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  • I don't know what the browns board bitches are bitching about. I'm really liking this draft.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    I don't know what the browns board bitches are bitching about. I'm really liking this draft.

    When you suck, as the Browns do, you'd hope the team would draft at least one guy who isn't a project in the first two rounds.

  • Talk that WR Louis may be converted to CB . . .

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    I don't know what the browns board bitches are bitching about. I'm really liking this draft.

    When you suck, as the Browns do, you'd hope the team would draft at least one guy who isn't a project in the first two rounds.

    @baconhound said:

    When you suck, as the Browns do, you'd hope the team would draft at least one guy who isn't a project in the first two rounds.

    or a name you've heard of before the 4th pick.

  • Browns draft "interesting". Drafting projects and hoping they can mold them, sounds like a great plan for New England not Cleveland.

    @baconhound said:

    Browns draft "interesting". Drafting projects and hoping they can mold them, sounds like a great plan for New England not Cleveland.

    New England sucked balls once upon a time too.

  • Love, Schobert...

    Hate we missed Kwiatkosky...

    Another seeming reach in Louis... courtesy of analytics.

    Can't wait to see who our sleepers will be...

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    I don't know what the browns board bitches are bitching about. I'm really liking this draft.

    When you suck, as the Browns do, you'd hope the team would draft at least one guy who isn't a project in the first two rounds.

    @baconhound said:

    When you suck, as the Browns do, you'd hope the team would draft at least one guy who isn't a project in the first two rounds.

    This whole damn team is a project. What have you been watching? First order of business: change the Culture.

  • WR Ricardo Louis? We need recievers but there were better ones on the board. More receivers please and a safety!

  • @baconhound said:

    Browns draft "interesting". Drafting projects and hoping they can mold them, sounds like a great plan for New England not Cleveland.

    New England sucked balls once upon a time too.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    New England sucked balls once upon a time too.

    Absolutely and I'm more referring to where the teams currently are. The Browns need upgrades at most every position and it seems like they are trying to outsmart everyone else. Not a huge fan of passing on proven talent for "let me tell ya Sashi knows analytics".

  • @baconhound said:

    When you suck, as the Browns do, you'd hope the team would draft at least one guy who isn't a project in the first two rounds.

    This whole damn team is a project. What have you been watching? First order of business: change the Culture.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    This whole damn team is a project. What have you been watching? First order of business: change the Culture.

    Decker, Lawson and Doctson all more polished football players than Coleman at 15.

  • Louis was ranked 245th there were better wide recievers on the board and still are. Rams took Pharoh Cooper another guy we should have taken.

  • Pissburgh and Alterwhore better draft more secondary cause were fitting to torch them.

  • Any chance you think we take Devontae Booker (RB) with the next pick (if he's there)?

  • again, analytics is gay.

  • WR Ricardo Louis? We need recievers but there were better ones on the board. More receivers please and a safety!

    @opal312 said:

    WR Ricardo Louis? We need recievers but there were better ones on the board. More receivers please and a safety!

    Who?

  • Pharoh Cooper ranked way higher, Higgins

  • Pharoh cooper is 5'11. Could you imagine the bitching? Browns fans would bitch about winning the damn super bowl.

  • Derrick Kindred, S, TCU

    SUMMARY: A two-year starter at TCU, Kindred lined up at free safety in the Horned Frogs’ 4-2-5 scheme, showing consistent improvement each season. A week prior to the 2015 season, Kindred suffered a broken collarbone and the trainers recommended surgery, but he decided to play through the injury and didn’t miss a start as a senior. He didn’t allow the injury to deter his attacking mindset or aggressiveness, always hunting and seeking out contact. Kindred has above average straight-line speed for the position, which shows on kickoff and punt coverages, but he plays with some stiffness and struggles to anticipate routes. Although his lapses in coverage lowers his pro ceiling, Kindred has the grit and competitive nature to make a roster as a back-up and special teamer.
  • Kindred projected round 7 to UDFA on NFL.com.

    Seems like a very limited ceiling. Not sure why they needed to get him in round 4.

  • But they could have gotten l'carpetron dookmarriot! Walter football says he's better! Oh woe is me!