@plumcrazy73 said:

so we draft him ( Brandon Thomas) with one of our lower picks and wait a year to see the fruits of our labor.

Take Richardson in the third and Thomas in the fifth.

We could then conceivably have two very good, very young OL.

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

yeah. this guy:

Former Clemson guard Brandon Thomas, who is rated as one of the top interior offensive linemen available in this year's draft, suffered a torn ACL while working out last week, a league source said.

Thomas (6-foot-3, 317 pounds) is coming off an outstanding set of practices during the Senior Bowl and was seen as a probable second- or third-round pick before suffering his injury, according to NFL personnel sources.

Thomas suffered the injury during a non-contact drill in a workout with the New Orleans Saints, a league source confirmed to ESPN.

He already had six pre-draft visits in recent weeks.

Thomas is ranked by ESPN's Scouts Inc. as the third-best guard available in May's draft.

@miktoxic said:

didn't he just tear it working out for a team?

No. You might be thinking of someone else.

@sienn13 said:

The same as all those QB's they have drafted in the first round.

All four of them in 15 years?

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

didn't he just tear it working out for a team?

@walterwhite said:

bro i'm not going to beef with you about this. i know we need a QB. i know we need another WR another CB another RB plus LB help.

i'm not saying we draft an OL at 4. i was using that example of how a dominant OLman on the right side might actually free up some holes for our running game that has been stagnant for years, even though we supposedly have this 'great' OL.

i know what i'd like to see happen in the draft and who i like vs. those some people like. hell anyone that reads this forum knows i like defensive skill position players, except this year i see a couple of dominant skill position offensive players i like as well, so 'what i like' is pretty unrealistic and really in the end what 'i want and like' means nothing to our FO and i'll let them decide who will fill these holes and when.

and that's a good thing because even tho i like what heckert did here and there i think our new FO is going to light it up.

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

The same as all those QB's they have drafted in the first round.

@sienn13 said:

Thank god we never drafted a LT first a few years ago. Could you just imagine how the Browns organization would of looked doing that?

How many winning seasons has that LT gotten us?

Oh, that's right.

@walterwhite said:

Thank god we never drafted a LT first a few years ago. Could you just imagine how the Browns organization would of looked doing that?

@walterwhite said:

Don't you have a Johnny Scramble poster to whack it to, or are you too busy gaming and texting in your parents basement?

@miktoxic said:

if i was a RB with cleveland i'd want mack to stay too.

plus draft robinson at 4 and the guy would be a pro bowler with close to 1800 yds.

Adding a quality RT could conceivably fill three holes in our offensive line simultaneously.

But I don't agree with adding one a 4. I think Richardson from UT would be a great 3rd round pick, he's slipping due to a torn ACL but is an amazing talent. We could then move Schwartz inside, move Greco to C, and patch in another G.

We'd take a hit at C, but would improve at G and RT.

plus draft robinson at 4 and the guy would be a pro bowler with close to 1800 yds.