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Are You Happy with the Draft Picks So far ?

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  • @oldcrow1945 said:

    Abrams is merely a plug for a year and Coleman is a back up DE. Nice dpeth but that's it.

    I guess this goofy FO felt we must've met ALL our defensive needs with this trade because the next three pick are offense.

    But the icing on the cake...Let's pass on Maualuga and instead draft a LB that is a projected 4th to 6 rounder at #52 overall!!

    My death watch for this bunch of morons has already started. I didn't like hiring Mangini when it happened and this just confirmed why I felt that way.

    Scouts Inc has Coleman ranked at 67, which is an average STARTER....and is best suited as a 5 technique (which he will play here).

    As for Maualuga...I get the feeling that we may be going for Brinkley...or we might actually think that Beau Bell is just as good if not better than Rey Rey. Don't forget...Bell is still on this team and should be healthy this year.

    @wpb-dawg-fan said:

    Scouts Inc has Coleman ranked at 67, which is an average STARTER....and is best suited as a 5 technique (which he will play here).

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    He's 30 years old and probably slowing a great deal. Plus I think the Browns take a huge cap hit with him. I don't know the details behind his contract but I know he signed a big one after his one and only good season. The 2007 season.

    There is no long term vision when they acquired Coleman. He like Elam are short term plugs.

  • i think we have a decent draft we got a de,s,qb,c first round and i like the first pick n the 2nd brain ro. ohio state but the rest is a joke to me

  • I'm not sure what's wrong with getting 7 players out of one day, and 3 of them with NFL experience. Our need is bodies, not missing links. I would have liked to have Rey M, but a TON of teams passed on him over and over again, so we had a lot of company there.

    Also, I like the way they kept Quinn, drafted a center to improve protection, and then some weapons to throw to.

    I bet we get a draft grade of B as we didn't get carried away with glam and glitz, and stuck to the game plan of filling needs.

    @oconrecon said:

    I'm not sure what's wrong with getting 7 players out of one day, and 3 of them with NFL experience. Our need is bodies, not missing links. I would have liked to have Rey M, but a TON of teams passed on him over and over again, so we had a lot of company there.

    Also, I like the way they kept Quinn, drafted a center to improve protection, and then some weapons to throw to.

    I bet we get a draft grade of B as we didn't get carried away with glam and glitz, and stuck to the game plan of filling needs.

    I agree with ur statement which i bolded, But we landed up drafting players we might have had in lower round too .. i mean Massaquoi in Round 2 ? It is not the acquisition of more draft picks and players that has me bummed but the players we drafted at such high position. And 2 WR's ? come on ! Even if we were to trade Edwards for future draft picks neither of these two could be our No 1.

    Here's hoping that Edwards and Lewis repeat 07 and Jerome Harrison and Steptoe Step up !

  • @wpb-dawg-fan said:

    Scouts Inc has Coleman ranked at 67, which is an average STARTER....and is best suited as a 5 technique (which he will play here).

    .

    He's 30 years old and probably slowing a great deal. Plus I think the Browns take a huge cap hit with him. I don't know the details behind his contract but I know he signed a big one after his one and only good season. The 2007 season.

    There is no long term vision when they acquired Coleman. He like Elam are short term plugs.

    @oldcrow1945 said:

    He's 30 years old and probably slowing a great deal. Plus I think the Browns take a huge cap hit with him. I don't know the details behind his contract but I know he signed a big one after his one and only good season. The 2007 season.

    There is no long term vision when they acquired Coleman. He like Elam are short term plugs.

    The Jets guys are a bunch of throw-ins for depth. I like Elam but he isn't a longterm solution to me. Ratliff is a #3.

    I couldn't be more down on mangini. Like the trade-downs, but you have to take the right f-ing players to make it work. 4 piles of shit isn't any better than 2 piles of shit. In fact, it's probably worse.

  • I'm not sure what's wrong with getting 7 players out of one day, and 3 of them with NFL experience. Our need is bodies, not missing links. I would have liked to have Rey M, but a TON of teams passed on him over and over again, so we had a lot of company there.

    Also, I like the way they kept Quinn, drafted a center to improve protection, and then some weapons to throw to.

    I bet we get a draft grade of B as we didn't get carried away with glam and glitz, and stuck to the game plan of filling needs.

    @oconrecon said:

    I bet we get a draft grade of B as we didn't get carried away with glam and glitz, and stuck to the game plan of filling needs.

    I'll take you up on that bet. My guess is Kiper will say it's a C minus or D.

    Two WR's in a row and one was a big time reach in the second round.

    The last pick of the second round was someone Kiper probably had going between the 4th and 6th.

    He'll give the Browns a very low grade.

  • @oconrecon said:

    I bet we get a draft grade of B as we didn't get carried away with glam and glitz, and stuck to the game plan of filling needs.

    I'll take you up on that bet. My guess is Kiper will say it's a C minus or D.

    Two WR's in a row and one was a big time reach in the second round.

    The last pick of the second round was someone Kiper probably had going between the 4th and 6th.

    He'll give the Browns a very low grade.

    @oldcrow1945 said:

    He'll give the Browns a very low grade.

    Not as low as the one I'm giving us.

  • Hopefully Edwards doesnt think that drafting 2 WR's is a message to him and starts getting more disillusioned !

  • Dont't fret on the RB's. There are several good backs still available. We could trade into the 3rd to get Green (he is still available), but Coffee could drop to the 4th and Peerman (this guy is the RB sleeper of the draft) should be there as well. We WILL get a rb on day 2.

  • Steeler SChuck said:

    The smart move was trading down for extra picks.

    The mistake is reaching for those picks actually made and losing the value that yinz got by trading down.

    Same old story - yinz can dig up a bone but don't know what the f*ck to do with it.

    I hate to say it, but this fcuktard echoes my sentiments exactly.

    Wait.

    Does that mean I'm Retarded?

  • @oconrecon said:

    I bet we get a draft grade of B as we didn't get carried away with glam and glitz, and stuck to the game plan of filling needs.

    I'll take you up on that bet. My guess is Kiper will say it's a C minus or D.

    Two WR's in a row and one was a big time reach in the second round.

    The last pick of the second round was someone Kiper probably had going between the 4th and 6th.

    He'll give the Browns a very low grade.

    @oldcrow1945 said:

    I'll take you up on that bet. My guess is Kiper will say it's a C minus or D.

    Two WR's in a row and one was a big time reach in the second round.

    The last pick of the second round was someone Kiper probably had going between the 4th and 6th.

    He'll give the Browns a very low grade.

    Cool. Gentleman's bet. You're on!

  • @playerjdd said:

    When espn showed his stats and i saw that 40 time i thought the same thing. Espn is stupid sometimes to think he will play outside linebacker. He would get killed if he is put into coverage against the likes of Witten or Winslow.

    OLB is not usually the first guy to cover a TE, let alone the likes of a Witten or a Winslow. They get picked up by a LB or a saftey.

    Masters said:

    OLB is not usually the first guy to cover a TE, let alone the likes of a Witten or a Winslow. They get picked up by a LB or a saftey.

    Think about what you just said. You said OLB dont usually guard TE and that LB or safetys do. Well lets think about this the last i checked a OLB is still a LB. And for the most part LB pick up coverage on TE .

  • mikeyP72 said:

    Yes.

    I thought so.

    But since you agree with me, you're Retarded too...

  • Steeler SChuck said:

    The smart move was trading down for extra picks.

    The mistake is reaching for those picks actually made and losing the value that yinz got by trading down.

    Same old story - yinz can dig up a bone but don't know what the f*ck to do with it.

    I hate to say it, but this fcuktard echoes my sentiments exactly.

    Wait.

    Does that mean I'm Retarded?

    mz. said:

    I hate to say it, but this fcuktard echoes my sentiments exactly.

    Wait.

    Does that mean I'm Retarded?

    No. Im sure sometime in the future this/next year we are going to look back and wish we could undo time.

  • I agree with the Steeler fan.

    We did everything right until the pick. The bottom line is, the players we got are decent. But considering who was still on the board at those times we made AWFUL picks.

  • I am quite satisfied thusfar our offense is theoretically complete minus a young big RB and BQ being named the starter..

    We have to keep in mind mankok didnt have much to work with and with curry gone traded it in to more picks clevelands future is bright under mankok i sense a stockpile of round 2 and 3 draft picks and an army of no name players leading us to the superbowl in the not so distant future...😉

  • I'm anxious to see what "Al Davis like" moves these numbskulls make tomorrow.

    Maybe we'll draft Alex Boone in the 4th round to play right tackle....No wait...We'll take the nation's best punter in the 4th round. The Huber kid from Cincy!

  • I'm anxious to see what "Al Davis like" moves these numbskulls make tomorrow.

    Maybe we'll draft Alex Boone in the 4th round to play right tackle....No wait...We'll take the nation's best punter in the 4th round. The Huber kid from Cincy!

    @oldcrow1945 said:

    I'm anxious to see what "Al Davis like" moves these numbskulls make tomorrow.

    As much as we hate today's performance, just look at what Al Davis did. He passed up Crabtree and Maclin et al for Heyward-Bey and drafter Mel Kiper's 73-rated safety in the second round. Mangini/Kok looks like Bill Polian next to this dude.

  • I'm not sure what's wrong with getting 7 players out of one day, and 3 of them with NFL experience. Our need is bodies, not missing links. I would have liked to have Rey M, but a TON of teams passed on him over and over again, so we had a lot of company there.

    Also, I like the way they kept Quinn, drafted a center to improve protection, and then some weapons to throw to.

    I bet we get a draft grade of B as we didn't get carried away with glam and glitz, and stuck to the game plan of filling needs.

    @oconrecon said:

    I'm not sure what's wrong with getting 7 players out of one day, and 3 of them with NFL experience. Our need is bodies, not missing links. I would have liked to have Rey M, but a TON of teams passed on him over and over again, so we had a lot of company there.

    Also, I like the way they kept Quinn, drafted a center to improve protection, and then some weapons to throw to.

    I bet we get a draft grade of B as we didn't get carried away with glam and glitz, and stuck to the game plan of filling needs.

    This is how I'd look at it on a good day.... 😒

    Frankly, considering the alternate choices we had on the board, all I keep asking is "what was mankok thinking?"

    Bah, a lot of you are echoing my sentiments already... I don't feel the need to restate them. 😠

  • Well, lets look at our history, Butcher Davis & Phil the Savage. Both would of given away this years draft and next years draft as well just to move up 1 spot in the first round. Instead we were able to get a couple of extra picks and some players.

    That is what we needed, some depth.

    As far as the picks go, Alex Mack C, Brian Robiskie WR Very Nice!

    the other 2 🤔 yes unsure. Mohamed Massaquoi WR, & this guy who uh whats his name David Veikune Tweener? Maybe they know something we dont know. I can only Hope!

    Lets hope & Pray that Shonn Greene will make it to us tomorrow and we will pick him.

  • @oldcrow1945 said:

    I'm anxious to see what "Al Davis like" moves these numbskulls make tomorrow.

    As much as we hate today's performance, just look at what Al Davis did. He passed up Crabtree and Maclin et al for Heyward-Bey and drafter Mel Kiper's 73-rated safety in the second round. Mangini/Kok looks like Bill Polian next to this dude.

    mz. said:

    As much as we hate today's performance, just look at what Al Davis did. He passed up Crabtree and Maclin et al for Heyward-Bey and drafter Mel Kiper's 73-rated safety in the second round. Mangini/Kok looks like Bill Polian next to this dude.

    Yeah, the kid from OU in round two!!! HAHAHA!!!!