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    @tour2ma said:

    My local liquor store was granted "essential" status.

    I think the Gov knows better than Restricting The Lawful sale of liquor and guns.  

    @sdbacker80 said:

    The Lawful sale of liquor and guns.  

    And what more natural combination could there be... 🙂

    Could always amend the 2nd...

    "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

  • At first glance it looks like Neil Diamond is channeling his inner Willie...

    ... and that' not in reference to my suspicion that Neil has had a Willie or two in him.

    Not that there's anything wrong with that.

    "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

  • Malik Harrison

    Football IQ - Has really turned the corner over his last 18 games or so to become a faster flowing player. Love his reactive quickness as gaps uncover between the tackles. His quick read and reaction can bite him from time to time on trick plays. 

    Tackling - He's a physical finisher, really good grip strength and wrap/roll ability to wrangle ball carriers. Closing burst is good and he does do a good job coming to balance when working off blocks to ensure he's able to finish challenges in the gap. 

    Block Shedding - His ability to unload and coil into shedding reps is strong and allows him to stand up offensive linemen and neutralize forward push effectively. Good hand pop — he doesn't have elite length but his unload and coil into blocks offsets well enough for him to stack/extend. 

    Competitive Toughness - Boomer, plays with a physical presence and thrives when teams try to come down hill at him and play man on man. Appreciate his motor, range and effort to work back into plays as a rally defender and shows good functional strength and leverage to stalemate bigger blockers. 

    Lateral Mobility - He's smooth in short spaces and when needing to make modest alignment adjustments. Asking him to pivot quickly or mirror one on one in space with shifty backs and he better have leverage on the play or he's going to fight ability to mirror in space. 

    Coverage Skills - He's only marginal here, executes basic drops well but his anticipation or feel of routes from across the set working into his area needs to improve — he'd have a few picks to his name if this area was more developed. Wouldn't endorse him in man to man coverage role. 

    Gap Shooting Ability - Has come alive here in 2019 and seen his TFL production take off. Good but not elite first step and now that he's seeing things faster he'll play through late challenges and square up the ball carrier in the backfield. He's got enough burst to win off the second level. 

    Feet/COD - He doesn't have overly dynamic hinge or spring when you ask him to stick his foot in the ground. Much better with rolling momentum coming downhill to fold behind his DT and exchange gaps. Sideline to sideline range his questionable — he's likely better protected in odd fronts. 

    Flexibility - He's linear. Doesn't show ability to hinge open and flow as a means of carrying routes across the set, not does he have the burst and range to scrape over the top of plays and go sideline to sideline. Play him between the numbers and you'll be fine. 

    First Step Quickness - He does have some juice. When he's confident and sees the play developing, he's capable of getting there in a hurry and overtaking blockers and beating angles from the POA. Has some second level blitz abilities to attack on delayed stunts. 

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    Best Trait - Tackling

    Worst Trait - Coverage Skills

    Best Film - Penn State (2019)

    Worst Film - Indiana (2019)

    Red Flags - None

    Summary - Malik Harrison projects as a starting MIKE at the NFL level, although his impact in the passing game is going to be marginal compared to the value he brings against the run. A physical thumper in down hill situations and does a wonderful job stuffing up blocks and keying opportunities to stack/shed or shoot gaps and attack the mesh point. An early down player for most teams but with more development in zone he could see his snap share raise in time. 

  • I chose Harrison over Troy Dye of Oregon at this spot   #74...because while Dye may rate slightly higher, and be better at coverage,    Harrison was the better Thumper,  which the Browns need more IMO.

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  • The GipperT The Gipper

    I chose Harrison over Troy Dye of Oregon at this spot   #74...because while Dye may rate slightly higher, and be better at coverage,    Harrison was the better Thumper,  which the Browns need more IMO.

    @the-gipper said:

    I chose Harrison over Troy Dye of Oregon at this spot   #74...because while Dye may rate slightly higher, and be better at coverage,    Harrison was the better Thumper,  which the Browns need more IMO.

    Great pick.  I think his game translates well to the NFL 

  • Top Ten Available after 75 picks   per CBS Sports:

    39.  Jacob Eason  QB Washington

    55. Cam Akers  RB  Florida St.

    62. Netane Muti  OL   Fresno St.

    68. Brycen Hopkins  TE  Purdue

    69. Michael Pittman  WR  USC

    72. Jordan Elliott  DL Missouri

    73. Terrell Burgess DL Utah

    74. Nick Harris OL  Washington

    76. Akeem Davis-Gaither  LB  Appalachian St.

    77. Hunter Bryant  TE Washington

  • Top Ten Available    per CBS Sports:

    55. Cam Akers  RB  Florida St.

    68. Brycen Hopkins  TE  Purdue

    69. Michael Pittman  WR  USC

    73. Terrell Burgess safey Utah

    76. Akeem Davis-Gaither  LB  Appalachian St.

    77. Hunter Bryant  TE Washington

    81. Tyler Johnson  WR  Minnesota

    83. Robert Hunt OL Louisiana

    84. Troy Dye  LB  Oregon

    85. Zack Moss  RB  Utah

    88. Donovan Peoples-Jones WR Michigan

    90. Matt Hennesey OL Temple

    92. Darrell Taylor   Edge  Tennessee

  • Interesting observation:    Remember when the state of Florida would dominate the draft?   Miami,   FSU, Florida  would have draft picks galore?

    Now, through  90 picks.....UF  has had 2 players taken  (one in rd 1, another late round 2) ......and Miami?  exactly -0-   and FSU?  exactly -0-

    Though...the best rated player on the board above is from FSU......rated  #55....but we are to pick 90 and he still sits there. 

    And looking ahead to the top 125 choices per  CBS......there are 2 more Florida players in there,  and -0- Miami players. (plus just the one FSU player).    In fact,  Florida Atlantic has a prospect in there where Miami has none. 

  • First round conference breakdown:

    SEC :  16 picks

    Big Ten:  4 

    ACC:  4

    Big 12:  4

    Pac 12  2

    All American   1

    WAC  1  

    (correct me if I am wrong:  I have Houston in All-American Conf;  and Utah St. in WAC...or is that "Mountain West")

  • Round 2 breakdown:

    SEC   10 picks

    Big Ten 8

    Pac 12  5

    Big 12  3

    Independent  3   (all Notre Dame

    ACC  1

    Mountain West   1

    Small College  1     (Lenoir-Rhyne)

  • We used to have enough people participate in this event....the Browns Board Mock Draft....that it was one person, one team, for the 32 teams.   Now, we have only like 8-9 active participants.  I wonder why the big drop off?   I think we have also had a fair size drop off in the number of regular participants on the board.  Again, why is that?    

    Constant Losing?   Just off season? 

  • Hunter Bryant TE UW is still available - there's 2 "hunter bryant" prospects playing TE

    "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." Paul Brown
  • U Unsympathetic

    Hunter Bryant TE UW is still available - there's 2 "hunter bryant" prospects playing TE

    @unsympathetic said:

    Hunter Bryant TE UW is still available - there's 2 "hunter bryant" prospects playing TE

    The FAU  guys name is Harrison Bryant, not Hunter.    Which of these did you actually want? You said  Hunter Bryant FAU

  • The FAU guy

    No worries.. I'm sure the transcription and homonym possibilities get annoying.. I typed it correctly in the second page of the rd3 thread and then it may have become the game of telephone

    "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." Paul Brown
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  • U Unsympathetic

    The FAU guy

    No worries.. I'm sure the transcription and homonym possibilities get annoying.. I typed it correctly in the second page of the rd3 thread and then it may have become the game of telephone

    @unsympathetic said:

    The FAU guy

    No worries.. I'm sure the transcription and homonym possibilities get annoying.. I typed it correctly in the second page of the rd3 thread and then it may have become the game of telephone

    OK.....Hunter Bryant TE Washington is still available. 

  • Somebody can grab the Pittspuke pick when it comes up in a few spots.   

  • Top Ten Available    per CBS Sports:

    55. Cam Akers  RB  Florida St.

    68. Brycen Hopkins  TE  Purdue

    73. Terrell Burgess DL Utah

    76. Akeem Davis-Gaither  LB  Appalachian St.

    77. Hunter Bryant  TE Washington

    85. Zack Moss  RB  Utah

    88. Donovan Peoples-Jones WR Michigan

    90. Matt Hennesey OL Temple

    94.  Antonio Gandy-Golden  WR  Liberty

    97.  Alex Taylor  OL  South Carolina St. 

  • Note:   Hitting the rack.

    Unsymp is on the clock.

    After he picks, it is the LA Rams.     Anyone is free to take that pick. 

    I will be back in the morning for the Vikings.  It is my intent to take the OC  from Temple:  Hennesey.   So if the picks come fast,  go on by me....but leave me that dude. 

  • Top 10 available per CBS Sports:

    68. Brycen Hopkins  TE Purdue

    73. Terrell Burgess  Safety  Utah

    85. Zack Moss RB  Utah

    94. Antonio  Gandy-Golden  WR  LIberty

    98. Van Jefferson WR  Florida

    101.  Khalid Kareem  Edge  Notre Dame

    104. Michael Ojemudia  CB  Iowa

    108. Willie Gay Jr.   LB  Mississippi St.

    109. Julian Blackmon  Safety  Utah

    110. Essang Bassey  CB  Wake Forest

    112. Amik Robertson  CB  Louisiana Tech

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