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  • Btw why are we allowed to talk draft this week but nit last week....just curious

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    @clevfan4life said:

    Btw why are we allowed to talk draft this week but nit last week....just curious

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    Who knows...

    Some of us can actually mult-task and talk in one thread about the upcoming game and in another about a DTackle who would go well with Ogunjobi… ?

  • Go with BPA and develope some depth. Honest depth. Then trust Dorsey to fill in blanks with FA signings. Nothing “cute” pick your spot and get out 

  • CLEVELAND, Ohio - The 2019 NFL Draft order won't be determined until after the season, but the Browns already know how many picks they have (so far). 

    Here's a breakdown of the Browns' 2019 draft picks:

    (This post was last updated Oct. 19, 2018, following the Carlos Hyde trade.)

    2019 NFL DRAFT

    First round: Own pick.

    Second round: Own pick.

    Third round: Own pick; Patriots' pick (via Danny Shelton trade).

    Fourth round: Own pick.

    Fifth round: Own pick; Jaguars' pick (via Carlos Hyde trade); Patriots' pick (via Josh Gordon trade).

    Sixth round: Own pick.

    Seventh round: Jaguars' pick (conditional via Cody Kessler trade); Chiefs' pick (conditional via Shon Coleman trade). 

    You could package those 3 fifth rounders to move up to say, another 2d or 3rd rounder, no?   

    @the-gipper said:

    CLEVELAND, Ohio - The 2019 NFL Draft order won't be determined until after the season, but the Browns already know how many picks they have (so far). 

    Here's a breakdown of the Browns' 2019 draft picks:

    (This post was last updated Oct. 19, 2018, following the Carlos Hyde trade.)

    2019 NFL DRAFT

    First round: Own pick.

    Second round: Own pick.

    Third round: Own pick; Patriots' pick (via Danny Shelton trade).

    Fourth round: Own pick.

    Fifth round: Own pick; Jaguars' pick (via Carlos Hyde trade); Patriots' pick (via Josh Gordon trade).

    Sixth round: Own pick.

    Seventh round: Jaguars' pick (conditional via Cody Kessler trade); Chiefs' pick (conditional via Shon Coleman trade). 

    You could package those 3 fifth rounders to move up to say, another 2d or 3rd rounder, no?   

    2nd round might be a stretch.  3rd would probably be doable.  In a perfect world, we are able to trade those 5th's before the draft.  If we did that, I could see ways to get back in to the 1st round.  At this point it isn't about quantity IMO.  It's about get 2-3 nice players.  I really haven't studied the draft at this point.  I'd have to see how deep a class it is.  There might still be solid pickings in the 5th.  If so, just hold'em.  You can get good O-line in the 5th.  We will probably draft a QB to fill the TT void.  We should be able to find a nice QB to develop in to our back-up in a year or two after Stanton retires.  

    Just thinking out loud, our 2nd rounder, our best 3rd rounder and a 5th would probably be enough to sneak back in to the bottom of the first round.

  • @the-gipper said:

    You could package those 3 fifth rounders to move up to say, another 2d or 3rd rounder, no?

    According to the draft value chart, if you had the top 3 picks in round 5 you could trade them all and get the 2nd last pick in the 3rd round.

    To me, the 3rd round is almost the same crap-shoot as the 5th round.   I think I'll take Dorsey and 3 cracks at it in the 5th round.

    @orion said:

    According to the draft value chart, if you had the top 3 picks in round 5 you could trade them all and get the 2nd last pick in the 3rd round.

    To me, the 3rd round is almost the same crap-shoot as the 5th round.   I think I'll take Dorsey and 3 cracks at it in the 5th round.

    One word: Avery

  • @the-gipper said:

    CLEVELAND, Ohio - The 2019 NFL Draft order won't be determined until after the season, but the Browns already know how many picks they have (so far). 

    Here's a breakdown of the Browns' 2019 draft picks:

    (This post was last updated Oct. 19, 2018, following the Carlos Hyde trade.)

    2019 NFL DRAFT

    First round: Own pick.

    Second round: Own pick.

    Third round: Own pick; Patriots' pick (via Danny Shelton trade).

    Fourth round: Own pick.

    Fifth round: Own pick; Jaguars' pick (via Carlos Hyde trade); Patriots' pick (via Josh Gordon trade).

    Sixth round: Own pick.

    Seventh round: Jaguars' pick (conditional via Cody Kessler trade); Chiefs' pick (conditional via Shon Coleman trade). 

    You could package those 3 fifth rounders to move up to say, another 2d or 3rd rounder, no?   

    2nd round might be a stretch.  3rd would probably be doable.  In a perfect world, we are able to trade those 5th's before the draft.  If we did that, I could see ways to get back in to the 1st round.  At this point it isn't about quantity IMO.  It's about get 2-3 nice players.  I really haven't studied the draft at this point.  I'd have to see how deep a class it is.  There might still be solid pickings in the 5th.  If so, just hold'em.  You can get good O-line in the 5th.  We will probably draft a QB to fill the TT void.  We should be able to find a nice QB to develop in to our back-up in a year or two after Stanton retires.  

    Just thinking out loud, our 2nd rounder, our best 3rd rounder and a 5th would probably be enough to sneak back in to the bottom of the first round.

    @ballpeen said:

    Just thinking out loud, our 2nd rounder, our best 3rd rounder and a 5th would probably be enough to sneak back in to the bottom of the first round.

    I think you'd really have to like a guy that's maybe been falling down the draft order....but certainly we should have the assets to do it.

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    Go with BPA and develope some depth. Honest depth. Then trust Dorsey to fill in blanks with FA signings. Nothing “cute” pick your spot and get out 

    When the draft comes we'll already know what Dorsey did in FA.  It's certainly nice to be in a position of BPA than constantly having to insert a QB into the equation.

  • Btw why are we allowed to talk draft this week but nit last week....just curious

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    @clevfan4life said:

    Btw why are we allowed to talk draft this week but nit last week....just curious

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    Because it isn't just we gotta trade down it's the best way, ad nauseum.  I let you have your say X2 on trading down in this thread without comment ( which I still think isn't happening if the player we like is there).  

  • @the-gipper said:

    CLEVELAND, Ohio - The 2019 NFL Draft order won't be determined until after the season, but the Browns already know how many picks they have (so far). 

    Here's a breakdown of the Browns' 2019 draft picks:

    (This post was last updated Oct. 19, 2018, following the Carlos Hyde trade.)

    2019 NFL DRAFT

    First round: Own pick.

    Second round: Own pick.

    Third round: Own pick; Patriots' pick (via Danny Shelton trade).

    Fourth round: Own pick.

    Fifth round: Own pick; Jaguars' pick (via Carlos Hyde trade); Patriots' pick (via Josh Gordon trade).

    Sixth round: Own pick.

    Seventh round: Jaguars' pick (conditional via Cody Kessler trade); Chiefs' pick (conditional via Shon Coleman trade). 

    You could package those 3 fifth rounders to move up to say, another 2d or 3rd rounder, no?   

    2nd round might be a stretch.  3rd would probably be doable.  In a perfect world, we are able to trade those 5th's before the draft.  If we did that, I could see ways to get back in to the 1st round.  At this point it isn't about quantity IMO.  It's about get 2-3 nice players.  I really haven't studied the draft at this point.  I'd have to see how deep a class it is.  There might still be solid pickings in the 5th.  If so, just hold'em.  You can get good O-line in the 5th.  We will probably draft a QB to fill the TT void.  We should be able to find a nice QB to develop in to our back-up in a year or two after Stanton retires.  

    Just thinking out loud, our 2nd rounder, our best 3rd rounder and a 5th would probably be enough to sneak back in to the bottom of the first round.

    @ballpeen said:

    2nd round might be a stretch.  3rd would probably be doable.  In a perfect world, we are able to trade those 5th's before the draft.  If we did that, I could see ways to get back in to the 1st round.  At this point it isn't about quantity IMO.  It's about get 2-3 nice players.  I really haven't studied the draft at this point.  I'd have to see how deep a class it is.  There might still be solid pickings in the 5th.  If so, just hold'em.  You can get good O-line in the 5th.  We will probably draft a QB to fill the TT void.  We should be able to find a nice QB to develop in to our back-up in a year or two after Stanton retires.  

    Just thinking out loud, our 2nd rounder, our best 3rd rounder and a 5th would probably be enough to sneak back in to the bottom of the first round.

    Dorsey's been great so far in the lower rounds. Very few teams are going to be interested in trading higher picks for a trifecta crapshoot in the 5th. 

  • I'm thinking that we pick #16

  • Top-20 NFL Draft Order: 1. ARI 2. SF 3. NYJ 4. OAK 5. TB 6. NYG 7. JAX 8. DET 9. DEN 10. BUF 11. CIN 12. GB 13. MIA 14. ATL 15. WAS 16. CAR 17. CLE 18. MIN 19. TEN/IND 20. PIT

  • Trading down is always an option, the Packers got another first off the Saints last year when they were drafting in a similar position to what we will be next year. 

  • I'm thinking that we pick #16

    @orion said:

    I'm thinking that we pick #16

    My bad.  We draft RIGHT AFTER the 16th pick.  🙂

  • Trading down is always an option, the Packers got another first off the Saints last year when they were drafting in a similar position to what we will be next year. 

    @londonbrown said:

    Trading down is always an option, the Packers got another first off the Saints last year when they were drafting in a similar position to what we will be next year. 

    Sure... depending on how Dorsey's (our) board lays vs. the draft's progress...

    ... but I'm thinking we may be more likely to trade up. Seems to be more Dorsey's style.