Players still available that would make sense
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Brandon Coleman would be nice. He could be a legit WR2, even potential WR1 if he stays healthy and continues to develop.
I also like L'Damian Washington who has great speed, and also could develop into a solid WR.
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Coleman is interestiing, write-ups say he is stiff in the hips, etc, a long strider
who isn't quick off the line...
Jeff Janis and Abbrederis would be two very good picks. I'm surprised that both are still there.
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I wanted Janis after watching and reading about him throughout the off season. I thought he would be a great value pick in one of the late rounds. I'm hoping they snag him, but who knows at this point. I wouldn't be opposed to Martavis Bryant either. For Bryant, I think he could be gone by our next pick.
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If your looking for potential #2 and possible #1 wrs, then Coleman, Bryant, and Washington are your best bets. If your looking for instant production, Norwood or Abbrederis (though I think Abbrederis is going to be a priority UDFA) are your selections.
I expect us to draft 1 wr, sign 3 udfa wr (one of which will be a decently big name), and with all help from God some how grab at least one more pick in rounds 5-7.
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Would not be mad with Ellington at wr either, though he certainly does not prodect at anything other than slot. Bullough and Jones would be good selections, though we will probably stear clear of Jones due to his Gordon like love for the mary jane.
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I wouldnt be disappointed in a trade down to get a 4th and 5th or 4th and 6th, as I believe Harry is eluding to.
Theres some D prospects we could lock up. If im not mistaken, there are some ILB prospects still out there, along with Yankee. Getting a WR with good potential and Yankee would be solid. Then someone else in the 7th .
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Janis has now been added to my list of hopefuls.
Could be a huge sleeper. Projects very well as a future #1, but from a small school setting.
I wouldnt be disappointed in a trade down to get a 4th and 5th or 4th and 6th, as I believe Harry is eluding to.
Theres some D prospects we could lock up. If im not mistaken, there are some ILB prospects still out there, along with Yankee. Getting a WR with good potential and Yankee would be solid. Then someone else in the 7th .
I don't think we would be picking in the 4th round if we traded down, we would fall back to the 5th, but I think there are more potential positives moving back into the 5th and getting another pick for this year than staying at or late (techincally mid 4th rounder because of comp picks). That is unless there is a WR there that they have a high grade on. However we need to, I mean NEED to not trade up. We are doing BPA and we need to start following that model without trading up.
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Don't worry, be happy, dammit.
Haven't looked up all these guys, don't know of character issues, or I'd fade
them out, too...but I figure, two soft hands, agile, quick off the line
WRs of their choice. Wait, where's Jeff Janis?
Abbrederis is one of my favorites who is still there...
Brett Smith is a lot like Manziel... who knows?
Farmer and Pettine do, absolutely.
Brandon Coleman | 6'6, 225 pounds | Wide receiver | Rutgers *
David Fales | 6'1 5/8, 226 pounds | Quarterback | San Jose State
Jared Abbrederis | 6'1, 195 pounds | Wide receiver | Wisconsin
David Yankey | 6'5 5/8, 315 pounds | Guard | Stanford *
Shayne Skov | 6'2, 245 pounds | Middle linebacker | Stanford
Christian Jones | 6'3 1/8, 240 pounds | Outside linebacker | Florida State
Robert Herron | 5'9 1/8, 193 pounds | Wide receiver | Wyoming
Cody Hoffman | 6'3 7/8, 223 pounds | Wide receiver | BYU
De'Anthony Thomas | 5'8 5/8, 174 pounds | Running back / Wide receiver | Oregon*
Isaiah Crowell | 5'11, 224 pounds | Running back | Alabama State *
L'Damian Washington | 6'3 7/8, 195 pounds | Wide receiver | Missouri
Arthur Lynch | 6'4 5/8, 258 pounds | Tight end | Georgia
Martavis Bryant | 6'3 3/4, 211 pounds | Wide receiver | Clemson *
Telvin Smith | 6'3, 218 pounds | Outside linebacker | Florida State
Bruce Ellington | 5'9 3/8, 197 pounds | Wide receiver | South Carolina *
Xavier Grimble | 6'4, 257 pounds | Tight end | Southern California *
Andre Williams | 5'11 3/8, 230 pounds | Running back | Boston College
Jeremy Gallon | 5'7, 185 pounds | Wide receiver | Michigan
Yawin Smallwood | 6'2 1/4, 246 pounds | Middle linebacker | Connecticut
Brett Smith | 6'3, 206 pounds | Quarterback | Wyoming *
Mike Davis | 6'0, 197 pounds | Wide receiver | Texas
Devin Street | 6'2 7/8, 198 pounds | Wide receiver | Pittsburgh
Corey Brown | 5'11 3/8, 178 pounds | Wide receiver | Ohio State
Antonio Andrews | 5'10 1/8, 225 pounds | Running back | Western Kentucky
Aaron Murray | 6'0, 207 pounds | Quarterback | Georgia
Cameron Fleming | 6'4 7/8, 323 pounds | Offensive tackle | Stanford *
Craig Loston | 6'0 5/8, 217 pounds | Safety | LSU
AJ McCarron | 6'3 1/4, 220 pounds | Quarterback | Alabama
Marcel Jensen | 6'6, 270 pounds | Tight end | Fresno State
Max Bullough | 6'3 1/2, 249 pounds | Middle linebacker | Michigan State
Adrian Hubbard | 6'6, 257 pounds | Outside linebacker | Alabama
Colt Lyerla | 6'3 7/8, 242 pounds | Tight end | -- *
Ahmad Dixon | 6'0, 212 pounds | Safety | Baylor
Rajion Neal | 5'11, 212 pounds | Running back | Tennessee
Tevin Reese | 5'10 1/2, 163 pounds | Wide receiver | BaylorDon't worry, be happy, dammit.
Haven't looked up all these guys, don't know of character issues, or I'd fade
them out, too...but I figure, two soft hands, agile, quick off the line
WRs of their choice. Wait, where's Jeff Janis?
Abbrederis is one of my favorites who is still there...
Brett Smith is a lot like Manziel... who knows?
Farmer and Pettine do, absolutely.
Brandon Coleman | 6'6, 225 pounds | Wide receiver | Rutgers *
David Fales | 6'1 5/8, 226 pounds | Quarterback | San Jose State
Jared Abbrederis | 6'1, 195 pounds | Wide receiver | Wisconsin
David Yankey | 6'5 5/8, 315 pounds | Guard | Stanford *
Shayne Skov | 6'2, 245 pounds | Middle linebacker | Stanford
Christian Jones | 6'3 1/8, 240 pounds | Outside linebacker | Florida State
Robert Herron | 5'9 1/8, 193 pounds | Wide receiver | Wyoming
Cody Hoffman | 6'3 7/8, 223 pounds | Wide receiver | BYU
De'Anthony Thomas | 5'8 5/8, 174 pounds | Running back / Wide receiver | Oregon*
Isaiah Crowell | 5'11, 224 pounds | Running back | Alabama State *
L'Damian Washington | 6'3 7/8, 195 pounds | Wide receiver | Missouri
Arthur Lynch | 6'4 5/8, 258 pounds | Tight end | Georgia
Martavis Bryant | 6'3 3/4, 211 pounds | Wide receiver | Clemson *
Telvin Smith | 6'3, 218 pounds | Outside linebacker | Florida State
Bruce Ellington | 5'9 3/8, 197 pounds | Wide receiver | South Carolina *
Xavier Grimble | 6'4, 257 pounds | Tight end | Southern California *
Andre Williams | 5'11 3/8, 230 pounds | Running back | Boston College
Jeremy Gallon | 5'7, 185 pounds | Wide receiver | Michigan
Yawin Smallwood | 6'2 1/4, 246 pounds | Middle linebacker | Connecticut
Brett Smith | 6'3, 206 pounds | Quarterback | Wyoming *
Mike Davis | 6'0, 197 pounds | Wide receiver | Texas
Devin Street | 6'2 7/8, 198 pounds | Wide receiver | Pittsburgh
Corey Brown | 5'11 3/8, 178 pounds | Wide receiver | Ohio State
Antonio Andrews | 5'10 1/8, 225 pounds | Running back | Western Kentucky
Aaron Murray | 6'0, 207 pounds | Quarterback | Georgia
Cameron Fleming | 6'4 7/8, 323 pounds | Offensive tackle | Stanford *
Craig Loston | 6'0 5/8, 217 pounds | Safety | LSU
AJ McCarron | 6'3 1/4, 220 pounds | Quarterback | Alabama
Marcel Jensen | 6'6, 270 pounds | Tight end | Fresno State
Max Bullough | 6'3 1/2, 249 pounds | Middle linebacker | Michigan State
Adrian Hubbard | 6'6, 257 pounds | Outside linebacker | Alabama
Colt Lyerla | 6'3 7/8, 242 pounds | Tight end | -- *
Ahmad Dixon | 6'0, 212 pounds | Safety | Baylor
Rajion Neal | 5'11, 212 pounds | Running back | Tennessee
Tevin Reese | 5'10 1/2, 163 pounds | Wide receiver | Baylor
I think if you go down this list, half of these guys were never drafted at all. including Skov and Bullough. (I would have like to have seen the Browns grab one of them as a UDFA, but apparently that didn't happen.
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