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  • I'm OK with Prescott later on, don't like Lynch's huge wind-up and he got an 18 wunderlic which is the lowest of any starting NFL QB (or would be)

    @bbedward said:

    I'm OK with Prescott later on, don't like Lynch's huge wind-up and he got an 18 wunderlic which is the lowest of any starting NFL QB (or would be)

    FWIW BB, Cardale reportedly scored 25 on the wonderlic, and if true- means he's no dummy. A very raw edition of Wentz. Lord knows he has a cannon for an arm, and has a Rothlisberger physique. (6'5", 253- hand 9-3\4) Cleveland guy too. I'm back on the "Fail for Cardale" wagon. Call me crazy, I'd even take him at #32, or certainly with one of the third round picks, if he's still there (which may not be the case).

    PS to Ghoolie- anything under 20 for an NFL quarterback is considered a red flag, but there's plenty of other stuff the Draft Gurus don't like about him.

    PPS Buckner reportedly scored an 8. If so, I'm off the Buckner wagon.

  • Hogan end of 5th

  • Prescott with our 3rd round Comp seems about right...

    @tour2ma said:

    Prescott with our 3rd round Comp seems about right...

    We don't have a 3rd round comp. We have 2 3rd round picks...ours & the Eagles.

    Mike

  • @tour2ma said:

    Prescott with our 3rd round Comp seems about right...

    We don't have a 3rd round comp. We have 2 3rd round picks...ours & the Eagles.

    Mike

    @canton-mike said:

    We don't have a 3rd round comp. We have 2 3rd round picks...ours & the Eagles.

    Mike

    Here are the Browns picks:

    Round 1: No. 8

    Round 2: No. 32

    Round 3: No. 65, No. 77

    Round 4: No. 99, No. 100, No. 138 (compensatory)

    Round 5: No. 141, No. 172 (compensatory), No. 173 (compensatory)

    Round 6: No. 176

    Round 7: No. 223

    And I think Denver may want him so here are theirs:

    Round 1: Pick 31

    Round 2: Pick 63

    Round 3: Pick 94

    Round 3: Pick 98 (compensatory)

    Round 4: Pick 136 (compensatory)

    Round 5: Pick 144 (from Baltimore in Gino Gradkowski trade)

    Round 6: Pick 219 (compensatory)

    Round 7: Pick 228 (from San Francisco in Vernon Davis trade)

    Round 7: Pick 235 (from Los Angeles via Houston in Chris Clark trade)

    Round 7: Pick 253

    If Denver wants him as much as I think they do they will take him @ 63.

    If we think he is that good, we had better use #32 or trade up just ahead of their #63.

  • Lynch, Cook and Cardale interest me.

    Lynch and Cardale are both naturally gifted with great size but need a lot of polish. A lot.

    Cook is a guy that really interests me lately

    I like that everyone thinks he's an asshole: http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/draft/2016/04/21/connor-cook-michigan-state-nfl-draft/83337046/

    Steeler fans will hate him.

    He seemed to get better as his college career went on, I think he will have a good NFL career. But Lynch and Cardale have higher ceilings. I would not be unhappy with Lynch in the second round if he made it there.

    Zombo

  • Frankly I'm a bit tired of taking second tier QBs. I'm disappointed we don't get to pick a top tier guy this year but that's more than offset by the picks in return.

    We have a chance to really rebuild this team with young and hungry players, choose guys that fit Hue's scheme and progress. I would be perfectly content not drafting a qb at all this year, but if someone falls a long way and is objectively great value then sure. But trying to force a qb early just because it's a qb would annoy me most of all.

  • Lynch, Cook and Cardale interest me.

    Lynch and Cardale are both naturally gifted with great size but need a lot of polish. A lot.

    Cook is a guy that really interests me lately

    I like that everyone thinks he's an asshole: http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/draft/2016/04/21/connor-cook-michigan-state-nfl-draft/83337046/

    Steeler fans will hate him.

    He seemed to get better as his college career went on, I think he will have a good NFL career. But Lynch and Cardale have higher ceilings. I would not be unhappy with Lynch in the second round if he made it there.

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    Cook is a guy that really interests me lately

    I like that everyone thinks he's an asshole:

    Zombo

    The problem is that it was his teammates who thought he was a cry baby and a jerk off.
  • Zombo said:

    Cook is a guy that really interests me lately

    I like that everyone thinks he's an asshole:

    Zombo

    The problem is that it was his teammates who thought he was a cry baby and a jerk off.

    @logicisforsquares said:

    The problem is that it was his teammates who thought he was a cry baby and a jerk off.

    Ya, I know. Still a little intrigued.

    Zombo

  • My sleeper is Joe Fabeetz...

  • I think we're taking a QB, but it won't be with our first two picks. I think we take a QB with our third round pick, or just third pick in general. If someone we really like starts to slip, I wouldn't rule out our staff trading up to grab him.

  • It's just so sad to me because to me there was Goff...Wentz....then everybody else. Huge dropoff in talent IMO.

    I have no doubt that Lynch at #8 is a huge reach....even at #32 is a reach IMO.

  • It's just so sad to me because to me there was Goff...Wentz....then everybody else. Huge dropoff in talent IMO.

    I have no doubt that Lynch at #8 is a huge reach....even at #32 is a reach IMO.

    @bbedward said:

    It's just so sad to me because to me there was Goff...Wentz....then everybody else. Huge dropoff in talent IMO.

    I have no doubt that Lynch at #8 is a huge reach....even at #32 is a reach IMO.

    There will be lots of Camp (insert QBs) next year. The Browns may draft a QB that everyone is sweet on then or try to develop a middle round from this draft.

  • It's just so sad to me because to me there was Goff...Wentz....then everybody else. Huge dropoff in talent IMO.

    I have no doubt that Lynch at #8 is a huge reach....even at #32 is a reach IMO.

    @bbedward said:

    It's just so sad to me because to me there was Goff...Wentz....then everybody else. Huge dropoff in talent IMO.

    I have no doubt that Lynch at #8 is a huge reach....even at #32 is a reach IMO.

    It took balls to walk away from Goff and Wentz.

    I am actually a little impressed.

    When RG3 exhibits his rookie form, the Eagles go 5-11 and we are holding their #4 overall next year ... I'll be real fucking impressed.

    We'll see...

    Zombo

  • Frankly I'm a bit tired of taking second tier QBs. I'm disappointed we don't get to pick a top tier guy this year but that's more than offset by the picks in return.

    We have a chance to really rebuild this team with young and hungry players, choose guys that fit Hue's scheme and progress. I would be perfectly content not drafting a qb at all this year, but if someone falls a long way and is objectively great value then sure. But trying to force a qb early just because it's a qb would annoy me most of all.

    @gftchris said:

    Frankly I'm a bit tired of taking second tier QBs. I'm disappointed we don't get to pick a top tier guy this year but that's more than offset by the picks in return.

    But.....we don't know who is or who is not going to be a "top tier" QB. Would you now consider Russell Wilson top tier? Many didn't at the time....dropped to round 3. I could list ad nauseum the QBs that people thought were not top tier, but turned out to be so, starting with ole #199.

    I could also list ad nauseum the QB people thought were top tier....but weren't.

    We have a chance to really rebuild this team with young and hungry players, choose guys that fit Hue's scheme and progress. I would be perfectly content not drafting a qb at all this year, but if someone falls a long way and is objectively great value then sure. But trying to force a qb early just because it's a qb would annoy me most of all.

  • Sure but rolling a 7 is less than 50/50.

    Rolling a 2 or a 12 is a lot less than that.

    WSS

  • @bbedward said:

    I'm OK with Prescott later on, don't like Lynch's huge wind-up and he got an 18 wunderlic which is the lowest of any starting NFL QB (or would be)

    FWIW BB, Cardale reportedly scored 25 on the wonderlic, and if true- means he's no dummy. A very raw edition of Wentz. Lord knows he has a cannon for an arm, and has a Rothlisberger physique. (6'5", 253- hand 9-3\4) Cleveland guy too. I'm back on the "Fail for Cardale" wagon. Call me crazy, I'd even take him at #32, or certainly with one of the third round picks, if he's still there (which may not be the case).

    PS to Ghoolie- anything under 20 for an NFL quarterback is considered a red flag, but there's plenty of other stuff the Draft Gurus don't like about him.

    PPS Buckner reportedly scored an 8. If so, I'm off the Buckner wagon.

    @hoorta said:

    Call me crazy, I'd even take him at #32...

    You Crazy...

    @canton-mike said:

    We don't have a 3rd round comp. We have 2 3rd round picks...ours & the Eagles.

    Oops... then our first 4th round pick...

    @texasag1969 said:

    If Denver wants him as much as I think they do they will take him @ 63.

    If we think he is that good, we had better use #32 or trade up just ahead of their #63.

    If they want him that high, then I'd let them have him... I'd go as high as #77, but you have to draw a line. I can only like a running QB so much... it's still very new to me...

    @logicisforsquares said:

    There will be lots of Camp (insert QBshttp://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=40201) next year. The Browns may draft a QB that everyone is sweet on then or try to develop a middle round from this draft.

    But to not kick the tires on one this year is wasting a year. Surely we will sign an UFA and PS him (like a Stave), but a late Day 2/ Day 3 is a reasonable investment in an educated guess late... even if it's a Sudfeld.

    In the NFL, you always have to be searching for your next QB...

  • How close to Brockweiller coming out of college is Lynch?

  • How close to Brockweiller coming out of college is Lynch?

    @tour2ma said:

    How close to Brockweiller coming out of college is Lynch?

    Was Arizona State running a goofy spread offense?

  • @tour2ma said:

    How close to Brockweiller coming out of college is Lynch?

    Was Arizona State running a goofy spread offense?

    @logicisforsquares said:

    Was Arizona State running a goofy spread offense?

    Dennis Eriskson favors the one-back spread... not sure how "goofy" it was considered in 2011.

    Likely relatively sane compared to some of today's spreads... but vs. Memphis' spread???

  • Lynch, Cook and Cardale interest me.

    Lynch and Cardale are both naturally gifted with great size but need a lot of polish. A lot.

    Cook is a guy that really interests me lately

    I like that everyone thinks he's an asshole: http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/draft/2016/04/21/connor-cook-michigan-state-nfl-draft/83337046/

    Steeler fans will hate him.

    He seemed to get better as his college career went on, I think he will have a good NFL career. But Lynch and Cardale have higher ceilings. I would not be unhappy with Lynch in the second round if he made it there.

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    Lynch, Cook and Cardale interest me.

    Lynch and Cardale are both naturally gifted with great size but need a lot of polish. A lot.

    Cook is a guy that really interests me lately

    I like that everyone thinks he's an asshole: http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/draft/2016/04/21/connor-cook-michigan-state-nfl-draft/83337046/

    Steeler fans will hate him.

    He seemed to get better as his college career went on, I think he will have a good NFL career. But Lynch and Cardale have higher ceilings. I would not be unhappy with Lynch in the second round if he made it there.

    Zombo

    I have extreme doubt Lynch will last to #32, unless every NFL scout thinks the guy is another Dan McGuire. (6'8", 240) Flacco is the only qb at 6'6". Our pal on the other board who's opinion I value highly- (Jason J) says stay away from Lynch- far away.