Who Are The Very Best And Why Do You Feel That Way?

Reply to Who Are The Very Best And Why Do You Feel That Way? on Wed, 18 Jan 2012 00:05:32 GMT

PoeticG — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 00:05:32 GMT

If Blackmon, Richardson, Kalil or RG3 are on the board when we select at 4. Who is the franchise player and why? Who will be a stud for the next 7-10 years in an orange and brown helmet. We cannot afford to keep drafting high and letting our #1 picks go in FA or traded to teams like the raiders for third round compensation(Wimbley)... Whoever we pick up in the first round MUST be an instant starter and be an upgrade at the position as well as able to HOLD onto that position for the long term. So far in the last three drafts we seem to have gotten it right. Mack, Haden, Taylor. Those three picks should be Browns for a long time. Also, they are so good that I don't see anyone coming out the draft any time soon that would be and upgrade over these guys. That's what I'm talking about. Do you see those factors in any of the players that are coming out. 1)They will instantly start, produce, and upgrade the position significantly. 2)They will be a LONG TERM fixture on the Browns and be a stud 3)They are good enough that come next year there won't be someone better that we could replace them with...

Reply to Who Are The Very Best And Why Do You Feel That Way? on Tue, 17 Jan 2012 21:25:01 GMT

The Gipper — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 21:25:01 GMT

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Reply to Who Are The Very Best And Why Do You Feel That Way? on Tue, 17 Jan 2012 20:27:47 GMT

Pumpkin Eater — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 20:27:47 GMT

This thread is asking us to talk about our feelings... GAY.

Reply to Who Are The Very Best And Why Do You Feel That Way? on Tue, 17 Jan 2012 14:13:34 GMT

choco — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 14:13:34 GMT

sigh.....you need a hobby. only 3.5 months left....

Reply to Who Are The Very Best And Why Do You Feel That Way? on Tue, 17 Jan 2012 05:37:29 GMT

blowe — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 05:37:29 GMT

how do you create yet another draft thread with nothing at all to add to it?

Reply to Who Are The Very Best And Why Do You Feel That Way? on Tue, 17 Jan 2012 02:46:50 GMT

PoeticG — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 02:46:50 GMT

Are there position specific areas that are going to be more strong next draft as opposed to this draft. Say, if this draft class is light on probowl caliber WRs, and next years crop looks much more promising then would you guys suggest that we upgrade in relation to what will be available next year as well in evaluating who to draft where, this year?

Reply to Who Are The Very Best And Why Do You Feel That Way? on Mon, 16 Jan 2012 23:40:28 GMT

The Gipper — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 23:40:28 GMT

@the-gipper said:

OK, only the nth "draft thread" started just today. As important as it is to the Browns future, this is sure going to start burning me out. All I can say is one site that has the following as the best at their positions in the draft. (first number is their rank overall) CBS, NFLDraftscout.com:

Areas of significant need for Browns:

4 *Morris Claiborne CB 1 LSU Jr 6-0 185 1 4.45

67 Markelle Martin FS 1 Oklahoma State rSr 6-1 198 2-3 4.47

7 *Trent Richardson RB 1 Alabama Jr 5-11 224 1 4.52 if Hillis not resigned

6 *Justin Blackmon WR 1 Oklahoma State rJr 6-1 215 1 4.54

36 Mark Barron SS 1 Alabama Sr 6-2 218 1-2 4.56

16 *Nick Perry DE 1 Southern California rJr 6-3 250 1 4.64

166 Chad Diehl FB 1 Clemson rSr 6-2 260 5 4.72

1 *Andrew Luck QB 1 Stanford rJr 6-4 235 1 4.73

29 *Dwayne Allen TE 1 Clemson rJr 6-4 255 1-2 4.76

18 *Luke Kuechly ILB 1 Boston College Jr 6-2 237 1 4.80

14 Melvin Ingram OLB 1 South Carolina rSr 6-2 276 1 4.82

406 Josh Harris LS 1 Auburn Sr 6-1 228 4.82

239 Blair Walsh K 1 Georgia Sr 5-10 192 7 4.96

219 Drew Butler P 1 Georgia rSr 6-2 214 6-7 5.04

2 *Matt Kalil OT 1 Southern California rJr 6-6 295 1 5.05..but it won't be him that we get.

8 Devon Still DT 1 Penn State rSr 6-4 310 1 5.06

22 *Peter Konz C 1 Wisconsin rJr 6-5 315 1-2 5.16

9 *David DeCastro OG 1 Stanford rJr 6-5 312 1 5.22, only if he drops into the second round.

Reply to Who Are The Very Best And Why Do You Feel That Way? on Mon, 16 Jan 2012 23:34:12 GMT

The Gipper — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 23:34:12 GMT

OK, only the nth "draft thread" started just today. As important as it is to the Browns future, this is sure going to start burning me out. All I can say is one site that has the following as the best at their positions in the draft. (first number is their rank overall) CBS, NFLDraftscout.com:

4 *Morris Claiborne CB 1 LSU Jr 6-0 185 1 4.45

67 Markelle Martin FS 1 Oklahoma State rSr 6-1 198 2-3 4.47

7 *Trent Richardson RB 1 Alabama Jr 5-11 224 1 4.52

6 *Justin Blackmon WR 1 Oklahoma State rJr 6-1 215 1 4.54

36 Mark Barron SS 1 Alabama Sr 6-2 218 1-2 4.56

16 *Nick Perry DE 1 Southern California rJr 6-3 250 1 4.64

166 Chad Diehl FB 1 Clemson rSr 6-2 260 5 4.72

1 *Andrew Luck QB 1 Stanford rJr 6-4 235 1 4.73

29 *Dwayne Allen TE 1 Clemson rJr 6-4 255 1-2 4.76

18 *Luke Kuechly ILB 1 Boston College Jr 6-2 237 1 4.80

14 Melvin Ingram OLB 1 South Carolina rSr 6-2 276 1 4.82

406 Josh Harris LS 1 Auburn Sr 6-1 228 4.82

239 Blair Walsh K 1 Georgia Sr 5-10 192 7 4.96

219 Drew Butler P 1 Georgia rSr 6-2 214 6-7 5.04

2 *Matt Kalil OT 1 Southern California rJr 6-6 295 1 5.05

8 Devon Still DT 1 Penn State rSr 6-4 310 1 5.06

22 *Peter Konz C 1 Wisconsin rJr 6-5 315 1-2 5.16

9 *David DeCastro OG 1 Stanford rJr 6-5 312 1 5.22