Who's next?
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Actually I liked Clemmings quite a bit. He was my #2 ranked OT behind Peat. Apparently he's being discounted due to injury. I don't think we need another OT at this point, but as a BPA/ value pick, he'll be hard to pass on.
"T.J.Clemmings: Pitt (02-09-15) vs. Duke/Mia/UVA/VaTech - has kick-drop; latches on; can move; good fire and turn; stays with OG; calm, good decisions; comp level? Can he move to Left side?"
http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=31919&page=1&do=findComment&comment=478058
As for the rest...
- Don't see a TE, but maybe C.J. Uzomah, TE, Auburn in the 6th.
- I've little interest in a FB, and less in Fowler... too slow.
- For ILB I really like KU's Heeney and he could be there in Rnd 5.
Most of all though, I want a QB. Petty is still on the board. There's probably a flaw I can't see, but I like him a lot. I can't see standing pat at QB... and resigning Thiggy doesn't count
just saw a live report from berea where the reporter stated the browns will not be drafting a QB and whoever will start at QB will come from someone already in-house.
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The more I read up on who they picked... the more they
show a serious philosophy about building the Browns into
a winning team now.
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Today I'm hoping we come out with Stefon Diggs, Tre McBride, or Deandre Smelter for WR
Jesse James, TE
And also Kyle Emmanuel and slide him to ILB
Today I'm hoping we come out with Stefon Diggs, Tre McBride, or Deandre Smelter for WR
Jesse James, TE
And also Kyle Emmanuel and slide him to ILB
Diggs is one of the few remaining WR's who has the best chance to develop into a 1000+ yard receiver. He never really lived up to his hype coming into college, but he also played for a lot of lack luster QB's at Maryland.
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Today I'm hoping we come out with Stefon Diggs, Tre McBride, or Deandre Smelter for WR
Jesse James, TE
And also Kyle Emmanuel and slide him to ILB
Diggs is one of the few remaining WR's who has the best chance to develop into a 1000+ yard receiver. He never really lived up to his hype coming into college, but he also played for a lot of lack luster QB's at Maryland.
Diggs is one of the few remaining WR's who has the best chance to develop into a 1000+ yard receiver. He never really lived up to his hype coming into college, but he also played for a lot of lack luster QB's at Maryland.
Thanks for sharing that!
I don't know if we'll need any rookie WR to give us 1000 yards; but a WR Corps that needs more TDs and good yards per catch might have some worthy volunteers pissed they haven't been drafted yet. In particular, there's a WR from Central Michigan (Titus Davis) that keeps jumping off the page at me as intrigue for today. He's 196 lbs at 6'1". Here's his numbers against their level of competition:
2011 6 starts 40 rec 751 yds 18.8 ypc 8 TD
2012 12 starts 43 rec 860 yds 20.0 ypc 8 TD
2013 11 starts 61 rec 1109 yds 18.2 ypc 8 TD
2014 10 starts 60 rec 985 yds 16.4 ypc 13 TD
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!" -
Clemmings, O'Leary, Fowler, ILB tomorrow. Everyone good with that?
Tour, I know Clemmings isn't your favorite by any means, but surely he's good value in rounds 4+, right?
Clemmings, O'Leary, Fowler, ILB tomorrow. Everyone good with that?
Tour, I know Clemmings isn't your favorite by any means, but surely he's good value in rounds 4+, right?
One of the analysts was saying Clemmings got overwhelmed at the Senior Bowl while Donovan Smith from Penn State showed up and pleasantly surprised a lot of NFL teams at the Senior Bowl practices.
I'm kind of glad O'Leary ran his forty like a parked car because I think he's crafty and plays faster than he times for a stopwatch. As the draft analysts for the NFL Channel said - a lot of knuckleheads temporarily working in NFL Front Offices erased an excellent football prospect like Shelton for his 40 time as if film told them zero. There's still enough of that crack pipe logic going around that will place a day 3 bargain like O'Leary on possibly the perfect doorstep. Let's just hope it isn't Pittsburgh's.
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!" -
Tour - do you think it might be possible they have in mind to put Erving into Bitonio's spot and move him over to RT?
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Tour - do you think it might be possible they have in mind to put Erving into Bitonio's spot and move him over to RT?
Tour - do you think it might be possible they have in mind to put Erving into Bitonio's spot and move him over to RT?
FWIW, I've already heard Pettine recently say they like the established chemistry and continuity on the left side when someone asked a very similar question pre-draft. Try to think of how much Joe Thomas has longed for that type of mutual trust and reliability since Steinbach went under the knife. However, Pettine did go on to say something along the line of "in a world where we don't schedule injuries - it's nice to have a guy like Bitonio. He added he can probably even become a great Center if we needed him to." You can prolly dig that up on the Browns website in the multimedia. It's the same site I linked up his and Farmer's press conference video about our first round in this thread.
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There are actually quite a few WR that look promising that could fall. Some are just really solid who will likely be good #3, maybe #2 guys in the NFL. Some have real shots at being solid #1 options. Green from Florida St put up crazy numbers in a pro style system, but he just doesn't jump off the page athletically or physically, Diggs from Maryland who I have already mentioned. McBride from Willaim Mary and Waller from Georga Teach are low floor high ceiling type of prospects. One guy I would like to see us take in the 6th or 7th is Jake Kumerow from D III Wisconsin Whitewater is a 6'5 200 pound guy who runs a 4.5 who's dad was a 1st round pick by the Dolphins and is cousins to both Joey and Nick Bosa. Guy was a walk on to Illinois and transferred out after Zook got fired. Zook was on record as saying if he hadn't been fired Kumerow would have been given a scholorship after his freshmen year. Just a good athlete with good bloodlines and good production (at a small division level) who we should take a flier on.
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yep////Pettine said yesterday that the left side is good......they are looking right........
yep////Pettine said yesterday that the left side is good......they are looking right........
Well then that still leaves the question on who does Ervine replace. Is he really capable of playing RT? IS he good enough to unseat Greco? People keep forgetting that Greco was one of the best guards in the league last year.
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Clemmings, O'Leary, Fowler, ILB tomorrow. Everyone good with that?
Tour, I know Clemmings isn't your favorite by any means, but surely he's good value in rounds 4+, right?
One of the analysts was saying Clemmings got overwhelmed at the Senior Bowl while Donovan Smith from Penn State showed up and pleasantly surprised a lot of NFL teams at the Senior Bowl practices.
I'm kind of glad O'Leary ran his forty like a parked car because I think he's crafty and plays faster than he times for a stopwatch. As the draft analysts for the NFL Channel said - a lot of knuckleheads temporarily working in NFL Front Offices erased an excellent football prospect like Shelton for his 40 time as if film told them zero. There's still enough of that crack pipe logic going around that will place a day 3 bargain like O'Leary on possibly the perfect doorstep. Let's just hope it isn't Pittsburgh's.
I'm kind of glad O'Leary ran his forty like a parked car because I think he's crafty and plays faster than he times for a stopwatch.
I tend to recall a chubby, non athletic looking guy years ago who showed a crafty, competitive, intelligent side on the golf course. Maybe he wasn't a football player, but O'Leary having some of his Grandfather, Jack Nicklaus's, qualities is nothing to sneeze at.
Mike
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yep////Pettine said yesterday that the left side is good......they are looking right........
Well then that still leaves the question on who does Ervine replace. Is he really capable of playing RT? IS he good enough to unseat Greco? People keep forgetting that Greco was one of the best guards in the league last year.
Well then that still leaves the question on who does Ervine replace. Is he really capable of playing RT? IS he good enough to unseat Greco? People keep forgetting that Greco was one of the best guards in the league last year.
It's a good problem to have.......
I think Bowie & Schwartz are RT.....and Erving competes with Greco and provides the depth we so desperately needed last year...
Maybe he sits a year to learn.... or maybe he owns it right out of the gate....but we all should sleep better having him
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They need all the Olinemen they can get because our Defense is going to tear them up haha. Seriously though, having to go AGAINST our defense day in-day out will only make our offensive unit that much stronger!
The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one. -Mark Twain- "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog." -Mark Twain- -
yep////Pettine said yesterday that the left side is good......they are looking right........
Well then that still leaves the question on who does Ervine replace. Is he really capable of playing RT? IS he good enough to unseat Greco? People keep forgetting that Greco was one of the best guards in the league last year.
Well then that still leaves the question on who does Ervine replace. Is he really capable of playing RT? IS he good enough to unseat Greco? People keep forgetting that Greco was one of the best guards in the league last year.
I'm not sure what to make of Greco's 2014 season in terms of how permanent the results are. It seemed like more of an exception to the rule than the rule if we delve into his career overall. That's not to take away my appreciation of where he took his game. I also read in the preseason he lost some weight which looked like it really paid off in his performance/quickness/getting to the next level. I get the sense our offensive staff and Farmer identified our right side as a place we can improve talent and upside. My gut says Guard and I think one of the networks announced Erving as a Guard whether that matters or not. I think Bowie is the guy that will try to compete with Schwartz for the RT job.
Minus the game Shanny identified JJ Watt as Houston's weakest link against the run with plans to run at him almost exclusively, I've always liked our ability to run outside of Schwartz especially during those years it was almost impossible to run inside of him. That told me he can run block if our game plans are somewhat reasonable. His cleats have a had a tendency to look like they weighed 100 pounds a apiece sometimes in pass protections especially when inexperienced QBs held onto the ball for prolonged periods. This 2nd round investment won't be easy to beat out especially if the existence of Bowie has Schwartz showing up in the best shape of his career. You never know what the perceived threat of losing a starting job can do at RG, RT or any position for that matter. Whatever the case may be the improved competition can only make us better. Stay tuned...
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They need all the Olinemen they can get because our Defense is going to tear them up haha. Seriously though, having to go AGAINST our defense day in-day out will only make our offensive unit that much stronger!
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Diggs is one of the few remaining WR's who has the best chance to develop into a 1000+ yard receiver. He never really lived up to his hype coming into college, but he also played for a lot of lack luster QB's at Maryland.
Thanks for sharing that!
I don't know if we'll need any rookie WR to give us 1000 yards; but a WR Corps that needs more TDs and good yards per catch might have some worthy volunteers pissed they haven't been drafted yet. In particular, there's a WR from Central Michigan (Titus Davis) that keeps jumping off the page at me as intrigue for today. He's 196 lbs at 6'1". Here's his numbers against their level of competition:
2011 6 starts 40 rec 751 yds 18.8 ypc 8 TD
2012 12 starts 43 rec 860 yds 20.0 ypc 8 TD
2013 11 starts 61 rec 1109 yds 18.2 ypc 8 TD
2014 10 starts 60 rec 985 yds 16.4 ypc 13 TD
Thanks for sharing that!
I don't know if we'll need any rookie WR to give us 1000 yards; but a WR Corps that needs more TDs and good yards per catch might have some worthy volunteers pissed they haven't been drafted yet. In particular, there's a WR from Central Michigan (Titus Davis) that keeps jumping off the page at me as intrigue for today. He's 196 lbs at 6'1". Here's his numbers against their level of competition:
2011 6 starts 40 rec 751 yds 18.8 ypc 8 TD
2012 12 starts 43 rec 860 yds 20.0 ypc 8 TD
2013 11 starts 61 rec 1109 yds 18.2 ypc 8 TD
2014 10 starts 60 rec 985 yds 16.4 ypc 13 TD
Didn't want this to get lost today for those of you worrying about what kinds of WRs might be left...
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Mycole Pruitt TE
http://www.nfl.com/draft/2015/profiles/mycole-pruitt?id=2552401
And is this guy still available ?....a sleeper in a lot of mocks I have seen
http://www.nfl.com/draft/2015/profiles/titus-davis?id=2552426
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