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  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #28

    Brandon Bryant db from msu had 14  teams at his workout The Browns were one of them

  • @syd said:

    so doe's the bidding go in order as same as the draft order ? 

    All teams are slotted into 3 Bins A)non-playoff/minus 7 wins..Bin B.)non-playoff/plus 7 wins..Bin C)Playoff Teams...Now,I have also read W/L percentage from last season & official order will not be released to public. But we can do the Math.. Teams from Bin A gets precedence over Bin B...Bin B over Bin C..Browns are in Bin A, with O wins. 1st pick in previous draft, but am disputing a possible Lottery system with a guy at reddit is hearing about that may run a few more hours if not another day.(with Z name changing powers I'd re-name this chap Robert Craft II)    

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by Orion
    #29

    @gumby73 said:

    I have also read W/L percentage from last season & official order will not be released to public.

    Someone explain to me, a scenario, where a team that got zero friggin' wins last year wouldn't get first dibs..........

  • @gumby73 said:

    I have also read W/L percentage from last season & official order will not be released to public.

    Someone explain to me, a scenario, where a team that got zero friggin' wins last year wouldn't get first dibs..........

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
    #30

    @orion said:

    Someone explain to me, a scenario, where a team that got zero friggin' wins last year wouldn't get first dibs..........

    this sounds so simple  https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-browns/Article/NFL-Supplemental-Draft-set-for-July-11-119333295/  but am telling ya, till the leauge puts a stamp on it,these writers have no clue how it actually works..tick tock..We got a date & time from leauge..now we wait to make up some rules.#nfl

  • @orion said:

    Someone explain to me, a scenario, where a team that got zero friggin' wins last year wouldn't get first dibs..........

    this sounds so simple  https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-browns/Article/NFL-Supplemental-Draft-set-for-July-11-119333295/  but am telling ya, till the leauge puts a stamp on it,these writers have no clue how it actually works..tick tock..We got a date & time from leauge..now we wait to make up some rules.#nfl

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #31

    @gumby73 said:

    but am telling ya, till the leauge puts a stamp on it,these writers have no clue how it actually works

    I don't know how it actually works so there's no way that I can doubt you.  All I can say is that it 'should' not be subjective.  It should follow last April's draft order.  If it's subjective, well, that leaves the door open to palm greasing.

  • updates  https://www.profootballrumors.com/2018-supplemental-draft  per Mike Garafolo/ Browns were 1 of 26 teams attending Adonis Alexander Virginia Tech pro day this past Wednesday. Adonis had 7 team visits also set-up this past Wednesday with 1 team visit set (maybe close to Blacksburg,VA.?) Sam Beal has not been confirmed by the NFL as of yet but should qualify..No confirmed draft date has been confirmed by NFL in null-null World Cup of foosball (my eyefull of acc ball on Adonis=Lead with the high 4th rounder, he's not worth browns high 3rd rounder)

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
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    @gumby73 said:

    updates  https://www.profootballrumors.com/2018-supplemental-draft  

    Following this site ^^ gives updates very well..add LB Bright Ugwoegbu from Oregon State into the draft also

  • Z Zombo wrote on last edited by
    #33

    Let's do a supplemental Mock draft.

    Zombo

  • ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on last edited by
    #34

    The picks are the same as was the regular draft.  There is no secret here.

    The draft itself is more like a auction.  If a team likes a player, they make a bid via fax or text to the league office.  It's not like everybody is gathered in some room. If we like Beal, we bid a selection.  Say we offer a 2nd rounder for him, we get him as long as no other team offers a 1st.  If other teams offer a 2nd, we get him because we drafted first in the regular draft.

  • @gumby73 said:

    I have also read W/L percentage from last season & official order will not be released to public.

    Someone explain to me, a scenario, where a team that got zero friggin' wins last year wouldn't get first dibs..........

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @orion said:

    Someone explain to me, a scenario, where a team that got zero friggin' wins last year wouldn't get first dibs..........

    From what has been explained it could be a bit like the NBA draft....a lottery system.

    Lets put things this way, for what its worth (which is nothing really):    the Browns have done reasonably well when taking players in the supplemental draft:

    Bernie Kosar

    Josh Gordon

    And those players taken from the USFL:

    Supplemental Draft

     
      Misc       Passing Rushing Receiving      
    Year Rnd   Pick Pos To AP1 PB St CarAV G Cmp Att Yds TD Int Att Yds TD Rec Yds TD Int Sk College/Univ
    2012 2 Josh Gordon 1 WR 2017 1 1 2 20 40 0 1 0 0 0 5 88 0 179 3089 15     Utah
    Year Rnd Player Pick Pos To AP1 PB St CarAV G Cmp Att Yds TD Int Att Yds TD Rec Yds TD Int Sk College/Univ
    1985 1 Bernie Kosar 1 QB 1996 0 1 7 67 126 1994 3365 23301 124 87 180 265 5 3 -5 0     Miami (FL)
    Year Rnd Player Pick Pos To AP1 PB St CarAV G Cmp Att Yds TD Int Att Yds TD Rec Yds TD Int Sk College/Univ
    1984 1 Kevin Mack 11 RB 1993 0 2 6 46 99           1291 5123 46 197 1602 8     Clemson
    1984 1 Mike Johnson 18 LB 1995 0 2 8 61 144                       13 14.5 Virginia Tech
    1984 2 Gerald McNeil 44 WR 1990 0 1 0 6 76           4 61 0 29 380 2     Baylor
    1984 2 Tommy Robison 50 LB 1989 0 0 0 1 12                           Texas A&M
    1984 3 Doug West 71 LB   0 0 0                               UCLA
    1984 3 John Bon
  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #36

    Actually there have only been 43 NFL supplimental draft picks total since it's inception in 1977 only 12 this century.  And yes the Artful dodger Modell and the BROWNS did alright snookering out Bernie Kosar! 

    2002 Milford Brown G 6th Houston Texans Florida State He had used up his five-year competition eligibility.[18]
    2003 Tony Hollings RB 2nd Houston Texans Georgia Tech He was academically ineligible for the 2003 college season.[19]
    2005 Manuel Wright DT 5th Miami Dolphins USC Chose entering the draft over not playing college football while trying to regain his academic eligibility.[20]
    2006 Ahmad Brooks†[21] LB 3rd Cincinnati Bengals Virginia He was dismissed from his college team.[22]
    2007 Paul Oliver S 4th San Diego Chargers Georgia He left college because of academic problems.[23]
    2007 Jared Gaither[23] OT 5th Baltimore Ravens Maryland He was declared academically ineligible in college.[24]
    2009 Jeremy Jarmon DE 3rd Washington Redskins Kentucky Suspended over failed drug test.[25]
    2010 Harvey Unga[26] FB 7th Chicago Bears BYU Expelled for disciplinary reasons.[26]
    2010 Josh Brent[26] NT 7th Dallas Cowboys Illinois He was "... reportedly academically ineligible for the 2010 [college] season."[27]
    2011 Terrelle Pryor QB 3rd Oakland Raiders Ohio State Suspended as part of NCAA investigation into improper benefits.[28]
    2012 Josh Gordon† WR 2nd Cleveland Browns Baylor Dismissed for failed marijuana test.[29]
    2015 Isaiah Battle OT 5th St. Louis Rams Clemson Had "family matters to attend", as well as off-field issues.[30
  • The picks are the same as was the regular draft.  There is no secret here.

    The draft itself is more like a auction.  If a team likes a player, they make a bid via fax or text to the league office.  It's not like everybody is gathered in some room. If we like Beal, we bid a selection.  Say we offer a 2nd rounder for him, we get him as long as no other team offers a 1st.  If other teams offer a 2nd, we get him because we drafted first in the regular draft.

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
    #37

    @ballpeen said:

    The picks are the same as was the regular draft.  There is no secret here.

    The draft itself is more like a auction.  If a team likes a player, they make a bid via fax or text to the league office.  It's not like everybody is gathered in some room. If we like Beal, we bid a selection.  Say we offer a 2nd rounder for him, we get him as long as no other team offers a 1st.  If other teams offer a 2nd, we get him because we drafted first in the regular draft.

    thanks. The round bidding to win was never my concern. But the draft order matters. More than likely breaking ties. Some sites adding word "lottery" got my attention, of how can we once again get screwed..the smoke & mirrors are starting to clear  https://www.stampedeblue.com/2018/6/25/17502264/supplemental-draft-101  have they always used brackets before?   

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
    #38

    Tale of the Tape on Virginia Tech CB Adonis Alexander's pro day::6'2" 195 lbs. Vert.35.5"/ Broad-10'4"/ bench 9@ 225 lbs./ 40 time-4.61/shuttle 4.39/3 cone-7.18..not all that great on the numbers(hand times) & also cramped up towards end of drills..Sam Beal goes tomorrow..Brandon Bryants this friday(Dui in 17)  oh and we may have some barking up the wrong tree? if you let your sources do the talking for you?  https://nflspinzone.com/2018/06/27/cleveland-browns-e-j-gaines-miffed/     

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
    #39

    All 32 teams including John Dorsey attended Sam Beal pro day. Most his numbers went well, except for a weight loss from spring weighing 187 lbs., weighing in today at 178 lbs./ Height = 6' 7/8"/ 40 times=4.47 & 4.55/ vert.=37"/broad=10' 6"/short shuttle=4.09/3-cone=7.11.. <The same date he may get drafted? but not the time Beal was looking for. Beal played WR when arrived at W.Michigan in 2015.Beal switched to CB the following season..Maybe his draft stock slightly drops from today? Maybe the top 3rd rounder just may do it?  Comparable combine 6 ft. DB numbers? Minkah Fitzpatrick & Isaiah Oliver ran 4.46/4.50. but both go 204/201 lbs. and can tackle. Beal is not praised for his open field tackling.. being under weight won't help..

  • All 32 teams including John Dorsey attended Sam Beal pro day. Most his numbers went well, except for a weight loss from spring weighing 187 lbs., weighing in today at 178 lbs./ Height = 6' 7/8"/ 40 times=4.47 & 4.55/ vert.=37"/broad=10' 6"/short shuttle=4.09/3-cone=7.11.. <The same date he may get drafted? but not the time Beal was looking for. Beal played WR when arrived at W.Michigan in 2015.Beal switched to CB the following season..Maybe his draft stock slightly drops from today? Maybe the top 3rd rounder just may do it?  Comparable combine 6 ft. DB numbers? Minkah Fitzpatrick & Isaiah Oliver ran 4.46/4.50. but both go 204/201 lbs. and can tackle. Beal is not praised for his open field tackling.. being under weight won't help..

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
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    @gumby73 said:

    the top 3rd rounder just may do it?

    Yes.  I really don't want to go into next year's draft without a 2nd round pick.

  • @gumby73 said:

    the top 3rd rounder just may do it?

    Yes.  I really don't want to go into next year's draft without a 2nd round pick.

    Z Zombo wrote on last edited by
    #41

    @orion said:

    Yes.  I really don't want to go into next year's draft without a 2nd round pick.

    Yeah, I could see us bid top of the third and if no one bids second round , we get him.

    Dorsey probably feels our draft picks are mid rounders next year, while we can get him at the top of the round this year.

    But I'm not spending a second on this kid.

    I'm surprised T.J. Carrie isn't getting more love from Browns fans as the starter opposite Ward.

    6 foot tall, starting experience, Ohio University, good speed, prime of his career ... Nice four year contract covers his peak years.

    I love the E.J. Gaines signing too. Don't be surprised if they extend his one year deal during the season if they like what they see and they want to wrap up a Ward-Carrie-Gaines trio for three or four years. Or if you draft this guy, he's potentially the third corner next year and you let Gaines walk.

    I think we have a real strong corner room right now, certainly no time to hit the panic button, or the reach button.

    Zombo

  • @orion said:

    Yes.  I really don't want to go into next year's draft without a 2nd round pick.

    Yeah, I could see us bid top of the third and if no one bids second round , we get him.

    Dorsey probably feels our draft picks are mid rounders next year, while we can get him at the top of the round this year.

    But I'm not spending a second on this kid.

    I'm surprised T.J. Carrie isn't getting more love from Browns fans as the starter opposite Ward.

    6 foot tall, starting experience, Ohio University, good speed, prime of his career ... Nice four year contract covers his peak years.

    I love the E.J. Gaines signing too. Don't be surprised if they extend his one year deal during the season if they like what they see and they want to wrap up a Ward-Carrie-Gaines trio for three or four years. Or if you draft this guy, he's potentially the third corner next year and you let Gaines walk.

    I think we have a real strong corner room right now, certainly no time to hit the panic button, or the reach button.

    Zombo

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    Zombo said:

    Yeah, I could see us bid top of the third and if no one bids second round , we get him.

    Dorsey probably feels our draft picks are mid rounders next year, while we can get him at the top of the round this year.

    But I'm not spending a second on this kid.

    I'm surprised T.J. Carrie isn't getting more love from Browns fans as the starter opposite Ward.

    6 foot tall, starting experience, Ohio University, good speed, prime of his career ... Nice four year contract covers his peak years.

    I love the E.J. Gaines signing too. Don't be surprised if they extend his one year deal during the season if they like what they see and they want to wrap up a Ward-Carrie-Gaines trio for three or four years. Or if you draft this guy, he's potentially the third corner next year and you let Gaines walk.

    I think we have a real strong corner room right now, certainly no time to hit the panic button, or the reach button.

    Zombo

    We have not see Carrie or Gaines play in a Browns uniform  really.  So, until they don the Brown and Orange and we see them out there, there is likely little enthusiasm for them...just mild curiosity.  However, once they do hit the field and it appears that they are doing good things, the love will come. 

    At least, that is the way I feel.  Same for basically all of our FA acquisitions.

  • Zombo said:

    Yeah, I could see us bid top of the third and if no one bids second round , we get him.

    Dorsey probably feels our draft picks are mid rounders next year, while we can get him at the top of the round this year.

    But I'm not spending a second on this kid.

    I'm surprised T.J. Carrie isn't getting more love from Browns fans as the starter opposite Ward.

    6 foot tall, starting experience, Ohio University, good speed, prime of his career ... Nice four year contract covers his peak years.

    I love the E.J. Gaines signing too. Don't be surprised if they extend his one year deal during the season if they like what they see and they want to wrap up a Ward-Carrie-Gaines trio for three or four years. Or if you draft this guy, he's potentially the third corner next year and you let Gaines walk.

    I think we have a real strong corner room right now, certainly no time to hit the panic button, or the reach button.

    Zombo

    We have not see Carrie or Gaines play in a Browns uniform  really.  So, until they don the Brown and Orange and we see them out there, there is likely little enthusiasm for them...just mild curiosity.  However, once they do hit the field and it appears that they are doing good things, the love will come. 

    At least, that is the way I feel.  Same for basically all of our FA acquisitions.

    Z Zombo wrote on last edited by
    #43

    @the-gipper said:

    We have not see Carrie or Gaines play in a Browns uniform  really.  So, until they don the Brown and Orange and we see them out there, there is likely little enthusiasm for them...just mild curiosity.  However, once they do hit the field and it appears that they are doing good things, the love will come. 

    At least, that is the way I feel.  Same for basically all of our FA acquisitions.

    I get it. But these guys are proven in the league and chose to play in Cleveland ... unlike draft picks.

    Zombo

  • @the-gipper said:

    We have not see Carrie or Gaines play in a Browns uniform  really.  So, until they don the Brown and Orange and we see them out there, there is likely little enthusiasm for them...just mild curiosity.  However, once they do hit the field and it appears that they are doing good things, the love will come. 

    At least, that is the way I feel.  Same for basically all of our FA acquisitions.

    I get it. But these guys are proven in the league and chose to play in Cleveland ... unlike draft picks.

    Zombo

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #44

    Zombo said:

    I get it. But these guys are proven in the league and chose to play in Cleveland ... unlike draft picks.

    Zombo

    Well, you know how it is with our guys, we either love em or hate em. We got to basically hate the likes of Kenny Britt and DeShone Kizer.  Hopefully we will get to love the likes of TT, Landry, Hyde, and these DBs.

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
    #45

    The last of the DB's drew Browns and 13 other clubs to his pro day. FS Brandon Bryant Miss.St.. Draft scout ranks Bryant the #4 of 91 at FS position. Also the fastest of the bunch.Bryant was rumored to be just as fast as John Ross clocking 4.22/40.Bryant has hit 4.24 in past...Here's B.Bryant Pro Day numbers //5'11"//200 lbs.//arms 32 7/8"//hands 9 3/8"//40 times=4.45 & 4.52//s.shuttle=4.23//3 cone=7.26 &7.52//vert=34"//broad=10'3"//  Round Range on FS B.Bryant reads from 5th to 7th round due to dui in 17. Browns known to have interest with not much behind D.Randall on depth chart

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
    #46

    9 dayes away.. https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-browns/Article/Gil-Brandt-pegs-Bills-Browns-as-suitors-for-Sam-Beal-119505412/   I've seen fire & I've seen rain too. And it would not surprise me at all if Belicheck don't throw the late 2nd rounder? Pats still need CB help.

  • ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on last edited by
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    My feeling is if the guy is valued as a first round selection, we have to bid a 2nd rounder.