Josh Gordon - Supplemental Draft Pick
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He also scored high on his Wonderlic and passed a surprise drug test.
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" if he can keep his head on straight."
thats a very big IF.....and certainly a risk in the 3rd. mitchell has all the measureables as well.....
I mean, the guy just got arrested once for marijuana possession, then got held up by the transfer process when he went to Utah. It's not like he was out fingerpopping hooker's buttholes to get his hands on rock or shiping 6 pounds of weed cross country.
I was as big a Mitchell fan as anyone, but he's had a couple years now and hasn't shown anything.
I was as big a Mitchell fan as anyone, but he's had a couple years now and hasn't shown anything.
pass on Gordon this time >> too many cooks in the kitchen.
hopefully this will be Carlton Mitchell's year >> boom or bust for him i suspect.
he finally started dressing in 2011 and caught some balls late in the season when Seneca was under center. (nothing implied there re: QB for any looking.)
here's his 2011 contributions:
more vids of current Browns players here>>and if you're like me enjoy getting nothing done today.
where were these about 2 months ago?? damn.
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Going into this year's draft what were the things that we all said were a priority for this team?: A RT, a RB, a QB, a WR, LB help, DB help. All that was addressed, some in a big way, some in a smaller way.
Coming out of the draft what have we said is still the Browns biggest priority?: Help at WR.
Now, the question is, do we wait until NEXT year's draft to get that help? Do we pick up a veteran FA.....or can we use next year's draft pick to draft a quality, needed WR right now?
I say, if the guy is worth it, get him now. The question is: is Josh Gordon worth a 3r/4th, even 2d round pick. Again, I have to defer to the talent experts running the Browns to answer that question. Does anyone know if this guy will be another Robo, or a Mike Wallace type? I don't. I doubt any of you really do. Let Heckert do his job.
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When I heard all the talk about a WR in the supplemental draft I got a little excited. But, I don't know if this guy is going to be any better than what we already have. I see Greg Little beasting out this year and taking a really big jump forward. This would seem to imply that Momass will also break out, since his best season was when he lined up opposite Braylon Edwards. I think Little could be just as good as BE was and then some. Also Cribbs is coming alone very well for a Wideout. He's gotten better at routes and he catches the ball very well, very smoothly. Add in Mitchell, who is an unknown as of yet and Norwood, who came along and started getting mixed in towards the end of last season. New additions such as Travis Benjamin and Josh Cooper add some more to get excited about. I can't wait to see more of Evan Moore and Jordan Cameron whom I think are both capable and playmaking ball-catching TEs!
I just don't want to jump overboard and miss out on a stud that could be waiting for us to take at the spot we give away this year. We already added 2 1st rounders and a stud RT. I know our O was bad last year but I don't think it was that bad. I chalk it up to a first time HC/OC and no OC at all. First year in the system and a shortened offseason in which to implement it in. I guess we'll see but I'm still calling it Brown's Brothers... Playoffs!
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When I heard all the talk about a WR in the supplemental draft I got a little excited. But, I don't know if this guy is going to be any better than what we already have. I see Greg Little beasting out this year and taking a really big jump forward. This would seem to imply that Momass will also break out, since his best season was when he lined up opposite Braylon Edwards. I think Little could be just as good as BE was and then some. Also Cribbs is coming alone very well for a Wideout. He's gotten better at routes and he catches the ball very well, very smoothly. Add in Mitchell, who is an unknown as of yet and Norwood, who came along and started getting mixed in towards the end of last season. New additions such as Travis Benjamin and Josh Cooper add some more to get excited about. I can't wait to see more of Evan Moore and Jordan Cameron whom I think are both capable and playmaking ball-catching TEs!
I just don't want to jump overboard and miss out on a stud that could be waiting for us to take at the spot we give away this year. We already added 2 1st rounders and a stud RT. I know our O was bad last year but I don't think it was that bad. I chalk it up to a first time HC/OC and no OC at all. First year in the system and a shortened offseason in which to implement it in. I guess we'll see but I'm still calling it Brown's Brothers... Playoffs!
When I heard all the talk about a WR in the supplemental draft I got a little excited. But, I don't know if this guy is going to be any better than what we already have. I see Greg Little beasting out this year and taking a really big jump forward. This would seem to imply that Momass will also break out, since his best season was when he lined up opposite Braylon Edwards. I think Little could be just as good as BE was and then some. Also Cribbs is coming alone very well for a Wideout. He's gotten better at routes and he catches the ball very well, very smoothly. Add in Mitchell, who is an unknown as of yet and Norwood, who came along and started getting mixed in towards the end of last season. New additions such as Travis Benjamin and Josh Cooper add some more to get excited about. I can't wait to see more of Evan Moore and Jordan Cameron whom I think are both capable and playmaking ball-catching TEs!
I just don't want to jump overboard and miss out on a stud that could be waiting for us to take at the spot we give away this year.
What if this guy IS a stud? Then by not taking him, we do miss out on a stud. I don't know if he is or isn't.....let Heckert figure it out. All I am saying is that we all think that in the next draft a stud WR will be a priority, right? So if we have one sitting in front of us grab him now and get our next year's draft pick a year early..
A good question is: how would he compare to the top WR prospects that would be available in next year's draft?
Any thoughts on that, by anyone?
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Schefter just tweeted. Browns take Gordon in 2nd. I like it.
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I was as big a Mitchell fan as anyone, but he's had a couple years now and hasn't shown anything.
pass on Gordon this time >> too many cooks in the kitchen.
hopefully this will be Carlton Mitchell's year >> boom or bust for him i suspect.
he finally started dressing in 2011 and caught some balls late in the season when Seneca was under center. (nothing implied there re: QB for any looking.)
here's his 2011 contributions:
more vids of current Browns players here>>and if you're like me enjoy getting nothing done today.
where were these about 2 months ago?? damn.
pass on Gordon this time >> too many cooks in the kitchen.
hopefully this will be Carlton Mitchell's year >> boom or bust for him i suspect.
he finally started dressing in 2011 and caught some balls late in the season when Seneca was under center. (nothing implied there re: QB for any looking.)
here's his 2011 contributions:
more vids of current Browns players here>>and if you're like me enjoy getting nothing done today.
where were these about 2 months ago?? damn.
Why are people still talking about Carlton Mitchell like he's going to amount to something in the NFL? He barely saw the field on a team with the worst WR corps in the league, he can't catch and he can't stay healthy. Moveon.org
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