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2018 DRAFT - DAY TWO - some good talent available for the BROWNS. 

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  • CoyoteC Coyote


    RB- Derrius Guice, LSU
    RB- Nick Chubb, Georgia
    RB- Ronald Jones II, USC
    WR- Courtland Sutton, Southern Methodist
    WR- Christian Kirk, Texas A&M
    WR- James Washington, Oklahoma State
    TE- Mike Gesicki, Penn State
    OL- Orlando Brown, Oklahoma
    OL- James Daniels, Iowa
    OL- Will Hernandez, UTEP
    OL- Connor Williams, Texas
    DL-Harrison Phillips, Stanford
    DL-Maurice Hurst, Michigan---Major Medical concern
    DL-Da'Shawn Hand, Alabama
    Edge- Harold Landry, Boston College
    Edge- Sam Hubbard, Ohio State
    LB- Malik Jefferson, Texas
    LB- Micah Kiser, Virginia
    LB- Jerome Baker, Ohio State
    CB- Josh Jackson, Iowa
    CB- Carlton Davis, Auburn
    CB- Isaiah Oliver, Colorado
    S- Ronnie Harrison, Alabama
    S- Jessie Bates III, Wake Forest
    S- Justin Reid, Stanford
    S- Marcus Allen, Penn State

    @coyote said:


    RB- Derrius Guice, LSU
    RB- Nick Chubb, Georgia
    RB- Ronald Jones II, USC
    WR- Courtland Sutton, Southern Methodist
    WR- Christian Kirk, Texas A&M
    WR- James Washington, Oklahoma State
    TE- Mike Gesicki, Penn State
    OL- Orlando Brown, Oklahoma
    OL- James Daniels, Iowa
    OL- Will Hernandez, UTEP
    OL- Connor Williams, Texas
    DL-Harrison Phillips, Stanford
    DL-Maurice Hurst, Michigan---Major Medical concern
    DL-Da'Shawn Hand, Alabama
    Edge- Harold Landry, Boston College
    Edge- Sam Hubbard, Ohio State
    LB- Malik Jefferson, Texas
    LB- Micah Kiser, Virginia
    LB- Jerome Baker, Ohio State
    CB- Josh Jackson, Iowa
    CB- Carlton Davis, Auburn
    CB- Isaiah Oliver, Colorado
    S- Ronnie Harrison, Alabama
    S- Jessie Bates III, Wake Forest
    S- Justin Reid, Stanford
    S- Marcus Allen, Penn State

    It's likely that all of these guys are going to be gone by the time we get back on the clock at the end of the second. Best if we pick our 2 favorites now. 

    The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one. -Mark Twain- "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog." -Mark Twain-
  • Tour2maT Tour2ma

    @mjp28 said:

    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...

    @tour2ma said:

    Gil's talking out of both sides of his mouth...

    Thank you. 

    The guy should be a guard, but the Browns should take him high in the 2nd round to play the position he shouldn't play. 

  • What are the chances we go with these 2 at 33 and 35 ?

    Image result for chubb and key

  • I think Guice is out. He has already left the draft in Dallas so he will not be there to be introduced by Jim Brown.

    And I'm drinking my Honig Cabernet ready to switch to shots of Diplomatico rum if we really F this up bad in round 2.

    The GipperT 1 Reply

  • Just placed two small bets one on Chubb to be the pick at #33 and one on Connor Williams to be drafted (number and round irrelevant) by the Browns 

  • Tavern open?

  • Tackle has to be picked before the Giants pick

    BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE

  • Chubb YES

    Corbett seems to have been picked for his versatility...

  • Very good.   A tackle and Nick Chubb.   (I got my Chubb of some kind)

    BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE
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  • Beef up front and a stud running back.   I like it. 

  • I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.

    mjp28M cambridgehoC CoyoteC 3 Replies

  • That Nevada pipeline. What a joke.

  • tiamat63T tiamat63

    I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.

    @tiamat63 said:

    I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.

    Just curious why not Guice there?

    GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND!
  • mjp28M mjp28

    @tiamat63 said:

    I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.

    Just curious why not Guice there?

    @mjp28 said:

    Just curious why not Guice there?

    maturity issues being reported.

     My review on Guice talked about him attempting to sprint to the 2nd level, not setting up his interior blockers correctly and looking more at home in the stretch game. 

  • tiamat63T tiamat63

    I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.

    @tiamat63 said:

    I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.

    See Todd Gurley in 2014. He turned out pretty good.

  • cambridgehoC cambridgeho

    @tiamat63 said:

    I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.

    See Todd Gurley in 2014. He turned out pretty good.

    @cambridgeho said:

    See Todd Gurley in 2014. He turned out pretty good.

    This is true.   No RB is going to come into the draft with a perfect bill of health.   But still, the chance of re-injury to a knee is greatly increased.

    If we want to talk about concussions having a snowball effect, you have to treat knee injuries the same as well.     

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  • tiamat63T tiamat63

    I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.

    @tiamat63 said:

    I hate having a RB with a massive knee injury already under his belt.

    A lot of RBs have had major knee injuries.   Willis Mcaghee,  had almost 8500 yards in a 10 year career.  

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  • tiamat63T tiamat63

    @cambridgeho said:

    See Todd Gurley in 2014. He turned out pretty good.

    This is true.   No RB is going to come into the draft with a perfect bill of health.   But still, the chance of re-injury to a knee is greatly increased.

    If we want to talk about concussions having a snowball effect, you have to treat knee injuries the same as well.     

    @tiamat63 said:

    This is true.   No RB is going to come into the draft with a perfect bill of health.   But still, the chance of re-injury to a knee is greatly increased.

    If we want to talk about concussions having a snowball effect, you have to treat knee injuries the same as well.     

    I know what you are saying. I just know he ran very well last year after the injury. 

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Mcaghee is gonna be your best example here?

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    My point is he had one of the most gruesome knee injuries ever seen.   And his career lasted 10 years.   Most healthy running backs are lucky to last 5-7 years.

    tiamat63T mjp28M 2 Replies
  • CoyoteC Coyote

    @tiamat63 said:

    Mcaghee is gonna be your best example here?

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    My point is he had one of the most gruesome knee injuries ever seen.   And his career lasted 10 years.   Most healthy running backs are lucky to last 5-7 years.

    @coyote said:

    My point is he had one of the most gruesome knee injuries ever seen.   And his career lasted 10 years.   Most healthy running backs are lucky to last 5-7 years.

    So you're making my point by saying it's the exception not the norm.

    Look, I like Chubb.   I'm just cautiously optimistic here.   

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