Your Personal 3 Round Mock Draft
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Heyward = another Vernon Gholston
The only reason gholston failed is because he was lazy which everyone said he wouldn't be in the pros but he still was also you cant just expect to run around people in the NFL which is the only move he had Heyward on the other hand is versatile since he can move around on the line and still be effect not to mention he has power and decent speed where gholsten just had speed
The only reason gholston failed is because he was lazy which everyone said he wouldn't be in the pros but he still was also you cant just expect to run around people in the NFL which is the only move he had Heyward on the other hand is versatile since he can move around on the line and still be effect not to mention he has power and decent speed where gholsten just had speed
Is this an example of the quality of education in OH? Scary.
I hope you guys draft Green this high. That's no way to
build a team, which is why Browns will probably do it.
55 catches a year, 800 yards, in college. Great. Use
a super high first rounder on him, while the rest of
your team is in such a sorry state.
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Round 1 ) Robert Quinn - DE North Carolina
Round 2 ) Torrey Smith - WR Maryland, or Jonathan Baldwin - WR Pitt
Round 3 ) Jurrell Casey - DT USC
I keep hearing arguments about Quinn not playing at all last year... here's my response - Sam Bradford
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The only reason gholston failed is because he was lazy which everyone said he wouldn't be in the pros but he still was also you cant just expect to run around people in the NFL which is the only move he had Heyward on the other hand is versatile since he can move around on the line and still be effect not to mention he has power and decent speed where gholsten just had speed
Is this an example of the quality of education in OH? Scary.
I hope you guys draft Green this high. That's no way to
build a team, which is why Browns will probably do it.
55 catches a year, 800 yards, in college. Great. Use
a super high first rounder on him, while the rest of
your team is in such a sorry state.
Is this an example of the quality of education in OH? Scary.
I hope you guys draft Green this high. That's no way to
build a team, which is why Browns will probably do it.
55 catches a year, 800 yards, in college. Great. Use
a super high first rounder on him, while the rest of
your team is in such a sorry state.
The part of the team that is perhaps in the sorriest state is the Wide Receiving Corps, so it should be no surprise if the Browns try to fill in that major need in the draft. That said, I would prefer a DL or LB.
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my mock draft is as follows:
Round 1: Patrick Peterson - I can see why everyone wants Green as I used to really want us to draft him but the more and more I think about it, I honestly don't want him if there are other certain prospects available (Bowers being the other). I see Green getting snatched by Cincy with T.O. and OchoCrapo being cut loose if they forgo drafting D-line and also the Broncos will pass on Peterson with Bailey just being resigned as they have many other holes to fill. A good example is the Lions drafting WR's in the first round and it overall doesn't affect their Wins and Losses even with Calvin Johnson. In any event Heckert runs this draft and in his history he only once drafted a receiver in the first round, Desean being a 2nd rounder with Maclin being the only one he drafted in the 1st round only after he built the Eagles to be a perennial playoff contender after several drafts and that was the 19th pick not the 6th. Impact wise Patrick Peterson is a phenomenal physical athlete that can start from day one, giving us a tandem we used to have in the days of Hanford Dixon and Frank Minnifield in the 80's. Peterson I consider is the top prospect in this draft that will effect this team not only in defense but also in the Win Loss column. Our secondary's starters would essentially be anchored with Haden, Ward, Peterson for years. People may point towards our front 7 being depleted, but I see that being fixed with later draft picks and smart moves in free agency. I also see our WR corps being bolstered with proven free agents such as Arizona's Early Doucet/Steve Breaston or Green Bay's James Jones with Robo and MoMass being reevaluated and used right. There's no way we can pass on Peterson and his talents as it's easier to find D-line prospects later in the draft while shutdown corners come once in a long while. IF he's gone I'm all for Amukamara.
Round 2: Marvin Austin - If Titus Young is somehow still on the board I totally expect Heckert to take him as he's perfect for WCO but he's raised his stock well into the first round and I'm still convinced they're going to reevaluate Robo, Mass, and the never used and hyped Carlton. I'm iffy with this pick as I am not sure how Holmgren and Heckert look at a Defenseive tackle with top ten talent with second round character issues and work ethic. He was rated in the top ten in 2011 mock drafts before NCAA ruled him ineligible for the whole year . This pick instantly makes our D-line that much better, but it's a gamble as he could be another Shaun Rogers only playing hard when we're winning. But i foresee him being coached well and believe his character flaws were blown out of proportion, total steal if he plays to his potential.
Round 3: Sam Acho - people will be screaming for Casey Mathews with this pick if not the second rounder we have, but he's being way too overhyped and gonna be drafted a round early just because of his brother. Love the family lineage, was screaming that we passed on his brother last year as Mangini kept trading down (for nothing), but Acho would be the best impact pick as Mathews is undersized for a 4-3 linebacker. Acho showed he can play OLB but DE in the 4-3 was his main calling at Texas. We did great on pressuring the QB last year but never really seemed to be able to get there and take him down consistently, Acho will push this issue over the edge.
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my mock draft is as follows:
Round 1: Patrick Peterson - I can see why everyone wants Green as I used to really want us to draft him but the more and more I think about it, I honestly don't want him if there are other certain prospects available (Bowers being the other). I see Green getting snatched by Cincy with T.O. and OchoCrapo being cut loose if they forgo drafting D-line and also the Broncos will pass on Peterson with Bailey just being resigned as they have many other holes to fill. A good example is the Lions drafting WR's in the first round and it overall doesn't affect their Wins and Losses even with Calvin Johnson. In any event Heckert runs this draft and in his history he only once drafted a receiver in the first round, Desean being a 2nd rounder with Maclin being the only one he drafted in the 1st round only after he built the Eagles to be a perennial playoff contender after several drafts and that was the 19th pick not the 6th. Impact wise Patrick Peterson is a phenomenal physical athlete that can start from day one, giving us a tandem we used to have in the days of Hanford Dixon and Frank Minnifield in the 80's. Peterson I consider is the top prospect in this draft that will effect this team not only in defense but also in the Win Loss column. Our secondary's starters would essentially be anchored with Haden, Ward, Peterson for years. People may point towards our front 7 being depleted, but I see that being fixed with later draft picks and smart moves in free agency. I also see our WR corps being bolstered with proven free agents such as Arizona's Early Doucet/Steve Breaston or Green Bay's James Jones with Robo and MoMass being reevaluated and used right. There's no way we can pass on Peterson and his talents as it's easier to find D-line prospects later in the draft while shutdown corners come once in a long while. IF he's gone I'm all for Amukamara.
Round 2: Marvin Austin - If Titus Young is somehow still on the board I totally expect Heckert to take him as he's perfect for WCO but he's raised his stock well into the first round and I'm still convinced they're going to reevaluate Robo, Mass, and the never used and hyped Carlton. I'm iffy with this pick as I am not sure how Holmgren and Heckert look at a Defenseive tackle with top ten talent with second round character issues and work ethic. He was rated in the top ten in 2011 mock drafts before NCAA ruled him ineligible for the whole year . This pick instantly makes our D-line that much better, but it's a gamble as he could be another Shaun Rogers only playing hard when we're winning. But i foresee him being coached well and believe his character flaws were blown out of proportion, total steal if he plays to his potential.
Round 3: Sam Acho - people will be screaming for Casey Mathews with this pick if not the second rounder we have, but he's being way too overhyped and gonna be drafted a round early just because of his brother. Love the family lineage, was screaming that we passed on his brother last year as Mangini kept trading down (for nothing), but Acho would be the best impact pick as Mathews is undersized for a 4-3 linebacker. Acho showed he can play OLB but DE in the 4-3 was his main calling at Texas. We did great on pressuring the QB last year but never really seemed to be able to get there and take him down consistently, Acho will push this issue over the edge.
my mock draft is as follows:
Round 1: Patrick Peterson - I can see why everyone wants Green as I used to really want us to draft him but the more and more I think about it, I honestly don't want him if there are other certain prospects available (Bowers being the other). I see Green getting snatched by Cincy with T.O. and OchoCrapo being cut loose if they forgo drafting D-line and also the Broncos will pass on Peterson with Bailey just being resigned as they have many other holes to fill. A good example is the Lions drafting WR's in the first round and it overall doesn't affect their Wins and Losses even with Calvin Johnson. In any event Heckert runs this draft and in his history he only once drafted a receiver in the first round, Desean being a 2nd rounder with Maclin being the only one he drafted in the 1st round only after he built the Eagles to be a perennial playoff contender after several drafts and that was the 19th pick not the 6th. Impact wise Patrick Peterson is a phenomenal physical athlete that can start from day one, giving us a tandem we used to have in the days of Hanford Dixon and Frank Minnifield in the 80's. Peterson I consider is the top prospect in this draft that will effect this team not only in defense but also in the Win Loss column. Our secondary's starters would essentially be anchored with Haden, Ward, Peterson for years. People may point towards our front 7 being depleted, but I see that being fixed with later draft picks and smart moves in free agency. I also see our WR corps being bolstered with proven free agents such as Arizona's Early Doucet/Steve Breaston or Green Bay's James Jones with Robo and MoMass being reevaluated and used right. There's no way we can pass on Peterson and his talents as it's easier to find D-line prospects later in the draft while shutdown corners come once in a long while. IF he's gone I'm all for Amukamara.
Round 2: Marvin Austin - If Titus Young is somehow still on the board I totally expect Heckert to take him as he's perfect for WCO but he's raised his stock well into the first round and I'm still convinced they're going to reevaluate Robo, Mass, and the never used and hyped Carlton. I'm iffy with this pick as I am not sure how Holmgren and Heckert look at a Defenseive tackle with top ten talent with second round character issues and work ethic. He was rated in the top ten in 2011 mock drafts before NCAA ruled him ineligible for the whole year . This pick instantly makes our D-line that much better, but it's a gamble as he could be another Shaun Rogers only playing hard when we're winning. But i foresee him being coached well and believe his character flaws were blown out of proportion, total steal if he plays to his potential.
Round 3: Sam Acho - people will be screaming for Casey Mathews with this pick if not the second rounder we have, but he's being way too overhyped and gonna be drafted a round early just because of his brother. Love the family lineage, was screaming that we passed on his brother last year as Mangini kept trading down (for nothing), but Acho would be the best impact pick as Mathews is undersized for a 4-3 linebacker. Acho showed he can play OLB but DE in the 4-3 was his main calling at Texas. We did great on pressuring the QB last year but never really seemed to be able to get there and take him down consistently, Acho will push this issue over the edge.
My understanding is that Acho may very well be a late 1st rounder, so he may not be close to being available in the 3rd round.
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The Browns once again have many leaks in the ship that need fixing. Here is my 3 rnd draft that will help fix a leaky ship:
RD 1 Von Miller DE Texas A & M
RD 2 Titus Young WR Boise St.
RD 3 Steven Paea DT Oregon St.
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my mock draft is as follows:
Round 1: Patrick Peterson - I can see why everyone wants Green as I used to really want us to draft him but the more and more I think about it, I honestly don't want him if there are other certain prospects available (Bowers being the other). I see Green getting snatched by Cincy with T.O. and OchoCrapo being cut loose if they forgo drafting D-line and also the Broncos will pass on Peterson with Bailey just being resigned as they have many other holes to fill. A good example is the Lions drafting WR's in the first round and it overall doesn't affect their Wins and Losses even with Calvin Johnson. In any event Heckert runs this draft and in his history he only once drafted a receiver in the first round, Desean being a 2nd rounder with Maclin being the only one he drafted in the 1st round only after he built the Eagles to be a perennial playoff contender after several drafts and that was the 19th pick not the 6th. Impact wise Patrick Peterson is a phenomenal physical athlete that can start from day one, giving us a tandem we used to have in the days of Hanford Dixon and Frank Minnifield in the 80's. Peterson I consider is the top prospect in this draft that will effect this team not only in defense but also in the Win Loss column. Our secondary's starters would essentially be anchored with Haden, Ward, Peterson for years. People may point towards our front 7 being depleted, but I see that being fixed with later draft picks and smart moves in free agency. I also see our WR corps being bolstered with proven free agents such as Arizona's Early Doucet/Steve Breaston or Green Bay's James Jones with Robo and MoMass being reevaluated and used right. There's no way we can pass on Peterson and his talents as it's easier to find D-line prospects later in the draft while shutdown corners come once in a long while. IF he's gone I'm all for Amukamara.
Round 2: Marvin Austin - If Titus Young is somehow still on the board I totally expect Heckert to take him as he's perfect for WCO but he's raised his stock well into the first round and I'm still convinced they're going to reevaluate Robo, Mass, and the never used and hyped Carlton. I'm iffy with this pick as I am not sure how Holmgren and Heckert look at a Defenseive tackle with top ten talent with second round character issues and work ethic. He was rated in the top ten in 2011 mock drafts before NCAA ruled him ineligible for the whole year . This pick instantly makes our D-line that much better, but it's a gamble as he could be another Shaun Rogers only playing hard when we're winning. But i foresee him being coached well and believe his character flaws were blown out of proportion, total steal if he plays to his potential.
Round 3: Sam Acho - people will be screaming for Casey Mathews with this pick if not the second rounder we have, but he's being way too overhyped and gonna be drafted a round early just because of his brother. Love the family lineage, was screaming that we passed on his brother last year as Mangini kept trading down (for nothing), but Acho would be the best impact pick as Mathews is undersized for a 4-3 linebacker. Acho showed he can play OLB but DE in the 4-3 was his main calling at Texas. We did great on pressuring the QB last year but never really seemed to be able to get there and take him down consistently, Acho will push this issue over the edge.
My understanding is that Acho may very well be a late 1st rounder, so he may not be close to being available in the 3rd round.
My understanding is that Acho may very well be a late 1st rounder, so he may not be close to being available in the 3rd round.
I've seen him quite a few mocks where he is that low due to his light weight and being a bit of a hybrid. This is of course a draft where everyone falls to us. I can see Austin getting selected in the first round easy.
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The Browns once again have many leaks in the ship that need fixing. Here is my 3 rnd draft that will help fix a leaky ship:
RD 1 Von Miller DE Texas A & M
RD 2 Titus Young WR Boise St.
RD 3 Steven Paea DT Oregon St.
The Browns once again have many leaks in the ship that need fixing. Here is my 3 rnd draft that will help fix a leaky ship:
RD 1 Von Miller DE Texas A & M
RD 2 Titus Young WR Boise St.
RD 3 Steven Paea DT Oregon St.
Von Miller is and OLB in both a 3-4 or 4-3 and he isn't projected to make a switch to DE in a 4-3. I understand why having a pass rushing DE sounds great and everyone knows that Miller is a fantastic rusher but he just doesn't have the weight or height combo that you need to play DE in a 4-3. It's kind of like how everyone says we should move Bernard to DE next year, he also doesn't have the weight or height for the position.
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I see Von Miller starting at OLB but will also could be used as a de situation rusher. Just because we are switching to the 4-3 doesn't mean we wont have some form of the 3-4 at times such as the raiders.
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I see Von Miller starting at OLB but will also could be used as a de situation rusher. Just because we are switching to the 4-3 doesn't mean we wont have some form of the 3-4 at times such as the raiders.
I see Von Miller starting at OLB but will also could be used as a de situation rusher. Just because we are switching to the 4-3 doesn't mean we wont have some form of the 3-4 at times such as the raiders.
In which case he would still be an OLB not a situation DE is he was on the outside during a form of the 3-4.
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no way hayward and matthews drop that far. hayward played himself into the top 15 in that sugarbowl game and matthews will go in the second.
Heyward = another Vernon Gholston
Heyward = another Vernon Gholston
Not a good comparison imho. Gholston was a defensive end being converted to linebacker. Heyward is a defensive lineman period.
I just don't see holmgren allowing the team to spend the first three draft picks on defense. He said he wants a home run hitter which isn't going to come in the later rounds without a TON of luck
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