2016 #1 DRAFT PICK ?
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Being the Browns could still end up with the #1 spot in the 2016 draft, is it really that big of a deal if we don't get the 1st pick and still get 3 or 4th spot?
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if they keep the same people making the picks, then NO it makes no difference
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if they keep the same people making the picks, then NO it makes no difference
Farmer ain't going anywhere.
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Winning is fine by me I don't care.
Any top 10 pick probably gives us about the same chance to land a great player - whether #1, #5, or #10.
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If Farmer stays it won't matter who he picks in the 1st round, they will suck
He's proven he can't make a decent 1st round pick
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It gives us more leverage in multiple trade downs to start at the very top.
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I think it definitely matters. Drafting the "best available" is, in my mind, a fantasy. You have to draft for needs and therefore, you first draft pick may not be the best available.
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If Farmer stays it won't matter who he picks in the 1st round, they will suck
He's proven he can't make a decent 1st round pick
You said it!If Farmer stays it won't matter who he picks in the 1st round, they will suck
He's proven he can't make a decent 1st round pick
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I think it definitely matters. Drafting the "best available" is, in my mind, a fantasy. You have to draft for needs and therefore, you first draft pick may not be the best available.
To a certain extent. I also think there are teams out there (the really good ones) that can draft BPAI think it definitely matters. Drafting the "best available" is, in my mind, a fantasy. You have to draft for needs and therefore, you first draft pick may not be the best available.
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Being the Browns could still end up with the #1 spot in the 2016 draft, is it really that big of a deal if we don't get the 1st pick and still get 3 or 4th spot?
Being the Browns could still end up with the #1 spot in the 2016 draft, is it really that big of a deal if we don't get the 1st pick and still get 3 or 4th spot?
I see it as the elite eight picks.
If you have one of those, you can have the best player at any of the main positions...
OL
DL
LB
CB
S
QB
RB
WR
You could probably increase that by seven...
Interior or outside lineman on both sides of the ball and inside and outside backer, and possibly TE.
I would never consider a kicker or fullback in round one.
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I don't like drafting for need, QB aside. The whole thing is a crapshoot so if you're taking someone in a position of need and he sucks, the need doesn't go away. Then there's injuries etc in other positions you supposedly don't need, Take your top talent on the board every time.
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I agree London which is why Cam was picked way too high last year.
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If you're drafting top 5, you have so many holes that you should just add good football players, so BPA.
If you're already stacked like the bengals/panthers, you don't have needs, so you should just add good football players.
If you believe you're one guy away, then maybe you can draft for need. But there aren't too many teams in that position.
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we have to start looking at drafting BPA's and signing FA's for need. It just so happens that this year a lot of the BPA's are defensive players which is also our most pressing need. I don't know anymore who we go with since Bosa has kind of made it clear he thinks Cleveland is a shithole. I don't want a player on the team that thinks Cleveland is Shiite. He's gonna be just another dick collecting a check from jimmy. On the other hand, lets be honest...probably all of them to some extent feel that way about Cleveland. Sucks cause I do like the city. But young cunts want that south beach atmosphere to play in. So there's an argument to just take Bosa, let him play up for his 2nd contract and if he's really that miserable ship him off.
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It's a good question, and the short answer is "no", I don't think it matters. In fact, I could argue that NOT having the #1 pick is actually somewhat better in some cases. Not as much pressure, and no need to jam a square peg in a round hole. Of course, it always depends on WHO is available in the draft, and if someone like Winston is available, then you take a guy like that instantly. This draft, however, has NOTHING like that. There is no Clowney, no Winston, or no Luck.
Bosa fits a pretty big need, but I'm not so sure he's the best all around fit for us. Doesn't he prefer to play with a hand in the dirt? Isn't he more of a 4-3 DE? I'm sure he could LEARN to be an OLB, but the last thing we need is some kind of project. If we can't trade down a bit, I say we take Laquon Treadwill.
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