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  • @dutch-oven said:

    I totally expect Dorsey to move up, perhaps multiple times, to get certain targeted players.

    The roster is young enough, I can't see him adding 10+ rookies. 

    Agreed. Or maybe trading some 2019 picks for other 2020 picks in order to keep a good draft stock both years not compromising the team with way too many youngsters. 

    But I see your scenario as the most likely one.

    @nero said:

    Agreed. Or maybe trading some 2019 picks for other 2020 picks in order to keep a good draft stock both years not compromising the team with way too many youngsters. 

    But I see your scenario as the most likely one.

    I think it can be both, move up and stock up.

    People can bash Sashi all they want, and he deserves some of it, but I do like having extra picks moving forward.  

    The possibilities open up nicely.

  • We're talking 15+ mil a year and probably 50ish guaranteed...      While I'm no fan of his off field - I'm listening to the football noise of it.   

    Also means in a year you're going to have even more $ tied up in Myles.  Arguably making them the most expensive pass rush duo in the NFL.... possibly ever depending on the check.

    @tiamat63 said:

    We're talking 15+ mil a year and probably 50ish guaranteed...      While I'm no fan of his off field - I'm listening to the football noise of it.   

    Also means in a year you're going to have even more $ tied up in Myles.  Arguably making them the most expensive pass rush duo in the NFL.... possibly ever depending on the check.

    I believe that the combination of Von Miller and Demarcus Ware with Denver may have had and still have that record $$ for a pair of edge rushers on one team.

  • @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    He might be too expensive, but Frank Clark and Garrett would destroy opposing QBs

    All the more reason IMO.  

    Ogun is looking like a nice player.   Maybe good enough to make a pro-bowl or three in his career.

    Ogbah...I am not as excited about him.....I see him as a top 2nd string player who can fill in and do a good job of setting a edge against the run....as a pass rusher, he might give you a sack every 3 games or so.....maybe a few more pressures.

    @ballpeen said:

    All the more reason IMO.  

    Ogun is looking like a nice player.   Maybe good enough to make a pro-bowl or three in his career.

    Ogbah...I am not as excited about him.....I see him as a top 2nd string player who can fill in and do a good job of setting a edge against the run....as a pass rusher, he might give you a sack every 3 games or so.....maybe a few more pressures.

    He has a big problem keeping outside leverage against the run, tackles routinely turn his pads to the left...

    If i were the browns id rell him not to worry about maintaing edge rusher weight this offseason. Tell him to get in the 290's and see if he can be a decent DT. Only role ic fir him in the NFL. He's a big strong kid, if he keeps his weight up near 300 he could be disruptive in the middle....but he has no toolset going around the left edge. 

  • seahawks franchised him. So that's over. KC releasing Houston and open to trading Ford. What on earth are they thinking? That defense very well kept them from a trip to the SB. Nows not the time to release players on that side of the ball that are any good. 

  • So im back to wanting the Browns to look at Ansah