2018 DRAFT - DAY TWO - some good talent available for the BROWNS.
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From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:
CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150)
I invited Williams to the draft, so obviously I'm surprised he went undrafted in Round 1. Good things happen to those who wait. Williams missed seven games in 2017 due to a knee injury suffered against USC, but he had an excellent 2016. He came back for the final two games last season and played well. He's very athletic but might make for a better guard than tackle.
Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
We still need a big bodied WR
I say we go Derrius Guice and Courtland Sutton in the second.
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From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:
CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150)
I invited Williams to the draft, so obviously I'm surprised he went undrafted in Round 1. Good things happen to those who wait. Williams missed seven games in 2017 due to a knee injury suffered against USC, but he had an excellent 2016. He came back for the final two games last season and played well. He's very athletic but might make for a better guard than tackle.
Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.
From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:
CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150
Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.
thanks 28,but tell Gil when Chris Hubbard got paid he stated he got paid as a RT..thats where he will play. Not Left..drafting OL coming off injury is truly a risky business..
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We still need a big bodied WR
I say we go Derrius Guice and Courtland Sutton in the second.
We still need a big bodied WR
I say we go Derrius Guice and Courtland Sutton in the second.
You hate to have all of your chips on Flash Gordon as your main 16 game man.....even with Landry as more receiving help.
Back to too many need holes even for the BROWNS and all their good picks. OL, RB, DB, another DE?
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We still need a big bodied WR
I say we go Derrius Guice and Courtland Sutton in the second.
You hate to have all of your chips on Flash Gordon as your main 16 game man.....even with Landry as more receiving help.
Back to too many need holes even for the BROWNS and all their good picks. OL, RB, DB, another DE?
You hate to have all of your chips on Flash Gordon as your main 16 game man.....even with Landry as more receiving help.
Back to too many need holes even for the BROWNS and all their good picks. OL, RB, DB, another DE?
They can add a T with their 3rd 2nd rounder.
I think we go RB, WR, OL.
3rd round and on is when we will add LBers, DBs, and Dline
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Looking forward to seeing where Desmond Harrison ( OT ) and Kemoko Turay ( EDGE ) go ...... both sleepers and undervalued
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Being reported that Nick Chubb is the choice at 33 ......... various twitter accounts and NFL Network reporting it ...... we shall see
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From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:
CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150)
I invited Williams to the draft, so obviously I'm surprised he went undrafted in Round 1. Good things happen to those who wait. Williams missed seven games in 2017 due to a knee injury suffered against USC, but he had an excellent 2016. He came back for the final two games last season and played well. He's very athletic but might make for a better guard than tackle.
Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.
From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:
CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150)
I invited Williams to the draft, so obviously I'm surprised he went undrafted in Round 1. Good things happen to those who wait. Williams missed seven games in 2017 due to a knee injury suffered against USC, but he had an excellent 2016. He came back for the final two games last season and played well. He's very athletic but might make for a better guard than tackle.
Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.
Seems like everyone is saying Connor Williams should make the move to Guard. Would be disappointed if they went with any of the available LT's in the 2nd round with all the other talent available.
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Being reported that Nick Chubb is the choice at 33 ......... various twitter accounts and NFL Network reporting it ...... we shall see
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Names I’m looking at now for #33 and #35
Harold Landry
Conor Williams
Nick Chubb
Maurice Hurst
Derrius Guice
Anthony Miller
I'd be looking at Landry and Chubb at #33 and #35, but the others aren't too bad either. Except for Maurice Hurst, didn't he have a heart issue?
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Names I’m looking at now for our picks in the second round:
Running back
Nick Chubb or Derrius Guice
Wide Receiver
Anthony Miller or Eq. St. Brown
Offensive Tackle
Ohukwuma Okorafor or Tyrell Crosby orJamarco Jones
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Pats trade with 49ers for an OT
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Please not Nick Chubb. That knee scares me. I would take Guice or Ronald Jones or even Freeman over him. Also, why take a RB at #33? There is no way the Giants are taking one. This is where i would add williams or landry or hurst. Finish off the defense, get a tackle and then take the RB with the last second round pick.
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From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:
CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150)
I invited Williams to the draft, so obviously I'm surprised he went undrafted in Round 1. Good things happen to those who wait. Williams missed seven games in 2017 due to a knee injury suffered against USC, but he had an excellent 2016. He came back for the final two games last season and played well. He's very athletic but might make for a better guard than tackle.
Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.
From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:
CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150)
He's very athletic but might make for a better guard than tackle.
Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.
Gil's talking out of both sides of his mouth...
"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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