WELCOME JOE HADEN
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I will admit draft workouts dont always do players justice, and going to Tennessee I saw haden alot and he did play in arguably one of the best conferences in the country.... its just not the exciting pick I guess but I do trust in M.H.... lets see if we make any other noise tonight
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No wonder we always suck.....our fans suck.
This is a great pick. They are loaded at arguably the most important position on D.
Lighten up Francis.......
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Love the pick! We still may trade up for Thomas too. Don't count on it though.
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Ok well why wouldnt we draft Earl Thomas considering he can play both safety AND cornerback. Not to mention he's much bigger than Joe Haden.
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I will admit draft workouts dont always do players justice, and going to Tennessee I saw haden alot and he did play in arguably one of the best conferences in the country.... its just not the exciting pick I guess but I do trust in M.H.... lets see if we make any other noise tonight
I will admit draft workouts dont always do players justice, and going to Tennessee I saw haden alot and he did play in arguably one of the best conferences in the country.... its just not the exciting pick I guess but I do trust in M.H.... lets see if we make any other noise tonight
There is no arguing one of the best....come on man.....arguing would be saying it isn't the best.
Don't make it sound like the SEC could be as good as the MAC.......just tell it like it is
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Good piece from Pluto...
Joe Haden?
I guess that's . . . OK.
Haden started 40 games at Florida and was considered the top cornerback in the draft at the end of the season.
Then Haden ran a poor 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, and it seemed he had dropped out of the top 10.
Meanwhile, the Browns made noise about trading for Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford -- no chance of that happening.
They seemed to really like Tennessee safety Eric Berry, but the Kansas City Chiefs (thanks, Scott Pioli and Romeo Crennel) took him at No. 5.
Some in the Browns front office really liked Boise State cornerback Kyle Wilson. Others were intrigued by Texas safety Earl Thomas.
But Wilson played at Boise State -- a non-BCS school -- and that might have counted against him. And Thomas played only two years at Texas, which might be a bit of a concern.
When Browns General Manager Tom Heckert said he wanted the No. 7 pick to be a certain starter, it appears that Haden was the best bet. He was first-team All-American, a big-time player for a powerful team in perhaps the toughest conference in the nation, the Southeastern Conference.
This means newly acquired veteran cornerback Sheldon Brown can play some safety, if Haden is immediately ready to start opposite Eric Wright. If Haden needs some time to adjust to the pros, the Browns can go with Brown at cornerback and Haden being a fifth defensive back in passing situations.
While the pick might seem like a yawner to Browns fans, it makes sense. It's also good to know the Browns have nine more picks, and a few more days to make trades.
http://www.cleveland.com/pluto/blog/index....t_get_a_sa.html
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welcome haden, i am pleased to say our corner position is finally set. Now go get us a starting safety. Maybe Nate Allen USF
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I think Haden is a great pick. He is considered a super shutdown corner, which will make our blitz packages that much more effective. Combine aggressive blitzing with solid coverage & you can really see immediate improvement in the overall defense. IMHO, he will be an asset to the defense along the lines of what Joe Thomas means to the offense.
This kid also played against PRIMO competition too. He's a winner.
The way I see it, this is a great start to this draft.
Mike
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I like the pick also. I wanted Berry (I guess Romeo wasn't thinkin Arby's this time...) but I'm glad that we still upgraded an area of need instead of trading out.
I have a feeling we might be coming back into the first round later...
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I like it, I don't really think we could go wrong picking either him or Earl Thomas. Do we get a QB tomorrow?
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Sheldon Brown is going to play safety for now....I believe.
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Ok well why wouldnt we draft Earl Thomas considering he can play both safety AND cornerback. Not to mention he's much bigger than Joe Haden.
Ok well why wouldnt we draft Earl Thomas considering he can play both safety AND cornerback. Not to mention he's much bigger than Joe Haden.
Because Haden can fly. Did you see his ears?
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Sheldon Brown is going to play safety for now....I believe.
Sheldon Brown is going to play safety for now....I believe.
You are probably right, he may become a "swing man"...CB & Safety. We got our solid cover guy in Haden & Taylor Mays is still there (a little "wildness" on D could be a plus) + I also expect a trade for another early 2nd round pick (probably for a QB). Then it's DL & receivers with an OL thrown in.
Mike
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