Kind of anti-Ohio State.
Yeah, that's inexplicably true Dutch. I say that because they had Peyton Manning there for 4 years. Tennessee's HC Josh Heupel was the starting QB & AP Player of the Year for Oklahoma when they went unbeaten in 2000 and won the Natty after beating FSU 13-2 in the Orange Bowl in January 2001.
IMO, Cedric Tillman showed up to the Browns with skills; and had 2-3 impressive games in a row - until he got a concussion a couple years ago. He hasn't been the same since imo.
The main reason I brought up Brazzell is to show people there's still some intriguing WR prospects in round 2. I have a feeling that position group is going to be really unpredictable. I think we can get a sudden impact at WR anywhere from round 1 to round 3. Let's hope that's not just wishful thinking.
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...and he runs fast. 4.37. You can't teach that stuff.
One knock I've heard about Tennessee WRs are that they tend to be limited in their route running. They apparently don't run a very complicated passing attack, and that causes them to struggle when they enter the NFL. Kind of anti-Ohio State.
One knock I've heard about Tennessee WRs are that they tend to be limited in their route running. They apparently don't run a very complicated passing attack, and that causes them to struggle when they enter the NFL. Kind of anti-Ohio State.
Yeah...but ya can't teach Tate to run a 4.37.
I'm not saying to draft Brazzell ahead of Tate, Boston, or any of the 1st round WR's. But I wouldn't mind adding him even if we did draft a WR in round 1.
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Pro Days start to get rolling.
USC, Clemson & Oklahoma are today
Here's The Schedule https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2026-nfl-draft-pro-day-schedule-results-tracker
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One knock I've heard about Tennessee WRs are that they tend to be limited in their route running. They apparently don't run a very complicated passing attack, and that causes them to struggle when they enter the NFL. Kind of anti-Ohio State.
Yeah...but ya can't teach Tate to run a 4.37.
I'm not saying to draft Brazzell ahead of Tate, Boston, or any of the 1st round WR's. But I wouldn't mind adding him even if we did draft a WR in round 1.
Yeah...but ya can't teach Tate to run a 4.37.
I'm not saying to draft Brazzell ahead of Tate, Boston, or any of the 1st round WR's. But I wouldn't mind adding him even if we did draft a WR in round 1.
Well said & clarified! Jerry Rice is a GREAT reminder that one's ability to change direction can lose more defenders than the elite straight ahead speed of a Willie Gault/Equivalents (or Rice's former teammate - Skeets Nehemiah).
Football isn't played straight ahead so all the knuckleheads QUITTING on Tate because he ran in the 4.5s need to put down the stupid juice. That said, he'd thrive with the elite speed of Isaiah Bond also on the perimeter here.
Having said all that, I do admit a great 40 time catches my attention (especially if/when I see good hand eye-coordination accompanying it).
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Pro Days start to get rolling.
USC, Clemson & Oklahoma are today
Here's The Schedule https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2026-nfl-draft-pro-day-schedule-results-tracker
Pro Days start to get rolling.
USC, Clemson & Oklahoma are today
Here's The Schedule https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2026-nfl-draft-pro-day-schedule-results-tracker
You're a PRE-DRAFT MACHINE Gumbs! Did I really just type "Machine Gumbs"?
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I think center might be a target in this coming draft too, along with a LTackle.
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I think center might be a target in this coming draft too, along with a LTackle.
I think center might be a target in this coming draft too, along with a LTackle.
Iowa's Logan Jones might be an available steal in round 3. He earned the Nation's best Center honor as the Rimington Award Winner. Former Cleveland Brown OL Coach/Current Iowa HC Kirk Ferentz has done a magnificent job of developing Offensive Linemen for the NFL.
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I think center might be a target in this coming draft too, along with a LTackle.
Iowa's Logan Jones might be an available steal in round 3. He earned the Nation's best Center honor as the Rimington Award Winner. Former Cleveland Brown OL Coach/Current Iowa HC Kirk Ferentz has done a magnificent job of developing Offensive Linemen for the NFL.
Iowa's Logan Jones might be an available steal in round 3. He was earned the Nation's best Center honor as the Rimington Award Winner. Former Cleveland Brown OL Coach/Current Iowa HC Kirk Ferentz has done a magnificent job of developing Offensive Linemen for the NFL.
I'm always a fan of taking Big Ten OLinemen, especially from Iowa or Wisconsin back in the day
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What surprises me is that 1st year starter - Ty Simpson went 11-4 with 28 TD passes and only 5 INTs. I must have seen every INT because it felt like he threw 3 times that amount. His comp% was 64.5 for 3567 yards. He'll be 1 QB the Browns wouldn't have to race into action; but it would probably require a 1st round pick to get him. I'm not THAT enamored with him to warrant that move unless we've traded back to get a 3rd 1st round pick. Carson Beck played for Monken at the UGA; and will probably go in round 3 or 4. If the Browns take him we'll know where Monk stands on Beck.
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What surprises me is that 1st year starter - Ty Simpson went 11-4 with 28 TD passes and only 5 INTs. I must have seen every INT because it felt like he threw 3 times that amount. His comp% was 64.5 for 3567 yards. He'll be 1 QB the Browns wouldn't have to race into action; but it would probably require a 1st round pick to get him. I'm not THAT enamored with him to warrant that move unless we've traded back to get a 3rd 1st round pick. Carson Beck played for Monken at the UGA; and will probably go in round 3 or 4. If the Browns take him we'll know where Monk stands on Beck.
What surprises me is that 1st year starter - Ty Simpson went 11-4 with 28 TD passes and only 5 INTs. I must have seen every INT because it felt like he threw 3 times that amount. His comp% was 64.5 for 3567 yards. He'll be 1 QB the Browns wouldn't have to race into action; but it would probably require a 1st round pick to get him. I'm not THAT enamored with him to warrant that move unless we've traded back to get a 3rd 1st round pick. Carson Beck played for Monken at the UGA; and will probably go in round 3 or 4. If the Browns take him we'll know where Monk stands on Beck.
I was probably the first person on here who talked about him, and I like him.
But the list of successful QBs with less than 20 career college starts is an extremely short one. I can't think of many teams that would be a worse fit for a kid who needs to sit for at least a season, probably two behind an established QB than the Browns.
And not only is he not experienced, he's kind of a small frame guy. Unless he bulks up some in the coming years, I have doubts on his durability. He had to leave multiple games last season due to getting injured during games.
This offseason should be all about fixing the holes around a QB and letting Sanders or Watson be the bridge to the QB they draft in 2027. This team is being built for the Mattress Factory of Sadness Dome.
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What surprises me is that 1st year starter - Ty Simpson went 11-4 with 28 TD passes and only 5 INTs. I must have seen every INT because it felt like he threw 3 times that amount. His comp% was 64.5 for 3567 yards. He'll be 1 QB the Browns wouldn't have to race into action; but it would probably require a 1st round pick to get him. I'm not THAT enamored with him to warrant that move unless we've traded back to get a 3rd 1st round pick. Carson Beck played for Monken at the UGA; and will probably go in round 3 or 4. If the Browns take him we'll know where Monk stands on Beck.
I was probably the first person on here who talked about him, and I like him.
But the list of successful QBs with less than 20 career college starts is an extremely short one. I can't think of many teams that would be a worse fit for a kid who needs to sit for at least a season, probably two behind an established QB than the Browns.
And not only is he not experienced, he's kind of a small frame guy. Unless he bulks up some in the coming years, I have doubts on his durability. He had to leave multiple games last season due to getting injured during games.
This offseason should be all about fixing the holes around a QB and letting Sanders or Watson be the bridge to the QB they draft in 2027. This team is being built for the Mattress Factory of Sadness Dome.
I was probably the first person on here who talked about him, and I like him.
But the list of successful QBs with less than 20 career starts is an extremely short one. I can't think of many teams that would be a worse fit for a kid who needs to sit for at least a season, probably two behind an established QB than the Browns.
And not only is he not experienced, he's kind of a small frame guy. Unless he bulks up some in the coming years, I have doubts on his durability. He had to leave multiple games last season due to getting injured during games.
This offseason should be all about fixing the holes around a QB and letting Sanders or Watson be the bridge to the QB they draft in 2027. This team is being built for the Mattress Factory of Sadness Dome.
I bought every one of those damn mattresses. If I open a store selling Mattresses announcing I have a Grand Opening Sale - don't pay any attention to the hottie in the ad or take the bait. You already bought enough mattresses...
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