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2018 DRAFT - DAY TWO - some good talent available for the BROWNS. 

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  • GhoolieG Ghoolie wrote on last edited by
    #25

    The Browns need weapons. They have none.

  • T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #26

    Others on the board not yet mentioned above WRs Sutton/Kirk 

    Or another CB Oliver/Jackson

  • Hurst

    Chark

    Chubb

    works for me...

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #27

    @tour2ma said:

    Hurst

    Chark

    Chubb

    works for me...

    We would have to trade up for Chubb. He will be gone before our 3rd 2nd rounder.

  • PoeticGP PoeticG wrote on last edited by
    #28

    Guice 

    Oliver

    Allen 

    Washington

    St. Brown

    Gesicki 

  • T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #29

    Charlie Casserly says Guice is the BPA for round 2. Please pay attention Dorsey. Just once go with a RB relatively high.

  • Others on the board not yet mentioned above WRs Sutton/Kirk 

    Or another CB Oliver/Jackson

    L LondonBrown wrote on last edited by
    #30

    @texasag1969 said:

    Others on the board not yet mentioned above WRs Sutton/Kirk 

    Or another CB Oliver/Jackson

    Not a fan of Sutton’s catch style and Kirk wouldn’t see much action with Landry there? 

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Others on the board not yet mentioned above WRs Sutton/Kirk 

    Or another CB Oliver/Jackson

    Not a fan of Sutton’s catch style and Kirk wouldn’t see much action with Landry there? 

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #31

    @londonbrown said:

    Not a fan of Sutton’s catch style and Kirk wouldn’t see much action with Landry there? 

    Think Brady with multiple fleas that bedevil defenses so much with all those underneath throws against isolated LBs. Mayfiled is the perfect guy to find those fleas if we get Kirk. He also brings KO/PR skills to the STs.

  • @londonbrown said:

    Not a fan of Sutton’s catch style and Kirk wouldn’t see much action with Landry there? 

    Think Brady with multiple fleas that bedevil defenses so much with all those underneath throws against isolated LBs. Mayfiled is the perfect guy to find those fleas if we get Kirk. He also brings KO/PR skills to the STs.

    L LondonBrown wrote on last edited by
    #32

    @texasag1969 said:

    Think Brady with multiple fleas that bedevil defenses so much with all those underneath throws against isolated LBs. Mayfiled is the perfect guy to find those fleas if we get Kirk. He also brings KO/PR skills to the STs.

    All fair points man. Looking forward to some skill players tonight. 

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
    #33

    the position need of Ward pick outweighed the BPA in B.Chubb last night. So with Mayfield now on board, would Orlando Brown scare anyone at pick 64😉? God help us all..A) Take Connor Williams  now or O'Neill IF at #64..B) We may fill the hole left by Shelton with Hurst? C) Is Harold Landry a upgrade of Naz or Orch at DE?(have not watched HL)..Honestly I'd love to jump need & take either guy D) N.Chubb or Guice that can run angry between the tackles..Jarvis Landry a LSU alum may very well be telling jim brown "your up at pick #33, just read the name on my card"..Edit-Two gutt-zie picks that I liked Both..actually called it on Jim Miller/Pat Kirwins radio show last Monday. Who's Offensive OL that can keep these QB's standing up maybe the winner..Bills & Jets & Zona are all way behind if we get any kind of play at LT..Get'em again today Dorsey  

  • Arden Key baby

    J JimboJones wrote on last edited by JimboJones
    #34

    @wargograw said:

    Arden Key baby

    No please.  Guy should fall to day 3 because he's mental.

  • T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #35

    gumby-here's to hoping they have Jim Brown doing the announcement BECAUSE the plan has been all along a RB starting on Day 2, Pick #33.

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
    #36

    Names I’m looking at now for our picks in the second round:

     Running back

    Nick Chubb or Derrius Guice

    Wide Receiver

    Anthony Miller or Eq. St. Brown

    Offensive Tackle

    Ohukwuma Okorafor or Tyrell Crosby orJamarco Jones

     
  • B Bigalow80 wrote on last edited by
    #37

    I will pass on Key as well. I don't think he's that good of a player and his head jacked up. Landry is a beast, he was just hurt last year. Hurst is a baller, but I wonder if some teams are going to be nervous about his heart even though he has been cleared. I would be ok with it in the second round and on his first contract as opposed to his big money deal. I think they can wait for the RB until 64 or later depending on what tackles are on the board at that spot. It wouldn't surprise me if they traded down from one or two of their top 2nd round picks to try and grab a 3rd rounder. I would pass on Nick Chubb. It's not that he wasn't a productive player, but his knee injury from a few years ago was nasty. I don't think it is going to hold up over time in the nfl. I also don't think the browns need to draft a WR in the second round. I like Coleman as the third option and I feel they can find value a little later, perhaps ESB. 

  • gumby-here's to hoping they have Jim Brown doing the announcement BECAUSE the plan has been all along a RB starting on Day 2, Pick #33.

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
    #38

    @texasag1969 said:

    gumby-here's to hoping they have Jim Brown doing the announcement BECAUSE the plan has been all along a RB starting on Day 2, Pick #33.

    Cheers! to hoping.. imo. it totally depends on how "they" value Duke..Duke got his a$$ kicked running between tackles.Than the plan was to kick him to slot position 😕..Matt Dayes cost them less than Duke after this season..Dorsey has his missle to fire at position right now..if he holds his cards to #64? Am not seeing a K.Hunt will be left..We need a physical banger.. I also like the  Auburn kid K.Johnson if his knee checks out. Northwestern has a kid(name?) leaving Bo Scarboro or ASU kid Ballage. No 3rd rounders at this point..tick tock..Edit-your rant watching your post on Bill getting his next Dion Lewis was priceless😆

  • J JimboJones wrote on last edited by JimboJones
    #39

    List of my top targets for the three picks in the 2nd:

    DE Rasheem Greene

    DE Harold Landry

    DE Sam Hubbard

    DE Josh Sweat

    DE Lorenzo Carter

    DT Maurice Hurst

    CB Josh Jackson

    CB Isaiah Oliver

    CB Carlton Davis

    S Justin Reid

    S Ronnie Harrison

    S Jesse Bates

    RB Nick Chubb

    RB Darrius Guice

    RB Ronald Jones

    RB Kerryon Johnson

    WR Christian Kirk

    WR Anthony Miller

    WR DJ Chark

    WR Courtland Sutton

    As much as we need a LT, hoping they don't pick Crosby, C.Williams or Orlando Brown over any of these guys.

  • L LondonBrown wrote on last edited by
    #40

    Apparently Landry sliding due to medical issues 

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #41

    From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:

    CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150)

    I invited Williams to the draft, so obviously I'm surprised he went undrafted in Round 1. Good things happen to those who wait. Williams missed seven games in 2017 due to a knee injury suffered against USC, but he had an excellent 2016. He came back for the final two games last season and played well. He's very athletic but might make for a better guard than tackle.

    Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.

  • D domcucch1994 wrote on last edited by
    #42

    We still need a big bodied WR 

    I say we go Derrius Guice and Courtland Sutton in the second.

  • From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:

    CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150)

    I invited Williams to the draft, so obviously I'm surprised he went undrafted in Round 1. Good things happen to those who wait. Williams missed seven games in 2017 due to a knee injury suffered against USC, but he had an excellent 2016. He came back for the final two games last season and played well. He's very athletic but might make for a better guard than tackle.

    Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
    #43

    @mjp28 said:

    From Gil Brant, NFL Senior Analyst:

    CONNOR WILLIAMS, OL, Texas (No. 22 on my Hot 150

    Ideal fit: Browns. Any offensive lineman worth his salt views Joe Thomas as the model tackle, and while Williams might be better suited for guard, he could step in right away and give Chris Hubbard a run for the starting job vacated by Thomas when he retired.

    thanks 28,but tell Gil when Chris Hubbard got paid he stated he got paid as a RT..thats where he will play. Not Left..drafting OL coming off injury is truly a risky business..

  • We still need a big bodied WR 

    I say we go Derrius Guice and Courtland Sutton in the second.

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #44

    @domcucch1994 said:

    We still need a big bodied WR 

    I say we go Derrius Guice and Courtland Sutton in the second.

    You hate to have all of your chips on Flash Gordon as your main 16 game man.....even with Landry as more receiving help.

    Back to too many need holes even for the BROWNS and all their good picks. OL, RB, DB, another DE?