CAMP LAMP
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i love lamp
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nice campfire, dutch oven...I'm good.
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At 6'4 with 32-1/4" arms, I don't think he's built for the outside at the NFL level.
I don't think Lamp lasts until #33. But I also do not believe he is worth the #12. If we are in a trade down mood after seeing who is around at #12, then I see no reason to not move down to 20 or so and tab him there.
I still like Dion Dawkins, who at 6'4 with 35" arms is a true OG/OT prospect, as the better value pick in the 2nd round, but could certainly live with Lamp around #20, if there are no better options.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
I'll stick with Lamp because CAMP LAMP has such a cool ring to it....
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No singing, unless I get my guitar out and do "Ghost Riders in the Sky"..... usually just talking to friends.
Singing disturbs the crickets and the owls.
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At 6'4 with 32-1/4" arms, I don't think he's built for the outside at the NFL level.
I don't think Lamp lasts until #33. But I also do not believe he is worth the #12. If we are in a trade down mood after seeing who is around at #12, then I see no reason to not move down to 20 or so and tab him there.
I still like Dion Dawkins, who at 6'4 with 35" arms is a true OG/OT prospect, as the better value pick in the 2nd round, but could certainly live with Lamp around #20, if there are no better options.
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2017 NFL Draft: Meet Forrest Lamp, the NFL's next great guard ...www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2017-nfl-draft-meet...
2017 NFL Draft: Meet Forrest Lamp, the NFL's next great guard prospect Many successful pro guards were tackles in college, and Lamp appears ready for the conversion
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At the 12 pick. Solidify your oline for years, can backup either tackle, I think he can start at
RT, and Tour mentioned it's said he can also play center. Helps all the "skill players' on offense...
keeps the offense on the field, helps the defense. You probably helped you defense with the first
pick, so... build from the inside, at the los.
2017 NFL Draft: Meet Forrest Lamp, the NFL's next great guard ...
www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2017-nfl-draft-meet...2017 NFL Draft: Meet Forrest Lamp, the NFL's next great guard prospect Many successful pro guards were tackles in college, and Lamp appears ready for the conversion
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At the 12 pick. Solidify your oline for years, can backup either tackle, I think he can start at
RT, and Tour mentioned it's said he can also play center. Helps all the "skill players' on offense...
keeps the offense on the field, helps the defense. You probably helped you defense with the first
pick, so... build from the inside, at the los.
He had a great combine after a good year. I like the Offensive Lineman mentality Cal. It'll be interesting to see where/when he goes.
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Cals' favorite lyrics....
Lamp Lamp bo bamp, banana fanna fo famp, me mi mo mamp, LAMP!
Mike
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I'd still prefer to see what Coleman can do at RT, and pick up a day three prospect. Between Thomas, Bitonio, Greco, Drango, Coleman, Paztor, Reiter, Fabiano, etc. etc. the Brown's should be able to field a decent O line without burning a 1st rd pick.
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Spending a high pick on a guard is crazy. I know Zack Martin worked out, but if you miss on a interior lineman with a top 15 pick you look really foolish.
Guards can be found as a udfa. Lets use those early picks to try and find impact players
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yes, but he also can play tackie, and it's said, per Tour, he can also fill in at center.
Those guys are very, very tough to find later on.
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Brick are you just pointing at things in the office and saying that you love them?
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Well, Lamp IS very, very smart - he's no dimbulb, it wouldn't take long at all
for the "light" to go on.....
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http://247sports.com/Bolt/Vikings-meet-with-OTG-Forrest-Lamp-51599311
Capable of playing offensive tackle and guard, Lamp has been intriguing teams across the NFL with his versatility and strong play during his time at Western Kentucky. While Lamp played the majority of his playing time in college came at the tackle position, many scouts believe he could develop in to an excellent starter at the guard position, something the Vikings are in desperate need of.
The Vikings have been busy meeting with prospects at the NFL Combine, having met with Alvin Kamara, Samaje Perine, Brad Kaaya and Damien Mama prior to their meeting with Lamp.
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NFL Combine | WKU's first-round hopeful Forrest Lamp showcasing versatility for pro teams
Louisville Courier-Journal6 days ago
TODAY Sports) 1 CONNECT TWEET LINKEDIN COMMENT EMAIL MORE INDIANAPOLIS – Western Kentucky offensive lineman Forrest Lamp starred as a tackle in college, but he has soared up NFL ...
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Spending a high pick on a guard is crazy. I know Zack Martin worked out, but if you miss on a interior lineman with a top 15 pick you look really foolish.
Guards can be found as a udfa. Lets use those early picks to try and find impact players
Spending a high pick on a guard is crazy. I know Zack Martin worked out, but if you miss on a interior lineman with a top 15 pick you look really foolish.
Guards can be found as a udfa. Lets use those early picks to try and find impact players
Guard is an underrated and very important position.
WSS
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the squealers drafted decastro with the 24th overall... the Browns could trade down a bit, get
another second round pick, and still get Lamp. Like it was noted, Fisher was drafted #1 overall,
it isn't all that far-fetched. Let the lamp light shine on the possiblilties....
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I'd still prefer to see what Coleman can do at RT, and pick up a day three prospect. Between Thomas, Bitonio, Greco, Drango, Coleman, Paztor, Reiter, Fabiano, etc. etc. the Brown's should be able to field a decent O line without burning a 1st rd pick.
I'd still prefer to see what Coleman can do at RT, and pick up a day three prospect. Between Thomas, Bitonio, Greco, Drango, Coleman, Paztor, Reiter, Fabiano, etc. etc. the Brown's should be able to field a decent O line without burning a 1st rd pick.
Agree and disagree...
- Coleman at RT? Yes... I've been there longer than anyone.
- Paz? If he moves on, then we have a hole so much depends on him.
- Day 3? No...
There's enough skilled talent in this draft that the best OL are getting squeezed towards Day 2, but there is also a lack of OL talent in this draft... both of elite, top-ten talent and strong Day 3 prospects.
Lamp is as good as I have seen in this class and at best I see him at the cusp of Rounds 1 and 2.
The only Day 3 "quality" I've seen so far is UK's Jon Toth.
Bottom line: Day 2 is the OL hunting ground this draft.
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