Post TRADE Browns' mock
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8th Pick : Noah Spence, DE Eastern Kentucky
Best pass rusher in this class. Special talent.
32nd Pick : Mackenzie Alexander, CB Clemson
Undersized, no picks, blablabla... PFF stud, MONEYBALL.
65th Pick : Hassan Ridgeway, DT Texas
3 down D-linemen who can start right away.
77th Pick : Shon Coleman, T Auburn
Should be taken earlier but cancer survivor and 25 years old rookie.
99th Pick : Tyvis Powell, S Ohio State
Ball hawking safety with tremendous athletism.
100th Pick : Nick Martin, G Notre Dame
A center. Or a guard. Great at both.
138th Pick : Demarcus Robinson, WR Florida
Second round talent. Off field issues. MONEYBALL
141st Pick : Willie Henry, DT Michigan
Should be taken earlier but terrific DT class. Ridgeway 2.0.
172nd Pick : Terrance Smith, LB Florida State
Super athletic LB who will need to be coached up to fulfill his potential.
173rd : Marquez North, WR Tennessee
A nΒ°1 big receiver who didn't play enough to show it.
176th Pick : Elandon Roberts, LB Houston
A natural leader on and off the field with do it all capabilities.
223rd Pick : Marshaun Coprich, RB Illinois State
Do you know Thomas Rawls ? Here's his little brother.
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8th Pick : Noah Spence, DE Eastern Kentucky
Best pass rusher in this class. Special talent.
32nd Pick : Mackenzie Alexander, CB Clemson
Undersized, no picks, blablabla... PFF stud, MONEYBALL.
65th Pick : Hassan Ridgeway, DT Texas
3 down D-linemen who can start right away.
77th Pick : Shon Coleman, T Auburn
Should be taken earlier but cancer survivor and 25 years old rookie.
99th Pick : Tyvis Powell, S Ohio State
Ball hawking safety with tremendous athletism.
100th Pick : Nick Martin, G Notre Dame
A center. Or a guard. Great at both.
138th Pick : Demarcus Robinson, WR Florida
Second round talent. Off field issues. MONEYBALL
141st Pick : Willie Henry, DT Michigan
Should be taken earlier but terrific DT class. Ridgeway 2.0.
172nd Pick : Terrance Smith, LB Florida State
Super athletic LB who will need to be coached up to fulfill his potential.
173rd : Marquez North, WR Tennessee
A nΒ°1 big receiver who didn't play enough to show it.
176th Pick : Elandon Roberts, LB Houston
A natural leader on and off the field with do it all capabilities.
223rd Pick : Marshaun Coprich, RB Illinois State
Do you know Thomas Rawls ? Here's his little brother.
8th Pick : Noah Spence, DE Eastern Kentucky
Best pass rusher in this class. Special talent.
Oh, come on. At the EIGHTH PICK? I would take Yannick Ngakoue at 32 or later before
I would draft Spence this high. HELL NO.
32nd Pick : Mackenzie Alexander, CB Clemson
Undersized, no picks, blablabla... PFF stud, MONEYBALL.
WHAT??? He's 5'10", questionable off the los. He's a nickle back. AT 32????? We have them already. nah. HELL NO.
65th Pick : Hassan Ridgeway, DT Texas
3 down D-linemen who can start right away.
Not sure about this pick - chronic underachiever/out of shape... not sure if he
loves the game.nah.
77th Pick : Shon Coleman, T Auburn
Should be taken earlier but cancer survivor and 25 years old rookie.
I don't think he has the feet to play tackle... needs a lot of coaching up, more likely a guard,
maybe RT...kind of maybe. Iffy on the medical depending.
99th Pick : Tyvis Powell, S Ohio State
Ball hawking safety with tremendous athletism.
Very poor tackler, not aggressive in tackling, not a thumper. nah
100th Pick : Nick Martin, G Notre Dame
A center. Or a guard. Great at both.
GONE LIKE YESTERDAY, ALREADY PICKED
138th Pick : Demarcus Robinson, WR Florida
Second round talent. Off field issues. MONEYBALL
NO, RED FLAGS. HELL NO
141st Pick : Willie Henry, DT Michigan
Should be taken earlier but terrific DT class. Ridgeway 2.0.
If he is here, good pick - needs coached up.
172nd Pick : Terrance Smith, LB Florida State
Super athletic LB who will need to be coached up to fulfill his potential.
Ditto previous pick statment - good pick.
173rd : Marquez North, WR Tennessee
A nΒ°1 big receiver who didn't play enough to show it.
Injuries - knee issue in 2015 - depends on medical check
176th Pick : Elandon Roberts, LB Houston
A natural leader on and off the field with do it all capabilities.
Smallish, terrific player as ILB in the Browns 3-4 solid pick
223rd Pick : Marshaun Coprich, RB Illinois State
Do you know Thomas Rawls ? Here's his little brother.
Arrested for selling drugs to an undercover officer. only 5'8, 207
Worst pick of the whole deal. Very, very bad. Very, very much HELL NO.
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oh, he's good, Spence is, but his drug history in the past catches up with him.....
and he gets rich and...
I wouldn't take that chance with the #8 pick. I haven't interviewed him to get a sense of his
purpose and he'll stay away from his drug past... so stfu, I wouldn't draft him that high.
I don't want to draft Bosa at all.
Alexander is a terrific talent - he's outstanding.. However, SBNation has this stat:
Only 2 of the 14 receivers picked in the first three rounds of the NFL Draft were under 6'0.
Now, I distinctly remember that Buster Skrine was outstanding, too. And I remember him being helpless
to stop the tall wr's on a high throw. Sure, he can jump, but so can a lot of tall wr's. There's
talk of Alexander going to the Raiders up in the first round. Okay.
but the Browns have a lot of major needs, and nickle back isn't one of them. I wouldn't use the 32 pick on Alexander
for the BROWNS. If I'm picking for a playoff team, or the Raiders, hell yeah I could pick Alexander higher.
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Personally, I would draft T. J. Green cb/s out of Clemson at 32.
He's 6'2", 209 lbs, and runs 4.34 in the forty. I freaking HOPE Alexander
goes earlier, and nobody gets Green in the late first round.
He's my pick in the second round in my mock draft which isn't finished yet,
and you are welcome to pick it apart when I post it.
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I am kind of over talking Mock Drafts. Let's get to the real one.
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oh, he's good, Spence is, but his drug history in the past catches up with him.....
and he gets rich and...
I wouldn't take that chance with the #8 pick. I haven't interviewed him to get a sense of his
purpose and he'll stay away from his drug past... so stfu, I wouldn't draft him that high.
I don't want to draft Bosa at all.
Alexander is a terrific talent - he's outstanding.. However, SBNation has this stat:
Only 2 of the 14 receivers picked in the first three rounds of the NFL Draft were under 6'0.
Now, I distinctly remember that Buster Skrine was outstanding, too. And I remember him being helpless
to stop the tall wr's on a high throw. Sure, he can jump, but so can a lot of tall wr's. There's
talk of Alexander going to the Raiders up in the first round. Okay.
but the Browns have a lot of major needs, and nickle back isn't one of them. I wouldn't use the 32 pick on Alexander
for the BROWNS. If I'm picking for a playoff team, or the Raiders, hell yeah I could pick Alexander higher.
oh, he's good, Spence is, but his drug history in the past catches up with him.....
and he gets rich and...
Quite possible my drug history puts his to shame and I turned out all right... although opinions do vary...
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
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Quite possible my drug history puts his to shame and I turned out all right... although opinions do vary...
I'd be surprised if you get drafted above 5th round. Just saying.
WSS
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I'd be surprised if you get drafted above 5th round. Just saying.
Oh well... there's always the CFL*...
* Chilean Football League...
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
I'd be surprised if you get drafted above 5th round. Just saying.
WSS
I have tour as a 4th rounder...just cant decide if hes a TE or a WR....coaches decision!!!
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I'd be surprised if you get drafted above 5th round. Just saying.
WSS
I have tour as a 4th rounder...just cant decide if hes a TE or a WR....coaches decision!!!
I have tour as a 4th rounder...just cant decide if hes a TE or a WR....coaches decision!!!
WR, please...
Split always to our side of the field... closer to the bench...
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Your score is: 8278 (GRADE: C+)
Your Picks:
Round 1 Pick 21 (WASH): Corey Coleman, WR, Baylor (B+)
Round 2 Pick 22 (WASH): Karl Joseph, SS/FS, West Virginia (
Round 3 Pick 1 (TENN): Chris Jones, DT/DE, Mississippi State (B+)
Round 3 Pick 13 (TENN): Cyrus Jones, CB, Alabama (
Round 3 Pick 15 (N.O.): Miles Killebrew, SS, Southern Utah (B-)
Round 4 Pick 1: Scooby Wright III, ILB, Arizona (C-)
Round 4 Pick 2: Connor McGovern, OG, Missouri (B+)
Round 4 Pick 14 (N.O.): Jerell Adams, TE, South Carolina (A)
Round 4 Pick 40 (COMP): Keith Marshall, RB, Georgia (C+)
Round 5 Pick 2: Willie Henry, DT, Michigan
Round 5 Pick 13 (N.O.): Daniel Lasco, RB, California (A+)
Round 5 Pick 33 (COMP): Cody Core, WR, Ole Miss (A)
Round 5 Pick 34 (COMP): Charone Peake, WR, Clemson (A+)
Round 6 Pick 1: Moritz Boehringer, WR/TE, SchwΓ€bisch Hall Unicorns (C-)
Round 7 Pick 2: Soma Vainuku, FB, Southern California (C+)
Your Future Picks:
2017 Round 1 Pick
2017 Round 1 Pick
2017 Round 1 Pick (WASH)
2018 Round 1 Pick
2018 Round 1 Pick (WASH)
This draft is craftsmanship. As we get closer to draft day I'm zeroing in on the talent that will put the Browns in the mix to be a playoff team. Just look what I've accomplished. I don't care about the ratings on this game, I'm only interested in the players and what they could do for our team. If that means I needed to reach a little to ensure that we get the talent needed to be successful so be it.
I've picked us up ANOTHER first round pick for next year and the following draft as well. Three first rounders next year and two firsts and two seconds in 2018.
WRs- Coleman, Core, Peake, Boehringer
I replaced Gipson and Whitner with Joseph and Killebrew.
D-Line- Chris Jones and Willie Henry.
Scooby Wright is a football player. I got a bad grade for taking him in the fourth but that was a steal in my opinion.
I took two runningbacks late in the draft that can come in and compete and push Crowell for the starting spot. Marshall could be a huge pickup, and Lasco is an amazing athlete.
McGovern can be versatile on the line, I don't know if he solves the RT problem but it's worth a shot. If he can lock down the RT our line should be solid. Thomas, Bitoio, Erving, Greco, McGovern.
Adams is an all around solid TE who models his game after Gronk. I think that he would go great as our #2 TE next to Barnidge.
I like Scooby in the Middle backed up by K.J. and Killebrew at Safeties. That's an intriguing triangle that would make our defense very intimidating and physical.
This draft plus 5 first round picks and 3 second round picks over the next two drafts puts us in prime position to be a dominant force in the NFL for years to come.
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Mine likely does too HOWEVER if you had given me millions at his age the ending may have been different. Luckily I turned out a ok With our track record the last few years we should remove all red flags from our board.Quite possible my drug history puts his to shame and I turned out all right... although opinions do vary...
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I am just pissed off we did not take Wonder Woman we have drafted bigger tits recently
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Another small receiver in Coleman? No thanks
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The correlation between height and production in the NFL is tenuous at best.
https://www.numberfire.com/nfl/news/4547/re-examining-wide-receiver-size-and-production
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I am just pissed off we did not take Wonder Woman we have drafted bigger tits recently
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I am just pissed off we did not take Wonder Woman we have drafted bigger tits recently
The fact that Superman was created in Cleveland makes him a natural draft choice for the city.
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