DRAFT DAY 2020 ! ! !
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#31 Minnesota take Jeff Gladney CB TCU.
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these gm's are now toying with these media big boards
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Really, because its like at least a half dozen or more that on many/most boards were NOT given 1st round grades, or mocked to round one.
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A lot of quality Day 2 picks to be had.
Winfield, Chinn, Gallimore, Harrison, Davis.... all great players to be had.
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Chiefs take Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB LSU with #32 pick.
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Really, because its like at least a half dozen or more that on many/most boards were NOT given 1st round grades, or mocked to round one.
they don't know what they think they know...2nd medicals & player interviews that fit in the room really matters..who has game size & speed mattered tonight... Top RD.2 Loaded! Sleep on a good one..Night Gents & Go Browns!!
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Not a single safety taken. When’s the last time that happened?
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The commish - "Keep the booze coming"
TOLD YOU MF HE WAS DRUNK
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Per Jeff Legwold ESPN writer
First round talent still on the board starting round 2:
20. D'Andre Swift RB Georgia
21. Xavier McKinney S Alabama
22. Yetur Gross-Matos Edge Penn St.
23. AJ Epenesa Edge Iowa
24. Tee Higgins WR Clemson
25. Ross Blacklock DT TCU
29. Zack Baun LB Wisconsin
32. Jalen Hurts CB Utah.
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Epenesa mocked as a top 10 pick LOLOL.
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And the reply...
"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 -
a friend in NC texted me, and asked who the Browns would pick while they were on the clock, I said "Wills, but he plays RT" ?
and he said Wills has been working all off season to switch to LT. that is kinda obvious, I suppose - and it's an outstanding pick. I thought for sure he'd be gone to the Giants, but they picked Simmons.
It does occur to me - what in the.... happened to Josh Jones? he's THAT raw? Houston is THAT bad an offense? red flags show up?
I'm surprised at that one. I liked this draft - much faster.
Seems pretty consistent that character played a good part of the first round prospects drafted. A lot of great stories...
I'm not going to be surprised if Wills starts at LT - he's a great pick and has already been working on it. I'm good with that.
Second round- no idea. Safeties/lb/wr is my guess - might Mckinney fall to the Browns?
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I know FO's say this all the time about whomever they take, but somehow I believe DePo.
"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 -
I like Mckinney (expect him to be picked before us). After him I like delpit or winfield Jr at safety. Baun at olb. Epenesa if we want to get that 15 mil off the books from vernon, and logan Wilson at mlb. If any of these guys are our pick I will be ecstatic with our first two picks.
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I wonder if we go safety or LB? Maybe DT? Ross Blacklock?
A few intriguing safeties like McKinney, Delpit, Davis, Winfield, and Chinn.
LB Akeem Davis-Gaither is an interesting player.. assuming Zack Baun is drafted before #41 he might be worth a look with the 3rd rounder.
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https://sports.yahoo.com/jedrick-wills-transition-left-tackle-110953662.html
Jedrick Wills: Transition to left tackle “going pretty well”
Josh AlperProFootball Talk on NBC SportsApr 23, 2020, 7:09 AMJedrick Wills as the favorite ahead of Tristan Wirfs to be the first offensive lineman off the board on Thursday night and the two players have something in common as they embark on their professional careers.Both men played right tackle in college and are likely to be switching sides once they hit the NFL. Wills’ coach at Alabama Nick Saban said he believes Wills has the “physical abilities” to make the move and Wills shared how the process of preparing for a potential move has been going.“It’s been going pretty well,” Wills said, via Cleveland.com. “Of course it’s pretty much on my own now without coaches and everything, just preparing for this draft process. But for the most part, it’s been a smooth transition and I’m doing what I can on my own for now until I actually make a team and then we’ll see what their judgement is on it.”Wills didn’t share Wirfs’ explanation for the difference between the positions — “It kinda feels like wiping your butt with your other hand,” Wirfs said recently — but did say that there needs to be “a whole different set of tools that you have to use to play on that side” of the line.Wills may not know what side of the line he will be on in his NFL debut, but he shouldn’t have to wait too much longer to know who he’ll be playing for when that moment arrives.
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