@cribbs-is-the-man said:

Floyd, Wright, and Jeffries are not elite. Blackmon may not even be considered elite... the WR class is deep, but not top heavy, much like the draft this year in general.

I think Floyd and Blackmon are both elite.

@miktoxic said:

hoping to get there one day soon.

rather ride a john deere than some friggin friday deadline.

got any animals?

if it aint red, leave it in the shed!

@brownfish said:

I think this is one of the deepest WR drafts in a long time...and am not worried about the browns getting at least 2 of these guys in the draft...however there is only one Trent Richardson.

becasue it's so deep and Trent is such a good blocker in the back field i can't see us not drafting Trent. The only other back that could handle our WCO would be Turbin and we have no clue where he will go and we may have to reach for him which would be stupid.

Elite

Blackmon

Floyd

Jefferey

Wright

Starters

Streeter

Hill

Mcnutt

Sanu

Toon

Sleepers

Jarius Wright

Greg Childs

Travis Benjamin

Floyd, Wright, and Jeffries are not elite. Blackmon may not even be considered elite... the WR class is deep, but not top heavy, much like the draft this year in general.

rather ride a john deere than some friggin friday deadline.

got any animals? Mik

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Nope. That's too much work, cept I plan on having a dozen or two of chickens.

But we have about 7 acres of hay we bale ourselves and sell, and 14 acres of soybeans,

not yet planted, and we can now harvest those and transport those ourselves.

That, and the giant garden again. About "700" tomato plants, I think, 300 peppers...

squash, everything else. I'm still working on the right method of growing sweet corn

and flour corn.

@calfoxwc said:

I'm an ex computer guy, and current day farmer.

hoping to get there one day soon.

rather ride a john deere than some friggin friday deadline.

got any animals?

@calfoxwc said:

I knew I'd get bitched at... but hey, I'm an ex computer guy, and current day farmer.

It's the best I got. Good thing none of us will be the drafter for the Browns, eh?

I'll answer that after the draft...

Seriously though, kudos for making an effort that you obviously put some thought into. I mean your players actually are likely to be where you said you'd take them. Compared to some of the mock's around here that alone warrants high praise.

It's not as easy as it looks...

That's why after picking apart some earlier efforts, I did mine a week ago. It's here. Have at it...

@brownfish said:

I think this is one of the deepest WR drafts in a long time...and am not worried about the browns getting at least 2 of these guys in the draft...however there is only one Trent Richardson.

because it's so deep and Trent is such a good blocker in the back field i can't see us not drafting Trent. The only other back that could handle our WCO would be Turbin and we have no clue where he will go and we may have to reach for him which would be stupid.

Elite Blackmon Floyd Jefferey Wright

Starters Streeter Hill Mcnutt Sanu Toon

Sleepers Jarius Wright Greg Childs Travis Benjamin

How many catches did TR have in his college career? Kinda an important attribute for a WCO RB don't ya think?

I keep saying this kid is made for the WCO:

Cyrus Grey (RB-A&M) - 5'10"/206 & 4.47 speed and 100+ career catches. Roger Craig potential... I swear... and you can get him in Rnd 3...

And here are two more WR's for your list:

Marvin Jones (WR-Cal) - 6'2"/200 & 4.46 speed. Late 3rd, maybe early 4th. Can start on our Offense.

Dwight Jones (WR- NC) - 6'3"/230 & 4.55 speed and a jumper. Late 4th. Good Red Zone contributor...

Cysko

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Hey, I don't do any parlay vu nothin. @@ (How do you call somebody an "egg sucking weasel" in French?)

Oh wait, you liked my draft.

Nevermind. GGG

becasue it's so deep and Trent is such a good blocker in the back field i can't see us not drafting Trent. The only other back that could handle our WCO would be Turbin and we have no clue where he will go and we may have to reach for him which would be stupid.

Elite

Blackmon

Floyd

Jefferey

Wright

Starters

Streeter

Hill

Mcnutt

Sanu

Toon

Sleepers

Jarius Wright

Greg Childs

Travis Benjamin

(this will make the draft very different..... maybe)

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1116504-2012-nfl-draft-sleeper-south-dakota-state-wr-dale-moss-has-amazing-pro-day

I personally think that they won't draft a qb at all this year, and will draft one next year. But, if I'm

wrong, then Weeden fits. I know he's 29, but he's impressing some teams, and I don't like any of the

other qb's out there after him. Osweiler sp? could be the pick instead of Weeden... but ... I read where

he is heavy footed. Then I read where he is surprisingly able to roll out and run. Beats me.

But I don't like him in case he's another Derek "Dumbass Bigfoot" Anderson. @@

The problem with Hill is, plenty of teams will reach for him, which will drive up his position in the draft.

If Hill does't fall to the Browns in the 2nd round, they are in trouble in the wr area. So, the higher need and the not so great wr crop..

drives Hill to not be there for the Browns at #2. I think.

You could be correct about Mosely. But, I can't figure out a good draft that has an OT in the first or second round.

Even Bobbie Massie, who is often referred to as maybe not as quick feet for the NFL RT spot, will surely go before

the Browns pick in the third. But Pinkston made it through his rookie year. Mosely isn't strong like Massie and and a few others...

but he's very quick on the slide and he's a gamer. OT's will fall in the first two rounds like overripe crabapples in a tornado.

It would be better if the Browns signed a veteran ROT, but that hasn't happened yet. That would give Mosely a year or two

to grow into the NFL RT spot.

I think I'd want a real stalwart drafted RT to start, but then I'd have to scrap my not so stupid mock draft and start over again.

It's the best I got. Good thing none of us will be the drafter for the Browns, eh?

@harry-buffalo said:

Hill isn't going to make it out of the first round, there isn't a chance of that an Weeden most likely won't make it out of the second regardless of his age. If he was 4 years younger he would be the Browns pick at 4. His level of play is just below RGIII's and he can and could be a starting QB somewhere for over 5 years.

First, I'll take some of that Hill action... but only because Al Davis is dead...

Second, as long as it's not us I could care who wastes a high pick on Weedon.

@tour2ma said:

First general comment... you are reaching.

Not the way I'd go, but Richardson is fine. However, I feel we can trade down and still get him.

Hill (WR) at 22 is a reach. He is just as likely to be there at 37. Not one I would go with even then, too "trackish" for my tastes.

Any QB at 37 when you open by saying we are going to get our QB of the future in 2013 makes no sense, let alone Weedon, a 29-yo QB. Any GM that takes Weedon before round 5 ought to be fired on the spot... so consider yourself fired.

Not feeling Wagner (OLB) as a 2nd Rnd alternative to Weedon at all. Ref's I'm seeing have him at 6'0" and running 4.69.

Mosely (OT) is a good prospect, but no way is he ready to step in and start in 2012.

Brooks (OG) is a great choice. That's why he was in my mock...

Agreement is a good place to stop... kudos for the effort...

Hill isn't going to make it out of the first round, there isn't a chance of that an Weeden most likely won't make it out of the second regardless of his age. If he was 4 years younger he would be the Browns pick at 4. His level of play is just below RGIII's and he can and could be a starting QB somewhere for over 5 years.

Not the way I'd go, but Richardson is fine. However, I feel we can trade down and still get him.

Hill (WR) at 22 is a reach. He is just as likely to be there at 37. Not one I would go with even then, too "trackish" for my tastes.

Any QB at 37 when you open by saying we are going to get our QB of the future in 2013 makes no sense, let alone Weedon, a 29-yo QB. Any GM that takes Weedon before round 5 ought to be fired on the spot... so consider yourself fired.

Not feeling Wagner (OLB) as a 2nd Rnd alternative to Weedon at all. Ref's I'm seeing have him at 6'0" and running 4.69.

Mosely (OT) is a good prospect, but no way is he ready to step in and start in 2012.

Brooks (OG) is a great choice. That's why he was in my mock...

Agreement is a good place to stop... kudos for the effort...