2018 NFL DRAFT - DAY THREE - rounds 4 through 7 and pick #256
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Another guy with a great 3 cone time.
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As far as the CBS prospect rankings they had O'Connor Ronco as the number 15 overall prospect and he is still not picked okonowronko
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We have picks 175 and 188 left to go since we traded away 198 to NE to go up for Calloway. He better be worth it.
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Here is my question about Callaway. Since he tested positive at the combine, does he come in on an automatic suspension of games?
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Hey... I got another one.
I quit!
Found Avery off the Combine. Tape is mixed, but there are flashes... and in Round 5 flashes are about all you can hope for.
Hey... I got another one.
I quit!
Found Avery off the Combine. Tape is mixed, but there are flashes... and in Round 5 flashes are about all you can hope for.
Kiper says we got a Rd 5 steal.
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Why are the WRs from Clemson (Cain) and ND (St. Brown) still on the board?
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The Browns have what two or three more pics? What do you want to see them get with those pics
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The Browns have what two or three more pics? What do you want to see them get with those pics
The Browns have what two or three more pics? What do you want to see them get with those pics
Defense - Folo Futakasi
Offense - Lazard or St. Brown
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SUMMARY: A two-year starter at Notre Dame, St. Brown lined up all over the formation, both inside and outside, for the Irish offense, separating himself as the
team’s No. 1 wide receiver. He put himself on the NFL radar as Kizer’s favorite target in 2016, although his production suffered with the inconsistent passing attack in
2017 with Wimbush under center. St. Brown has the acceleration to close cushions and stack cornerbacks with the quick hands to stab the ball away from his body.
He isn’t sluggish in his routes, but he doesn’t fool anyone either and it is too easy for physical defensive backs to slow him early in the route. Overall, St. Brown is a
lean, long and rangy receiver, who needs to develop his polish and play strength, but displays the vertical speed and athletic profile to be a threat at all three
levels of the defense – one of the few receivers in this draft class with the potential to be a No. 1 receiver in the NFL.Why is he still on the board....?
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Quinton Meeks corner back from Stanford rated number 52 overall on the draft tech board
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Meeks CB Stanford if he's still there.
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Pat Schirmer being interviewed on ESPN right now he is boring as hell as usual and I still wonder how he got another head-coaching job
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LOL-warped minds think alike.
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The ravens have picked like for wide receivers in this draft so far kind a like what the Browns did a couple years ago. Well two wide receivers and two tight ends anyway
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Another CB is Tony Brown out of Bama. He was a 5***** player considered the top of the texas recruits the year he signed with them. No one has ever been able to convert that 4.35 speed into down for down superior play. But damn he's fast.
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Eq St Brown is still on the board because he’s a passive, soft player. Looks the part, but is not a guy teams want.
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