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Who would you pick as an OT for the Browns ?

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  • calfoxwc C Dedicated Very Popular Conversation Starter Collaborator First Post Posting Machine Reacting Well Week One Done One Year In One Month Later
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    C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by calfoxwc
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    assuming your first pick is a lb or db, or maybe Jeffrey Simmons if he falls to them..

    what offensive tackle do you think would fit the Browns 3rd round or later?

    Here's a few offensive tackles to start:

    TREY PIPKINS, OT, Sious Falls (my favorite pick)

    https://www.argusleader.com/story/sports/college/university-of-sioux-falls/2019/03/06/university-sioux-falls-trey-pipkins-turned-heads-nfl-scouting-combine/3050864002/

    Joseph Noteboom, OT, TCU (okay, also a favorite pick)

    Oli Udoh, OT/OG, Elon

    Josiah Tonu, OT/OG, Southern Oregon

    Hunter Sallila, OT/OG, Merrimack

    Kenneth Trezvant, OT/OG, Briar Cliff University, (Note: 6'5, 390 lbs)

    Max Scharping, OT, Northern Illinois

    Tytus Howard, OT, Alabama State

    Elgton Jenkins, OG/OT/C, Mississippi State

    Tyler Jones, OT, NC State

    Greg Senat, OT, Wagner

      Brandon Parker, OT, A&T

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      Rob_chudzinksi2000R Rob_chudzinksi2000 wrote on last edited by Rob_chudzinksi2000
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      none Of them. Since our tackles are shaky already we don’t need to waste a pick to bring in a rookie tackle when we all know that 90% they are horrid the first year or two and if they’re not busts they take like 3 years to develop to around average or above average play. 

      Either you’re sure the guys the next Mitchell Schwartz or you find a guy another team gets rid of as a cap casualty to compete. Cuz our tackles are suspect as hell im tellin ya now. 

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        Joe Thomases and Joel Bitonio's are in extremely high demand. Probably should try.

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          none Of them. Since our tackles are shaky already we don’t need to waste a pick to bring in a rookie tackle when we all know that 90% they are horrid the first year or two and if they’re not busts they take like 3 years to develop to around average or above average play. 

          Either you’re sure the guys the next Mitchell Schwartz or you find a guy another team gets rid of as a cap casualty to compete. Cuz our tackles are suspect as hell im tellin ya now. 

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          @rob_chudzinksi2000 said:

          Cuz our tackles are were suspect as hell im tellin ya now. 

          Tape of the 2nd half of our season removed most all the doubt.

          Robinson was surprisingly competent and Hubbard, who I expected more of, was surprisingly above average.

          They aren't studs, but they'll do.

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            assuming your first pick is a lb or db, or maybe Jeffrey Simmons if he falls to them..

            what offensive tackle do you think would fit the Browns 3rd round or later?

            Here's a few offensive tackles to start:

            TREY PIPKINS, OT, Sious Falls (my favorite pick)

            https://www.argusleader.com/story/sports/college/university-of-sioux-falls/2019/03/06/university-sioux-falls-trey-pipkins-turned-heads-nfl-scouting-combine/3050864002/

            Joseph Noteboom, OT, TCU (okay, also a favorite pick)

            Oli Udoh, OT/OG, Elon

            Josiah Tonu, OT/OG, Southern Oregon

            Hunter Sallila, OT/OG, Merrimack

            Kenneth Trezvant, OT/OG, Briar Cliff University, (Note: 6'5, 390 lbs)

            Max Scharping, OT, Northern Illinois

            Tytus Howard, OT, Alabama State

            Elgton Jenkins, OG/OT/C, Mississippi State

            Tyler Jones, OT, NC State

            Greg Senat, OT, Wagner

              Brandon Parker, OT, A&T

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            gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
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            @calfoxwc said:

            assuming your first pick is a lb or db, or maybe Jeffrey Simmons if he falls to them..

            what offensive tackle do you think would fit the Browns 3rd round or later?

            Here's a few offensive tackles to start:

            TREY PIPKINS, OT, Sious Falls (my favorite pick)

            https://www.argusleader.com/story/sports/college/university-of-sioux-falls/2019/03/06/university-sioux-falls-trey-pipkins-turned-heads-nfl-scouting-combine/3050864002/

            Oli Udoh, OT/OG, Elon

            Cal am going to go slowly on your opinion on Pipkins..1) I had a great interest in watching the Shrine Bowl for a small school guy around me Oli Udoh of Elon. 2) most the tv media's job is to sell these guys to the NfL. Their Combine badgering of numbers maybe there most misleading. 3) I watched Pipkins struggle worse than Oli at Shrine Bowl getting beat by guys named Jelks,Brailford & Justin Hollins..4.) It was great to watch my deciding factor of Oli & Pipkins getting a invite to the Senior Bowl practices..imho, they were Both over their Heads against better players..  5) in closing at the tackle position, am watching to see if Greg Little or Dalton Risner fall to 2nd round? T Mitch Hyatt of Clemson would not be a reach in 4th or 5th round.. Just one guys opinion, but watch* Pipkins or Udoh at the senior bowl week.  *with no tv volume,just tape..there is a reason in both games they were both moved to G's..Browns can't make that mistake again..we have gazoo's of Guards..  

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              tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by
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              He was hurt pretty early but the one I saw that I thought may have a flash of potential was Patrick Mekahri (spell check) from Cal.

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                @calfoxwc said:

                assuming your first pick is a lb or db, or maybe Jeffrey Simmons if he falls to them..

                what offensive tackle do you think would fit the Browns 3rd round or later?

                Here's a few offensive tackles to start:

                TREY PIPKINS, OT, Sious Falls (my favorite pick)

                https://www.argusleader.com/story/sports/college/university-of-sioux-falls/2019/03/06/university-sioux-falls-trey-pipkins-turned-heads-nfl-scouting-combine/3050864002/

                Oli Udoh, OT/OG, Elon

                Cal am going to go slowly on your opinion on Pipkins..1) I had a great interest in watching the Shrine Bowl for a small school guy around me Oli Udoh of Elon. 2) most the tv media's job is to sell these guys to the NfL. Their Combine badgering of numbers maybe there most misleading. 3) I watched Pipkins struggle worse than Oli at Shrine Bowl getting beat by guys named Jelks,Brailford & Justin Hollins..4.) It was great to watch my deciding factor of Oli & Pipkins getting a invite to the Senior Bowl practices..imho, they were Both over their Heads against better players..  5) in closing at the tackle position, am watching to see if Greg Little or Dalton Risner fall to 2nd round? T Mitch Hyatt of Clemson would not be a reach in 4th or 5th round.. Just one guys opinion, but watch* Pipkins or Udoh at the senior bowl week.  *with no tv volume,just tape..there is a reason in both games they were both moved to G's..Browns can't make that mistake again..we have gazoo's of Guards..  

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                @gumby73 said:

                T Mitch Hyatt of Clemson

                Not my mystery man (no comment on cal's laundry list), but I kinda like Hyatt. Only a 6'5 frame, but 34"+ arms and he moves really well as showed in a very nice 3-cone.

                Right now he's a road-grader who lacks a PassPro skillset, but as well as he moves he should be teachable.

                Reminds me a little of a project OT the Browns once took much earlier in the draft than Mitch will go... name was Rich Schultz or Yatch Smultz or something like that. 🙂

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                  C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
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                  It's really tough because the really solid OT's are needed and highly valued pretty quickly in the first round.

                  I was just wondering - sure glad Dorsey genuinely knows what real talent is.

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                    none Of them. Since our tackles are shaky already we don’t need to waste a pick to bring in a rookie tackle when we all know that 90% they are horrid the first year or two and if they’re not busts they take like 3 years to develop to around average or above average play. 

                    Either you’re sure the guys the next Mitchell Schwartz or you find a guy another team gets rid of as a cap casualty to compete. Cuz our tackles are suspect as hell im tellin ya now. 

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                    @rob_chudzinksi2000 said:

                    none Of them. Since our tackles are shaky already we don’t need to waste a pick to bring in a rookie tackle when we all know that 90% they are horrid the first year or two and if they’re not busts they take like 3 years to develop to around average or above average play. 

                    Either you’re sure the guys the next Mitchell Schwartz or you find a guy another team gets rid of as a cap casualty to compete. Cuz our tackles are suspect as hell im tellin ya now. 

                    ...I hear ya.  At last year's TC Jackson had the OL coach going to plan 'Z' at tackle.

                    You're saying that the drop-off from mid to high 1st round tackles to 2nd & 3rd rounders is so huge that you might as well just take a pot shot at a 6th, 7th or undrafted guy.  That's a theory.

                    I'm concerned about our OL...because now we have the RG to cross our fingers about too.

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                      Interesting:

                      https://herosports.com/fcs/football-nfl-draft-senior-bowl-bzbz

                      Tytus Howard, Alabama State OL

                      Many were curious about Howard entering the Senior Bowl. The story of how he went from a high school QB to arriving at Alabama State as a tight end to now being a 6-foot-6, 311-pound offensive lineman was well reported. He put that athletic ability on display and drew great reviews while also moving into some Top 10 OL rankings.

                      What they said: "We know OT Tytus Howard has the feet to play tackle in the NFL, but it’s great to see this type of physicality from him." - Dane Brugler said in a tweet

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