Way Too Early 2019 Mock Draft
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Pats picking last...these writers are so far up Bill's butt it's a joke ....I have read five 2019 mocks and they all have the Pats winning the lot ....they wont get past the Jags next time
Pats picking last...these writers are so far up Bill's butt it's a joke ....I have read five 2019 mocks and they all have the Pats winning the lot ....they wont get past the Jags next time
I'm curious if the Jags can get deep in the playoffs with Bortles as QB again... I just don't buy him.
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Can we pin this?
"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 -
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As of now, the Browns will have nine draft picks for the 2019 Draft.
They have at least one pick for every round, plus an extra in the 3rd and 7th.
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They have the Browns winning 7 games????
These people need to be drug tested.
If Hue coaches the entire year. The Browns will pick first again for the 3rd year
"And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve." -
I sure hope Patterson ends up going that high
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
I sure hope Patterson ends up going that high
When will they announce if he is eligible to play this season?
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I sure hope Patterson ends up going that high
When will they announce if he is eligible to play this season?
When will they announce if he is eligible to play this season?
They did a few days go.
Long story short, Ole Miss was being a bunch of douchebags (Josh Rosen douches, not Baker Mayfield douches) and dragging the process out as long as possible.
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I know many on here were hoping we'd take Chubb. Unfortunately, he wasn't elite. He just happened to be the best DE in a below average class. I believe Ward will be seen as the much better choice down the road.
Next year tho... oh man, next year. Not everyone on here may follow CFB closely, but it has the potential to be the greatest DL class of all time. I believe Dorsey recognized this, and we'll pick up another stud then. The combine workouts for DLmen next year are going to be insane.
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https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/04/30/baker-mayfield-cleveland-browns-draft-mmqb-peter-king
Just exactly what I tried to explain to Ghoolie and his Zumba Instructor take on Garrett, if you don't give him the time he's not getting the QB. Williams wanted Ward over Chubb for these two reasons from the article Steve provided:
Williams: “Ward. The reason is our need for a press cover cornerback. Denzel probably plays that position as well as anyone I’ve seen in college football in some time. We probably play the most press of any team in the league. There’s another reason. I’ve got a video of 28 snaps of Myles Garrett pass-rushes last year where he gets within two steps or less of the quarterback when the ball comes out. Basically, we aren’t covering long enough to let him get to the quarterback. Myles and others—especially [defensive end] Emmanuel Ogbah—will get more chances because of Denzel.” Ogbah, Williams said, was a major reason why the Browns went Ward over Chubb. “Ogbah’s a rising star in this league,” Williams said. “He’s got a chance to be Chubb.” High praise.
EDIT: That is the good news I was looking for on Ogbah. He must be recovered from his injury enough to take Ward and pass on Chubb. Now we have a real shot for our "twins" to get to the QB.
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I sure hope Patterson ends up going that high
You mean the Ole Miss QB?
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I sure hope Patterson ends up going that high
You mean the Ole Miss QB?
You mean the Ole Miss QB?
Former Ole Miss QB, yes
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
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You mean the Ole Miss QB?
Former Ole Miss QB, yes
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Former Ole Miss QB, yes
Why did he leave?
Why did he leave?
Because Ole Miss lied to recruits about their upcoming sanctions. So a handful of players transfered out to schools without sanctions and were granted immediate eligibility
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Why did he leave?
Because Ole Miss lied to recruits about their upcoming sanctions. So a handful of players transfered out to schools without sanctions and were granted immediate eligibility
Because Ole Miss lied to recruits about their upcoming sanctions. So a handful of players transfered out to schools without sanctions and were granted immediate eligibility
So....the whole Laremy Tunsil thing?
But why FMU? Just so he could get that trip to Paris?
Which is a smooth move on Harbaugh's part...so I am not criticizing it per se.
I just wonder where the money came from to send the entire team? I don't know if it is allowed to come out of the athletic budget....and certainly it can't come out of Harbaugh's multi-million dollar pockets. If boosters or alumni paid for it.....how is that any different than them paying for cars and hookers?
I assume the resources to pay for it have been vetted and approved by the NCAA. (for what good they are). So, maybe you can fill us in.
Also...don't these kids still have classes? Or is this their spring break week? Seems way late for that. and they can't be done with classes for the spring, can they?
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Because Ole Miss lied to recruits about their upcoming sanctions. So a handful of players transfered out to schools without sanctions and were granted immediate eligibility
So....the whole Laremy Tunsil thing?
But why FMU? Just so he could get that trip to Paris?
Which is a smooth move on Harbaugh's part...so I am not criticizing it per se.
I just wonder where the money came from to send the entire team? I don't know if it is allowed to come out of the athletic budget....and certainly it can't come out of Harbaugh's multi-million dollar pockets. If boosters or alumni paid for it.....how is that any different than them paying for cars and hookers?
I assume the resources to pay for it have been vetted and approved by the NCAA. (for what good they are). So, maybe you can fill us in.
Also...don't these kids still have classes? Or is this their spring break week? Seems way late for that. and they can't be done with classes for the spring, can they?
So....the whole Laremy Tunsil thing?
But why FMU? Just so he could get that trip to Paris?
Which is a smooth move on Harbaugh's part...so I am not criticizing it per se.
I just wonder where the money came from to send the entire team? I don't know if it is allowed to come out of the athletic budget....and certainly it can't come out of Harbaugh's multi-million dollar pockets. If boosters or alumni paid for it.....how is that any different than them paying for cars and hookers?
I assume the resources to pay for it have been vetted and approved by the NCAA. (for what good they are). So, maybe you can fill us in.
Also...don't these kids still have classes? Or is this their spring break week? Seems way late for that. and they can't be done with classes for the spring, can they?
It was a lot more than the Tunsil thing. That was part of it, but Ole Miss had been clearly cheating for a while.
Well regardless of what some on here might think, Michigan is a top choice for pro style QB's. We run more of a pro, NFL style offense, Harbaugh is a former NFL QB, and he has a track record of developing QBs. Plus Patterson is from Toledo and had Michigan as one of his top schools during his initial recruitment.
For the trip to Rome last year, 1 anonymous donor paid for the entire trip. I believe the same thing happened this year for our trip to France. Michigan has a lot of very successful and wealthy alumni.
If you're seriously trying to compare an educational trip to Europe, with cars and hookers, I don't think I can help you. Yes, there is a good bit of difference between donating for the teams study abroad session compared to paying for Terrell Pryor's new Nissan 350z. Hell, enough coaches complained about Harbaugh being smart and holding practices off campus that the NCAA made a rule saying Power 5 schools can no longer do that. So the team can't practice in France. Even through D1 basketball schools do stuff like that all of the time. Just a bunch of current coaches afraid of having to work more and a changing status quo.
Yes, everything has been approved by the NCAA. We obviously wouldn't be doing it if it wasn't.
The Spring Semester is over. There are no classes. I believe finals are even done. I imagine some football players needed to take their finals early before heading to France. Not 100% sure.
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
So....the whole Laremy Tunsil thing?
But why FMU? Just so he could get that trip to Paris?
Which is a smooth move on Harbaugh's part...so I am not criticizing it per se.
I just wonder where the money came from to send the entire team? I don't know if it is allowed to come out of the athletic budget....and certainly it can't come out of Harbaugh's multi-million dollar pockets. If boosters or alumni paid for it.....how is that any different than them paying for cars and hookers?
I assume the resources to pay for it have been vetted and approved by the NCAA. (for what good they are). So, maybe you can fill us in.
Also...don't these kids still have classes? Or is this their spring break week? Seems way late for that. and they can't be done with classes for the spring, can they?
It was a lot more than the Tunsil thing. That was part of it, but Ole Miss had been clearly cheating for a while.
Well regardless of what some on here might think, Michigan is a top choice for pro style QB's. We run more of a pro, NFL style offense, Harbaugh is a former NFL QB, and he has a track record of developing QBs. Plus Patterson is from Toledo and had Michigan as one of his top schools during his initial recruitment.
For the trip to Rome last year, 1 anonymous donor paid for the entire trip. I believe the same thing happened this year for our trip to France. Michigan has a lot of very successful and wealthy alumni.
If you're seriously trying to compare an educational trip to Europe, with cars and hookers, I don't think I can help you. Yes, there is a good bit of difference between donating for the teams study abroad session compared to paying for Terrell Pryor's new Nissan 350z. Hell, enough coaches complained about Harbaugh being smart and holding practices off campus that the NCAA made a rule saying Power 5 schools can no longer do that. So the team can't practice in France. Even through D1 basketball schools do stuff like that all of the time. Just a bunch of current coaches afraid of having to work more and a changing status quo.
Yes, everything has been approved by the NCAA. We obviously wouldn't be doing it if it wasn't.
The Spring Semester is over. There are no classes. I believe finals are even done. I imagine some football players needed to take their finals early before heading to France. Not 100% sure.
It was a lot more than the Tunsil thing. That was part of it, but Ole Miss had been clearly cheating for a while.
Well regardless of what some on here might think, Michigan is a top choice for pro style QB's. We run more of a pro, NFL style offense, Harbaugh is a former NFL QB, and he has a track record of developing QBs. Plus Patterson is from Toledo and had Michigan as one of his top schools during his initial recruitment.
For the trip to Rome last year, 1 anonymous donor paid for the entire trip. I believe the same thing happened this year for our trip to France. Michigan has a lot of very successful and wealthy alumni.
If you're seriously trying to compare an educational trip to Europe, with cars and hookers, I don't think I can help you. Yes, there is a good bit of difference between donating for the teams study abroad session compared to paying for Terrell Pryor's new Nissan 350z. Hell, enough coaches complained about Harbaugh being smart and holding practices off campus that the NCAA made a rule saying Power 5 schools can no longer do that. So the team can't practice in France. Even through D1 basketball schools do stuff like that all of the time. Just a bunch of current coaches afraid of having to work more and a changing status quo.
Yes, everything has been approved by the NCAA. We obviously wouldn't be doing it if it wasn't.
The Spring Semester is over. There are no classes. I believe finals are even done. I imagine some football players needed to take their finals early before heading to France. Not 100% sure.
Greg Little had been committed for nearly a year to A&M if memory serves when he suddenly switched to Ole Miss. Very fishy smell coming out of that place for some time now.
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So....the whole Laremy Tunsil thing?
But why FMU? Just so he could get that trip to Paris?
Which is a smooth move on Harbaugh's part...so I am not criticizing it per se.
I just wonder where the money came from to send the entire team? I don't know if it is allowed to come out of the athletic budget....and certainly it can't come out of Harbaugh's multi-million dollar pockets. If boosters or alumni paid for it.....how is that any different than them paying for cars and hookers?
I assume the resources to pay for it have been vetted and approved by the NCAA. (for what good they are). So, maybe you can fill us in.
Also...don't these kids still have classes? Or is this their spring break week? Seems way late for that. and they can't be done with classes for the spring, can they?
It was a lot more than the Tunsil thing. That was part of it, but Ole Miss had been clearly cheating for a while.
Well regardless of what some on here might think, Michigan is a top choice for pro style QB's. We run more of a pro, NFL style offense, Harbaugh is a former NFL QB, and he has a track record of developing QBs. Plus Patterson is from Toledo and had Michigan as one of his top schools during his initial recruitment.
For the trip to Rome last year, 1 anonymous donor paid for the entire trip. I believe the same thing happened this year for our trip to France. Michigan has a lot of very successful and wealthy alumni.
If you're seriously trying to compare an educational trip to Europe, with cars and hookers, I don't think I can help you. Yes, there is a good bit of difference between donating for the teams study abroad session compared to paying for Terrell Pryor's new Nissan 350z. Hell, enough coaches complained about Harbaugh being smart and holding practices off campus that the NCAA made a rule saying Power 5 schools can no longer do that. So the team can't practice in France. Even through D1 basketball schools do stuff like that all of the time. Just a bunch of current coaches afraid of having to work more and a changing status quo.
Yes, everything has been approved by the NCAA. We obviously wouldn't be doing it if it wasn't.
The Spring Semester is over. There are no classes. I believe finals are even done. I imagine some football players needed to take their finals early before heading to France. Not 100% sure.
It was a lot more than the Tunsil thing. That was part of it, but Ole Miss had been clearly cheating for a while.
Well regardless of what some on here might think, Michigan is a top choice for pro style QB's. We run more of a pro, NFL style offense, Harbaugh is a former NFL QB, and he has a track record of developing QBs. Plus Patterson is from Toledo and had Michigan as one of his top schools during his initial recruitment.
For the trip to Rome last year, 1 anonymous donor paid for the entire trip. I believe the same thing happened this year for our trip to France. Michigan has a lot of very successful and wealthy alumni.
If you're seriously trying to compare an educational trip to Europe, with cars and hookers, I don't think I can help you. Yes, there is a good bit of difference between donating for the teams study abroad session compared to paying for Terrell Pryor's new Nissan 350z. Hell, enough coaches complained about Harbaugh being smart and holding practices off campus that the NCAA made a rule saying Power 5 schools can no longer do that. So the team can't practice in France. Even through D1 basketball schools do stuff like that all of the time. Just a bunch of current coaches afraid of having to work more and a changing status quo.
Yes, everything has been approved by the NCAA. We obviously wouldn't be doing it if it wasn't.
The Spring Semester is over. There are no classes. I believe finals are even done. I imagine some football players needed to take their finals early before heading to France. Not 100% sure.
What the hell is the damn difference between taking a vacation to Paris and purchasing a car for a college athlete?
Not a damn thing. And your use of the term "study abroad" is laughable. There is no studying going on really, on these trips. Not that kind that come with a study abroad program.
I mean....going to the Louvre, or out to Normandy....yes, can be educational.
So...does that mean that every trip I take I can write off as part of my Continuing Education? These are 99.9% pleasure trips....used as a recruiting tool.
I don't begrudge them doing it....but let's not be hypocritical about what these are.
I mean...they are Wheel of Fortune...where you can win a car or win a trip.
And...if FMU is already done with classes...and exams....their schedule has got to be the weirdest of any college in the nation. I know that no school I ever went to...or that my kids ever went to, got out that early. The earliest I have seen is in like mid May.
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