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  • @flugel said:

    Let me help.

    We got the best Center in the draft who can also play Guard. BTW, Pittsburgh REALLY wanted Mack. We also added 2 guys that started on the Jets D plus 3 more picks than we started the day with. Aside from that, we needed WRs and landed 2 and added an OLBer/pass rusher.

    Not for nothing but when Kokinos came here he was looking at 4 draft picks for 2009. Don't forget he got 1 pick for Winslow this year and 1 more pick for Winslow next year. Kokinos & Co addressed ALOT more holes on our roster than you think today. Now we're looking at 4 more picks tomorrow. Could have been a lot worse.

    - Tom F.

    I dont need your help...but thanks...maybe i was bein a little harse but I thought you liked rey...maybe that was someone else. The Tampa trade is the leverage we had and lost...Tampa WANTED freeman...we could have said unless we get a fourth, we'll let Denver take him then hung up....they'd have called back. anyway now that the dust has settled for me...its an OK draft...hope Robiskie will be a nice # 2 who knows what we have in Massaqua....seems like "Quincy" hands a real possibility ...but I'm still disapointed we didn't get alonzo smith, or connor barwin or rey, or le sean mccoy, shonn green etc....

    @solon16 said:

    I dont need your help...but thanks...maybe i was bein a little harse but I thought you liked rey...maybe that was someone else. The Tampa trade is the leverage we had and lost...Tampa WANTED freeman...we could have said unless we get a fourth, we'll let Denver take him then hung up....they'd have called back. anyway now that the dust has settled for me...its an OK draft...Robiskie will be a nice # 2 who knows what we have in Massaqua....seems like "Quincy" hands a real possibility ...but I'm still disapointed we didn't get alonzo smith, or connor barwin or rey, or le sean mccoy, shonn green etc....

    Tampa wanted Freeman and were likely to get him. They just GUARANTEED it by giving us the 6th. Chances were slim Denver was taking him which is why it was only a 6th. We could have followed your plan and got NOTHING in return and still picked Mack at 19. Then you would have said "I can't believe Kokinis picked Mack in the top 20! What an idiot!"

    You do realize we weren't going to get ALL those guys you mentioned, right? We took the best WR left on the board and the one who is arguably the most ready to be a pro. He's a Mangini guy through-and-through. How can you seriously hate on this pick?

    As for Shonne Greene, you also realize he wasn't picked at ALL yesterday, right? Meaning, he's still available?

    Just curious: were you drinking heavily before you posted this thread?

  • compared to what NE got...and the other trades...kokinis got schooled especially in regard to Sanchez trade...a second rounder and a saftey& two backups? The Rookie showed his colors today...we got a 6th for tampa movin up to 17...short changed...a 6th for phily movin up to 19....Ne gets a 5th for baltimore to move up to 23.... schooled!!!

    Would you rather have Maclin, Rey, (massaqua) and rashard johnson??/ i sure as hell would

    @solon16 said:

    compared to what NE got...and the other trades...kokinis got schooled especially in regard to Sanchez trade...a second rounder and a saftey& two backups? The Rookie showed his colors today...we got a 6th for tampa movin up to 17...short changed...a 6th for phily movin up to 19....Ne gets a 5th for baltimore to move up to 23.... schooled!!!

    Would you rather have Maclin, Rey, (massaqua) and rashard johnson??/ i sure as hell would

    The trade with the Jets could be very good - especially if Elam etc. wind up working out well for the Browns.

    You can ask yourself which guys at 5 - 21 you might have otherwise picked up either with the Browns own pick - or the ones they traded back for as far as the overall notion of a trade or the surprising development of only getting 6th round picks for what probably should have been 4th and 5th round value trades.

    That being said, if Kokinis and Mangini didn't see the value of drafting in those spots, they would have been willing to take less in return to move out and pick up a later pick.

    Unfortunately there's still lots of value in the 4th and 5th round.... 6th and 7th round picks are often just a way to get a head start on rookie free agents - of which I'd expect the Browns will be very active in.

    Overall I'd give the Browns points for trading back. Having chosen not to be active in free agency they needed to pick up as many quality rookies as possible. 4 in the top 52 overall isn't a bad thing.

  • Some people have tunnel vision and can't or refuse to see outside the box.

    I think some people get ticked when the professional evaluators view players and needs differently then they do.

    Rey is a good example. All year long people bought in to the hype and envisioned the next Ray Lewis, yet when the rubber met the road, he was the last starting USC backer selected.

    Why is that???

    The answer is in the first words of this post.

  • @gips said:

    Not a bad first day just no big expensive names...we will get to face rey rey 2 times a year as a bengal as many times as we and others passed on him and other lighted names im inclined to trust the regimes gut feeling on it...we got what we needed to complete part 1 of a 3 part process...i could care less about big names and bigger dollars i want a winning team that works together not a primadonna fest...😉

    I agree Gips......some guys always want the glitz players early and get upset when we go for the grunt players.

    75% of winning is grunting yourself in to that position.

    @ballpeen said:

    I agree Gips......some guys always want the glitz players early and get upset when we go for the grunt players.

    75% of winning is grunting yourself in to that position.

    What the hell are you talking about? Grunting yourself into a position? This draft has been good for you guys so far, but don't fool yourself. Most of what you might call your grunt players have sucked for the past decade.

  • @ballpeen said:

    I agree Gips......some guys always want the glitz players early and get upset when we go for the grunt players.

    75% of winning is grunting yourself in to that position.

    What the hell are you talking about? Grunting yourself into a position? This draft has been good for you guys so far, but don't fool yourself. Most of what you might call your grunt players have sucked for the past decade.

    @fan-of-steel-1 said:

    What the hell are you talking about? Grunting yourself into a position? This draft has been good for you guys so far, but don't fool yourself. Most of what you might call your grunt players have sucked for the past decade.

    Grunt players mean linemen....some people don't like taking linemen early.....I do.

    I am for the pick ex-lax.

  • @fan-of-steel-1 said:

    What the hell are you talking about? Grunting yourself into a position? This draft has been good for you guys so far, but don't fool yourself. Most of what you might call your grunt players have sucked for the past decade.

    Grunt players mean linemen....some people don't like taking linemen early.....I do.

    I am for the pick ex-lax.

    @ballpeen said:

    Grunt players mean linemen....some people don't like taking linemen early.....I do.

    I am for the pick ex-lax.

    Thought maybe it was some cleveland language that only inbreds could understand. lol

    Seriously though, good draft so far.

  • @ballpeen said:

    Grunt players mean linemen....some people don't like taking linemen early.....I do.

    I am for the pick ex-lax.

    Thought maybe it was some cleveland language that only inbreds could understand. lol

    Seriously though, good draft so far.

    @fan-of-steel-1 said:

    Thought maybe it was some cleveland language that only inbreds could understand. lol

    Seriously though, good draft so far.

    LOL.....you guys have been drafting grunts for years,and it has served you well.

    No problems here.....glad I could tip you off on the secret language. 😁

  • compared to what NE got...and the other trades...kokinis got schooled especially in regard to Sanchez trade...a second rounder and a saftey& two backups? The Rookie showed his colors today...we got a 6th for tampa movin up to 17...short changed...a 6th for phily movin up to 19....Ne gets a 5th for baltimore to move up to 23.... schooled!!!

    Would you rather have Maclin, Rey, (massaqua) and rashard johnson??/ i sure as hell would

    @solon16 said:

    compared to what NE got...and the other trades...kokinis got schooled especially in regard to Sanchez trade...a second rounder and a saftey& two backups? The Rookie showed his colors today...we got a 6th for tampa movin up to 17...short changed...a 6th for phily movin up to 19....Ne gets a 5th for baltimore to move up to 23.... schooled!!!

    Would you rather have Maclin, Rey, (massaqua) and rashard johnson??/ i sure as hell would

    Solon, I agree with you 100%, We just got taken to school today, and this leads me to believe that Mangini is running everything with this team and Kokinis is just a figurehead..

    Our biggest need was pass rusher and we got none, we needed a running back and we got none, a center and 2 wide receivers and a converted DE is not what I would have expected.

    Tell me how many 2nd day picks make NFL rosters or any type of impact, we got a bunch of 6th round picks....whoooooooooo, if we are expected to build this team into a winner with a bunch of 2nd day picks we are in BIG TROUBLE

    For the people who think we were smart to pass on Rey, just remember when Rey is playing in the Pro bowl what we could have had

    This team still has no identity on defense, we have no linebackers who you can say are better than average, and don't tell me about all the tackles D'Qwell makes, the playmakers in a 3-4 are the LB's and who do we have at linebacker, Wimbley=BUST, Old Man Barton, Unproven=Hall.

    This draft was TERRIBLE

  • Not a bad first day just no big expensive names...we will get to face rey rey 2 times a year as a bengal as many times as we and others passed on him and other lighted names im inclined to trust the regimes gut feeling on it...we got what we needed to complete part 1 of a 3 part process...i could care less about big names and bigger dollars i want a winning team that works together not a primadonna fest...😉

    @gips said:

    Not a bad first day just no big expensive names...we will get to face rey rey 2 times a year as a bengal as many times as we and others passed on him and other lighted names im inclined to trust the regimes gut feeling on it...we got what we needed to complete part 1 of a 3 part process...i could care less about big names and bigger dollars i want a winning team that works together not a primadonna fest...😉

    Exactly... we're doing it the exact same way that the best teams do it. Not many big splashes, just get those hard working players.

  • Glad we traded down.

    Less money risk and better chance to get starters.

    But

    A sixth is pretty worthless.

    WSS

  • @solon16 said:

    compared to what NE got...and the other trades...kokinis got schooled especially in regard to Sanchez trade...a second rounder and a saftey& two backups? The Rookie showed his colors today

    Let me help.

    We got the best Center in the draft who can also play Guard. BTW, Pittsburgh REALLY wanted Mack. We also added 2 guys that started on the Jets D plus 3 more picks than we started the day with. Aside from that, we needed WRs and landed 2 and added an OLBer/pass rusher.

    Not for nothing but when Kokinos came here he was looking at 4 draft picks for 2009. Don't forget he got 1 pick for Winslow this year and 1 more pick for Winslow next year. Kokinos & Co addressed ALOT more holes on our roster than you think today. Now we're looking at 4 more picks tomorrow. Could have been a lot worse.

    - Tom F.

    @flugel said:

    Let me help.

    We got the best Center in the draft who can also play Guard. BTW, Pittsburgh REALLY wanted Mack. We also added 2 guys that started on the Jets D plus 3 more picks than we started the day with. Aside from that, we needed WRs and landed 2 and added an OLBer/pass rusher.

    Not for nothing but when Kokinos came here he was looking at 4 draft picks for 2009. Don't forget he got 1 pick for Winslow this year and 1 more pick for Winslow next year. Kokinos & Co addressed ALOT more holes on our roster than you think today. Now we're looking at 4 more picks tomorrow. Could have been a lot worse.

    - Tom F.

    Flugs, I don't know where you got your information but the Steelers were not interested in taking Mack, they were going defensive line or wide receiver in the 1st round

    Yea we picked up extra draft picks, but how many of these 2nd day picks are going to help this team, how many 6th round picks make NFL rosters

    We got a average safety and backup defensive end from the jets, 2 guys who are stop gap players for a few years

    Why pick 2 receivers when this team needed a running back to replace tip toe Lewis and a pass rusher that we still don't have

    If this could have been worse I would have hate to see what these CLOWNS would have done

    I did not like the Mangini hiring and after today I like it less

    Seems to me Mangini is coach and GM and Kokinis just has a title but Mangini is the person making most of the decisions, thought I heard Lerner say after Butch Davis he did'nt want one person with all the power.

  • @solon16 said:

    compared to what NE got...and the other trades...kokinis got schooled especially in regard to Sanchez trade...a second rounder and a saftey& two backups? The Rookie showed his colors today...we got a 6th for tampa movin up to 17...short changed...a 6th for phily movin up to 19....Ne gets a 5th for baltimore to move up to 23.... schooled!!!

    Would you rather have Maclin, Rey, (massaqua) and rashard johnson??/ i sure as hell would

    We didn't get schooled at all.

    By trading the #5, we ended up with 2 starters and a decent QB. Couldn't get that in the draft.

    We got #52 which ended up being a decent WR prospect in MM.

    We also ended up with two FREE sixth rounders. Yes, FREE. Cost us NOTHING. They weren't going to be higher picks because both Philly and TB knew we weren't taking their guy and were reasonably sure they could have waited for them. They chose not to and gave up a low pick. How does that hurt us exactly?

    And no, I'd rather not have Maclin and Rey and a guy who wasn't even drafted yesterday...

    @damajuki said:

    We didn't get schooled at all.

    By trading the #5, we ended up with 2 starters and a decent QB. Couldn't get that in the draft.

    We got #52 which ended up being a decent WR prospect in MM.

    We also ended up with two FREE sixth rounders. Yes, FREE. Cost us NOTHING. They weren't going to be higher picks because both Philly and TB knew we weren't taking their guy and were reasonably sure they could have waited for them. They chose not to and gave up a low pick. How does that hurt us exactly?

    And no, I'd rather not have Maclin and Rey and a guy who wasn't even drafted yesterday...

    Yep, agree. Mayock says late round picks are fine when you trust your talent evaluation. New England has lived by this method for years, which is why they are the trade down kings.

  • @solon16 said:

    compared to what NE got...and the other trades...kokinis got schooled especially in regard to Sanchez trade...a second rounder and a saftey& two backups? The Rookie showed his colors today...we got a 6th for tampa movin up to 17...short changed...a 6th for phily movin up to 19....Ne gets a 5th for baltimore to move up to 23.... schooled!!!

    Would you rather have Maclin, Rey, (massaqua) and rashard johnson??/ i sure as hell would

    Solon, I agree with you 100%, We just got taken to school today, and this leads me to believe that Mangini is running everything with this team and Kokinis is just a figurehead..

    Our biggest need was pass rusher and we got none, we needed a running back and we got none, a center and 2 wide receivers and a converted DE is not what I would have expected.

    Tell me how many 2nd day picks make NFL rosters or any type of impact, we got a bunch of 6th round picks....whoooooooooo, if we are expected to build this team into a winner with a bunch of 2nd day picks we are in BIG TROUBLE

    For the people who think we were smart to pass on Rey, just remember when Rey is playing in the Pro bowl what we could have had

    This team still has no identity on defense, we have no linebackers who you can say are better than average, and don't tell me about all the tackles D'Qwell makes, the playmakers in a 3-4 are the LB's and who do we have at linebacker, Wimbley=BUST, Old Man Barton, Unproven=Hall.

    This draft was TERRIBLE

    @sony-reed said:

    Our biggest need was pass rusher and we got none, we needed a running back and we got none, a center and 2 wide receivers and a converted DE is not what I would have expected.

    Tell me how many 2nd day picks make NFL rosters or any type of impact, we got a bunch of 6th round picks....whoooooooooo, if we are expected to build this team into a winner with a bunch of 2nd day picks we are in BIG TROUBLE

    For the people who think we were smart to pass on Rey, just remember when Rey is playing in the Pro bowl what we could have had

    This team still has no identity on defense, we have no linebackers who you can say are better than average, and don't tell me about all the tackles D'Qwell makes, the playmakers in a 3-4 are the LB's and who do we have at linebacker, Wimbley=BUST, Old Man Barton, Unproven=Hall.

    This draft was TERRIBLE

    In the last 2 years we got Jerome Harrison and Brandon McDonald with 6th rounders... seems to me that might be one of our better rounds in terms of drafting recently.

    When we remember that we could have had Rey, we'll be enjoying the 2+ pro bowlers on our offensive line (Mack, Thomas, etc) opening holes for our pro bowl 6th rounder, Jerome Harrison 😛

    It's possible, you know, that the team has the appropriate personnel to run an effective 3-4 and that Romeo was a large part of the problem, lol. That guy was so in over his head... that this wouldn't surprise me. We have a bunch of solid dudes on the DL now, and I'm guessing MAngina wants to train Wimbley to not suck - notice Wimbley got worse the longer Romeo had his hands on him?

    I doubt any LB tandem will get more tackles than DQ and Barton this year.

  • Id go along with the idea that we should get schooled like this every draft, im pleased with every selection and trade down, potentially 3 starters in the 1st season and another WR who will be at least a role player. Then we got the extra picks and didnt have to pay a massive number 5 contract + we got a starting safety, a well thought of young QB and a rotational DE? Not the glitzy picks of 2006 but equally as good for what we achieved in my mind, all good character guys, im very very happy...

  • @sony-reed said:

    Our biggest need was pass rusher and we got none, we needed a running back and we got none, a center and 2 wide receivers and a converted DE is not what I would have expected.

    Tell me how many 2nd day picks make NFL rosters or any type of impact, we got a bunch of 6th round picks....whoooooooooo, if we are expected to build this team into a winner with a bunch of 2nd day picks we are in BIG TROUBLE

    For the people who think we were smart to pass on Rey, just remember when Rey is playing in the Pro bowl what we could have had

    This team still has no identity on defense, we have no linebackers who you can say are better than average, and don't tell me about all the tackles D'Qwell makes, the playmakers in a 3-4 are the LB's and who do we have at linebacker, Wimbley=BUST, Old Man Barton, Unproven=Hall.

    This draft was TERRIBLE

    In the last 2 years we got Jerome Harrison and Brandon McDonald with 6th rounders... seems to me that might be one of our better rounds in terms of drafting recently.

    When we remember that we could have had Rey, we'll be enjoying the 2+ pro bowlers on our offensive line (Mack, Thomas, etc) opening holes for our pro bowl 6th rounder, Jerome Harrison 😛

    It's possible, you know, that the team has the appropriate personnel to run an effective 3-4 and that Romeo was a large part of the problem, lol. That guy was so in over his head... that this wouldn't surprise me. We have a bunch of solid dudes on the DL now, and I'm guessing MAngina wants to train Wimbley to not suck - notice Wimbley got worse the longer Romeo had his hands on him?

    I doubt any LB tandem will get more tackles than DQ and Barton this year.

    @pl4tinum said:

    In the last 2 years we got Jerome Harrison and Brandon McDonald with 6th rounders... seems to me that might be one of our better rounds in terms of drafting recently.

    Both those guys were 5th rounders..

  • @solon16 said:

    compared to what NE got...and the other trades...kokinis got schooled especially in regard to Sanchez trade...a second rounder and a saftey& two backups? The Rookie showed his colors today...we got a 6th for tampa movin up to 17...short changed...a 6th for phily movin up to 19....Ne gets a 5th for baltimore to move up to 23.... schooled!!!

    Would you rather have Maclin, Rey, (massaqua) and rashard johnson??/ i sure as hell would

    Solon, I agree with you 100%, We just got taken to school today, and this leads me to believe that Mangini is running everything with this team and Kokinis is just a figurehead..

    Our biggest need was pass rusher and we got none, we needed a running back and we got none, a center and 2 wide receivers and a converted DE is not what I would have expected.

    Tell me how many 2nd day picks make NFL rosters or any type of impact, we got a bunch of 6th round picks....whoooooooooo, if we are expected to build this team into a winner with a bunch of 2nd day picks we are in BIG TROUBLE

    For the people who think we were smart to pass on Rey, just remember when Rey is playing in the Pro bowl what we could have had

    This team still has no identity on defense, we have no linebackers who you can say are better than average, and don't tell me about all the tackles D'Qwell makes, the playmakers in a 3-4 are the LB's and who do we have at linebacker, Wimbley=BUST, Old Man Barton, Unproven=Hall.

    This draft was TERRIBLE

    @sony-reed said:

    Solon, I agree with you 100%, We just got taken to school today, and this leads me to believe that Mangini is running everything with this team and Kokinis is just a figurehead..

    Our biggest need was pass rusher and we got none, we needed a running back and we got none, a center and 2 wide receivers and a converted DE is not what I would have expected.

    Tell me how many 2nd day picks make NFL rosters or any type of impact we got a bunch of 6th round picks....whoooooooooo, if we are expected to build this team into a winner with a bunch of 2nd day picks we are in BIG TROUBLE

    For the people who think we were smart to pass on Rey, just remember when Rey is playing in the Pro bowl what we could have had

    This team still has no identity on defense, we have no linebackers who you can say are better than average, and don't tell me about all the tackles D'Qwell makes, the playmakers in a 3-4 are the LB's and who do we have at linebacker, Wimbley=BUST, Old Man Barton, Unproven=Hall.

    This draft was TERRIBLE

    Tom Brady - 2000 - Round 6 - Pick 33 - #199 Overall

    Matt Cassel - 2005 #230 overall

    Hines Ward 1998 - Round 3 - Pick 30 - #92 Overall

    T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 2001 - Round 7 - Pick 4 - #204 overall

    Steve Smith - 2001 - round 3 #74 overall

    Brian Westbrook - 2002 Round 3 - Pick 26 - #91 overall

    Frank Gore - 2005 Round 3 - #65 Overall

    Marion Barber - 2005 - round 4 - #109 overall

    Brandon Jacobs - 2005 - round 4 - #110 overall

    Jason Witten - 2003 Round 3 #69 Overall

    Chris Cooley 3rd round

    Gary Anderson - seventh round

    Dante Hall - fifth round

    Zach Thomas - fifth round

    Joe Horn - fifth round

    Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila - fifth round

    Marc Bulger - round 6

    Stephen Davis - round 4

    Ahman Green - 3rd round

    Terrell Davis - sixth round

    Joey Porter - 3rd round

    Lance Briggs - 3rd round

    Asante Samuel - round 4

    Marques Colston - 3 picks away from being "Mr irrelevant"

    Shannon Sharpe - 7th Round

    Jammal Anderson - 6th Round

    Herschel Walker - 4th Round

    Good enough?

  • @sony-reed said:

    Solon, I agree with you 100%, We just got taken to school today, and this leads me to believe that Mangini is running everything with this team and Kokinis is just a figurehead..

    Our biggest need was pass rusher and we got none, we needed a running back and we got none, a center and 2 wide receivers and a converted DE is not what I would have expected.

    Tell me how many 2nd day picks make NFL rosters or any type of impact we got a bunch of 6th round picks....whoooooooooo, if we are expected to build this team into a winner with a bunch of 2nd day picks we are in BIG TROUBLE

    For the people who think we were smart to pass on Rey, just remember when Rey is playing in the Pro bowl what we could have had

    This team still has no identity on defense, we have no linebackers who you can say are better than average, and don't tell me about all the tackles D'Qwell makes, the playmakers in a 3-4 are the LB's and who do we have at linebacker, Wimbley=BUST, Old Man Barton, Unproven=Hall.

    This draft was TERRIBLE

    Tom Brady - 2000 - Round 6 - Pick 33 - #199 Overall

    Matt Cassel - 2005 #230 overall

    Hines Ward 1998 - Round 3 - Pick 30 - #92 Overall

    T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 2001 - Round 7 - Pick 4 - #204 overall

    Steve Smith - 2001 - round 3 #74 overall

    Brian Westbrook - 2002 Round 3 - Pick 26 - #91 overall

    Frank Gore - 2005 Round 3 - #65 Overall

    Marion Barber - 2005 - round 4 - #109 overall

    Brandon Jacobs - 2005 - round 4 - #110 overall

    Jason Witten - 2003 Round 3 #69 Overall

    Chris Cooley 3rd round

    Gary Anderson - seventh round

    Dante Hall - fifth round

    Zach Thomas - fifth round

    Joe Horn - fifth round

    Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila - fifth round

    Marc Bulger - round 6

    Stephen Davis - round 4

    Ahman Green - 3rd round

    Terrell Davis - sixth round

    Joey Porter - 3rd round

    Lance Briggs - 3rd round

    Asante Samuel - round 4

    Marques Colston - 3 picks away from being "Mr irrelevant"

    Shannon Sharpe - 7th Round

    Jammal Anderson - 6th Round

    Herschel Walker - 4th Round

    Good enough?

    @fan-of-steel-1 said:

    Tom Brady - 2000 - Round 6 - Pick 33 - #199 Overall

    Matt Cassel - 2005 #230 overall

    Hines Ward 1998 - Round 3 - Pick 30 - #92 Overall

    T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 2001 - Round 7 - Pick 4 - #204 overall

    Steve Smith - 2001 - round 3 #74 overall

    Brian Westbrook - 2002 Round 3 - Pick 26 - #91 overall

    Frank Gore - 2005 Round 3 - #65 Overall

    Marion Barber - 2005 - round 4 - #109 overall

    Brandon Jacobs - 2005 - round 4 - #110 overall

    Jason Witten - 2003 Round 3 #69 Overall

    Chris Cooley 3rd round

    Gary Anderson - seventh round

    Dante Hall - fifth round

    Zach Thomas - fifth round

    Joe Horn - fifth round

    Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila - fifth round

    Marc Bulger - round 6

    Stephen Davis - round 4

    Ahman Green - 3rd round

    Terrell Davis - sixth round

    Joey Porter - 3rd round

    Lance Briggs - 3rd round

    Asante Samuel - round 4

    Marques Colston - 3 picks away from being "Mr irrelevant"

    Shannon Sharpe - 7th Round

    Jammal Anderson - 6th Round

    Herschel Walker - 4th Round

    Good enough?

    Yeah I don't even know why they have the 2nd day. /sarcasm

  • I would think that we have a couple projects in mind for those 6th round picks, at best they will be a coin flip but could have good upside. That is if the Raiders don't select them in rounds 3 and 4.

  • @sony-reed said:

    Solon, I agree with you 100%, We just got taken to school today, and this leads me to believe that Mangini is running everything with this team and Kokinis is just a figurehead..

    Our biggest need was pass rusher and we got none, we needed a running back and we got none, a center and 2 wide receivers and a converted DE is not what I would have expected.

    Tell me how many 2nd day picks make NFL rosters or any type of impact we got a bunch of 6th round picks....whoooooooooo, if we are expected to build this team into a winner with a bunch of 2nd day picks we are in BIG TROUBLE

    For the people who think we were smart to pass on Rey, just remember when Rey is playing in the Pro bowl what we could have had

    This team still has no identity on defense, we have no linebackers who you can say are better than average, and don't tell me about all the tackles D'Qwell makes, the playmakers in a 3-4 are the LB's and who do we have at linebacker, Wimbley=BUST, Old Man Barton, Unproven=Hall.

    This draft was TERRIBLE

    Tom Brady - 2000 - Round 6 - Pick 33 - #199 Overall

    Matt Cassel - 2005 #230 overall

    Hines Ward 1998 - Round 3 - Pick 30 - #92 Overall

    T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 2001 - Round 7 - Pick 4 - #204 overall

    Steve Smith - 2001 - round 3 #74 overall

    Brian Westbrook - 2002 Round 3 - Pick 26 - #91 overall

    Frank Gore - 2005 Round 3 - #65 Overall

    Marion Barber - 2005 - round 4 - #109 overall

    Brandon Jacobs - 2005 - round 4 - #110 overall

    Jason Witten - 2003 Round 3 #69 Overall

    Chris Cooley 3rd round

    Gary Anderson - seventh round

    Dante Hall - fifth round

    Zach Thomas - fifth round

    Joe Horn - fifth round

    Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila - fifth round

    Marc Bulger - round 6

    Stephen Davis - round 4

    Ahman Green - 3rd round

    Terrell Davis - sixth round

    Joey Porter - 3rd round

    Lance Briggs - 3rd round

    Asante Samuel - round 4

    Marques Colston - 3 picks away from being "Mr irrelevant"

    Shannon Sharpe - 7th Round

    Jammal Anderson - 6th Round

    Herschel Walker - 4th Round

    Good enough?

    @fan-of-steel-1 said:

    Tom Brady - 2000 - Round 6 - Pick 33 - #199 Overall

    Matt Cassel - 2005 #230 overall

    Hines Ward 1998 - Round 3 - Pick 30 - #92 Overall

    T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 2001 - Round 7 - Pick 4 - #204 overall

    Steve Smith - 2001 - round 3 #74 overall

    Brian Westbrook - 2002 Round 3 - Pick 26 - #91 overall

    Frank Gore - 2005 Round 3 - #65 Overall

    Marion Barber - 2005 - round 4 - #109 overall

    Brandon Jacobs - 2005 - round 4 - #110 overall

    Jason Witten - 2003 Round 3 #69 Overall

    Chris Cooley 3rd round

    Gary Anderson - seventh round

    Dante Hall - fifth round

    Zach Thomas - fifth round

    Joe Horn - fifth round

    Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila - fifth round

    Marc Bulger - round 6

    Stephen Davis - round 4

    Ahman Green - 3rd round

    Terrell Davis - sixth round

    Joey Porter - 3rd round

    Lance Briggs - 3rd round

    Asante Samuel - round 4

    Marques Colston - 3 picks away from being "Mr irrelevant"

    Shannon Sharpe - 7th Round

    Jammal Anderson - 6th Round

    Herschel Walker - 4th Round

    Good enough?

    Why don't you tell many how many Browns players drafted on the 2nd day have amounted to anything?

    Yea we have a Nickle back in McDonald, a RB in Harrison who gets 5 touches per game.

    I love the way you guys pick out 15-20 players who have made it when there are over 1700 players on NFL rosters each year, yea its true maybe 2% of 6th round picks amount to something more than depth in the NFL

    As for the trade you guys act as though we got quality players, we got 3 guys from the Jets who were going to be backups with the Jets

    We should be drafting in the top 10 again next year

    This draft makes me wish Butch Davis and Phil Savage was back and they were both terrible

  • The sky is falling!

    LOL......it's funny to read some of these comments.