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  • 4
    WR SAMMY WATKINS
    CLEMSON
    26
    QB JOHNNY MANZIEL
    TEXAS A&M
    35
    S HA’SEAN CLINTON-DIX
    ALABAMA
    71
    CB KYLE FULLER
    VIRGINIA TECH
    83
    RB CARLOS HYDE
    OHIO STATE
    102
    TE ARTHUR LYNCH
    GEORGIA
    123
    DT DAQUAN JONES
    PENN STATE
    133
    ILB MAX BULLOUGH
    MICHIGAN STATE
    164
    OT SEANTREL HENDERSON
    MIAMI
    195
    WR CODY LATIMER
    INDIANA
  • Wish this draft would come true...

    4

    WR SAMMY WATKINS

    CLEMSON --because obvious.

    26

    OT CYRUS KOUANDJIO

    ALABAMA -- May be better suited at Gor can take over for a meh Schwartz. Physically imposing

    35

    RB TRE MASON

    AUBURN -- bruiser, speedy. Could fit in that Marshawn Lynch role

    71

    ILB SHAYNE SKOV

    STANFORD -- because his name.

    83

    CB STANLEY JEAN- BAPTISTE

    NEBRASKA -- tall (6'2) corner, impressed at senior bowl and shot up draft boards. Good bump and run guy.

    102

    TE C.J. FIEDOROWICZ

    IOWA -- incredible hands. Great size. Smart. Help take pressure off Cameron (and Gordon Watkins) on 3rd and passing.

    123

    QB A.J. MCCARRON

    ALABAMA -- Russell Wilson type QB, knows how to manage and how to win a game when he needs to just needs weapons ( which he'll have)

    133

    RB JAMES WHITE

    WISCONSIN -- good fast change it up type back that has some power to take load off Mason

    164

    WR MICHAEL CAMPANARO

    WAKE FORREST -- ideal slot

    195

    G TRAI TURNER

    LSU -- line depth

  • A new week a new draft and this one is pretty good

    4

    QB Teddy Twatwater

    LOUISVILLE

    26

    CB DARQUEZE DENNARD

    MICHIGAN STATE

    35

    WR KELVIN BENJAMIN

    FLORIDA STATE

    71

    ILB CHRISTIAN JONES

    FLORIDA STATE

    83

    G GABE JACKSON

    MISSISSIPPI STATE

    102

    RB LACHE SEASTRUNK

    BAYLOR

    123

    WR MARTAVIS BRYANT

    CLEMSON

    133

    C BRYAN STORK

    FLORIDA STATE

    164

    RB DE’ANTHONY THOMAS

    OREGON

    195

    G KADEEM EDWARDS

    TENNESSEE STATE

  • 4

    DE JADEVEON CLOWNEY

    SOUTH CAROLINA

    26

    CB DARQUEZE DENNARD

    MICHIGAN STATE

    35

    RB LACHE SEASTRUNK

    BAYLOR

    71

    S AHMAD DIXON

    BAYLOR

    83

    WR JARVIS LANDRY

    LSU

    102

    RB CARLOS HYDE

    OHIO STATE

    123

    QB A.J. MCCARRON

    ALABAMA


  • 4


    OT GREG ROBINSON

    AUBURN




    26


    QB JOHNNY MANZIEL

    TEXAS A&M




    35


    WR MARQISE LEE

    USC




    71


    ILB CHRISTIAN JONES

    FLORIDA STATE




    83


    G CYRIL RICHARDSON

    BAYLOR




    102


    CB STANLEY JEAN- BAPTISTE

    NEBRASKA




    123


    RB JEREMY HILL

    LSU




    133


    S DION BAILEY

    USC




    164


    TE JOE DON DUNCAN

    DIXIE STATE




    195


    RB ANTONIO ANDREWS

    WESTERN KENTUCKY


  • This one right here is the ONE I've been trying to get. This has it all!


    4 QB DEREK CARR FRESNO STATE


    26 CB JUSTIN GILBERT OKLAHOMA STATE


    35 RB LACHE SEASTRUNK BAYLOR


    71 WR JARVIS LANDRY LSU


    83 S AHMAD DIXON BAYLOR

    This puts Cleveland at the top of the AFCN.







  • Between Justin Gilbert and Darqueze Dennard.... which one do you take?

  • Finally upgraded my browser so I could run this fucker... I hate IE11, but mission accomplished, as my wee hours of the morning, bloodshot eyes can attest...

    While it's unrealistic (JF in round 2??? Really?) what I do like about it is that it forced me to:

    • - take a more holistic view of the draft which has "unstuck" me somewhat from my Watkins-crush; and
    • - look at other players... to expand my "sleeper list" if you will.

    Anyway here's three different scenarios I am kinda fond of. A lot of the pieces are the same... especially in the backend.

    04 OLB ANTHONY BARR UCLA
    26 OT ZACK MARTIN NOTRE DAME
    35 ILB CHRIS BORLAND WISCONSIN
    71 WR JARED ABBREDERIS WISCONSIN
    83 QB JIMMY GAROPPOLO EASTERN ILLINOIS
    102 OT SEANTREL HENDERSON MIAMI
    123 RB JAMES WHITE WISCONSIN
    133 S KENNY LADLER VANDERBILT
    164 TE CROCKETT GILMORE COLORADO STATE
    195 CB PHILLIP GAINES RICE

    4 QB BLAKE BORTLES CENTRAL FLORIDA
    26 G DAVID YANKEY STANFORD
    35 ILB CHRIS BORLAND WISCONSIN
    71 WR JARED ABBREDERIS WISCONSIN
    83 OLB JORDAN TRIPP MONTANA
    102 WR MARTAVIS BRYANT CLEMSON
    123 RB JAMES WHITE WISCONSIN
    133 S KENNY LADLER VANDERBILT
    164 TE CROCKETT GILMORE COLORADO STATE
    195 CB PHILLIP GAINES RICE

    4 WR SAMMY WATKINS CLEMSON
    26 OT ZACK MARTIN NOTRE DAME
    35 ILB CHRIS BORLAND WISCONSIN
    71 QB JIMMY GAROPPOLO EASTERN ILLINOIS
    83 TE C.J. FIEDOROWICZ IOWA
    102 OLB JORDAN TRIPP MONTANA
    123 RB JAMES WHITE WISCONSIN
    133 S KENNY LADLER VANDERBILT
    164 TE CROCKETT GILMORE COLORADO STATE
    195 CB PHILLIP GAINES RICE

  • @mike-h said:

    My first mock Im publishing has Borland, Ladler, Gilmore, James White and Gaines. LOL.

    LOL.. Having 2nd thoughts now?

  • What else is interesting is taking other teams and seeing what the 'puter dreams up for us...

    I played for my wife's Texans a bit ago and I think we paid dearly for it...

    My Texans' Draft:
    1 QB BLAKE BORTLES CENTRAL FLORIDA
    33 S HA’SEAN CLINTON-DIX ALABAMA
    65 RB TRE MASON AUBURN
    97 WR MARTAVIS BRYANT CLEMSON
    129 CB KEITH MCGILL UTAH
    161 WR RYAN GRANT TULANE
    193 CB PHILLIP GAINES RICE

    The Computerized Browns' Draft:
    4 WR SAMMY WATKINS CLEMSON
    26 QB JOHNNY MANZIEL TEXAS A&M
    35 G XAVIER SU’A-FILO UCLA
    71 CB E.J. GAINES MISSOURI
    83 RB CARLOS HYDE OHIO STATE
    102 C BRYAN STORK FLORIDA STATE
    123 G WESLEY JOHNSON VANDERBILT
    133 RB MARION GRICE ARIZONA STATE
    164 WR MICHAEL CAMPANARO WAKE FORREST
    195 RB ANTONIO ANDREWS WESTERN KENTUCKY

    I quickly went from "Cool... it took Sammie, JF and Xavier" to "WTF??? 3 RBs???"...

  • @mike-h said:

    I have 1 QB, 2 WR, 2 RB, 1 TE, 1 OG, 1 CB, 1 ILB, 1 S ... Have a couple of different versions, but most have that same make-up of positions. have to really think about DL and OL some more, I think. Not sure how confident they are in all those guys, particularly Rubin for his salary cap hit, Desmond Bryant's health, Mitch Schwartz and both OGs.

    Well, you know what I think of our O-line...

    I just dove into D-line prospects while doing a second draft for the Texans, who need some help there. As stacked as I thought we are (especially if in route to a 4-3), I had not given D-line much thought, but you raise some points I had not considered. I think/ hope most of them resolve themselves, or move significantly towards resolution, by the Combine.

    Anyway... there's a kid at Louisiana Tech named Justin Ellis that is blowing me away. It's a real "man among boys" scenario... and not in a Jerry Sandusky way. And apparently it carried over to the Senor Bowl against better competition. He's 6'2 342 lbs and has been clocked at 5.3 in the 40. Right now the kid has a Round 4/5 tag.

  • Well... I've run 10 sims as the Texans now... 2 each with the overall #1 spent on Bridgewater, Bortles, Manziel, Clowney and Mathews.

    Here's a few results:

    • 6 of the 10 sims took a QB at #4 (Teddy 3 times; Bortles once and Carr twice).
    • 5 of the above 6 took a WR at #26 (most often M. Lee); the 6th took a RB (Mason)
    • 4 of the 10 Sims took Watkins at #4 followed by Manziel at #26.


    Each of the 10 Computer sim of our Browns included: 1-QB, 2-WRs, 1-RBs, 1-C, 2-OGs for 7 of our 10 picks... (70 of 100).
    For the other 30 picks:

    • 6 of 10 included two RBs and 1 of 10 included 3 RBs (8 of 100);
    • 3 included OTs (3 of 100);
    • 4 included a DE (4 of 100);
    • 1 included a DT (1 of 100);
    • 1 included a DT (1 of 100); and
    • 7 included 1 CB; 3 included 2 CBs. (13 of 100).

    Nothing earth shattering, but it gives some insight into the sim's designers' evaluation of our team and the areas needing improvement... primarily QB, RB, WR, and O-line.

    Since they "update the site every Tuesday" it may be interesting to see whether or not patterns vary with time.

  • Clowney was off the board so I traded down with Atlanta at 6

    Your Picks:
    Round 1 Pick 6 (ATL): Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M
    Round 1 Pick 26: Derek Carr, QB, Fresno State
    Round 2 Pick 3: David Yankey, OG, Stanford
    Round 2 Pick 5 (ATL): Louchiez Purifoy, CB, Florida
    Round 3 Pick 7: Ka'Deem Carey, RB, Arizona
    Round 3 Pick 19: Yawin Smallwood, ILB, Connecticut
    Round 4 Pick 6: Zach Mettenberger, QB, LSU
    Round 4 Pick 27: Marqueston Huff, FS, Wyoming
    Round 5 Pick 5: Justin Ellis, DT, Louisiana Tech
    Round 6 Pick 4: J.C. Copeland, FB, LSU
    Round 7 Pick 3: Ronald Powell, OLB, Florida

  • Or doing 3 rounds with the other link

    4
    DE JADEVEON CLOWNEY
    SOUTH CAROLINA
    26
    OT TAYLOR LEWAN
    MICHIGAN
    35
    WR ALLEN ROBINSON
    PENN STATE
    71
    ILB SHAYNE SKOV
    STANFORD
    83
    RB CARLOS HYDE
    OHIO STATE
  • I'll play.

    4
    DE JADEVEON CLOWNEY
    SOUTH CAROLINA
    26
    G DAVID YANKEY
    STANFORD
    35
    RB TRE MASON
    AUBURN
    71
    QB JIMMY GAROPPOLO
    EASTERN ILLINOIS
    83
    CB TERRANCE MITCHELL
    OREGON
    102
    WR MARTAVIS BRYANT
    CLEMSON
    123
    ILB LAMIN BARROW
    LSU
    133
    ILB MAX BULLOUGH
    MICHIGAN STATE
    164
    S HAKEEM SMITH
    LOUISVILLE
    195
    WR MATT HAZEL
    COASTAL CAROLINA
  • Here's my latest, and I really, really like it.

    Round 1 Pick 4: Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina (A) - We need the BPA at 4 overall. This guy may be the greatest individual talent in the draft. Bridgewater and Bortles were gone, Manziel is too big a question mark to take this early. With him, our defensive line becomes absolutely stacked, and we play more sets with 4 down linemen.

    Round 1 Pick 26: Derek Carr, QB, Fresno State (A-) - Seeing as we passed on the top 3 QBs, we're still hurting in this regard. Luckily, Carr fell to this position, and taking him here is a much better value than for any QB with the 4th overall.

  • Round 2 Pick 3: Gabe Jackson, OG, Mississippi State (B ) - Might be reaching a bit to grab him, but we desperately need a guard, moreso if Mack leaves. Here, we snag the top guard prospect in the draft.

    Round 3 Pick 7: Bishop Sankey, RB, Washington (A) - Vertical, explosive runner, fills our need at RB. I think he's a better prospect than Hyde.

  • Round 3 Pick 19: Yawin Smallwood, ILB, Connecticut (A-) - Here's a guy that will provide depth at ILB, potentially challenging Robertson for his spot.

    Round 4 Pick 6: Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Eastern Illinois (A-) - Getting this guy in the fourth is a steal. Not sure if this happens, as it means we'd have to cut Weeden.

  • Round 4 Pick 27: Jared Abbrederis, WR, Wisconsin (A) - He thrashed Roby one-on-one. Also a steal to get him in the fourth.

    Round 5 Pick 5: Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB, Nebraska (A-) - I don't expect this guy to be gone by the end of the third, maybe in the fourth. He's built like Richard Sherman, biggest CB prospect in the draft.

  • Round 6 Pick 4: Caraun Reid, DT, Princeton (A) - Again, I didn't expect to see him here.


    Round 7 Pick 3: Christian Kirksey, OLB, Iowa (A) - Same as before, no way I expect that he's still around.