@samoth said:

DL, S, CB, LB, OT, OG

I think the only offensive players we should draft are RG and RT, and if by some insane twist of fate, Toby Gerhart if he somehow falls to the 3rd round (not going to happen). We have a lot of youth in offensive skill positions, but our defense is godawful, injuries or not, and needs talent infusions at every position except NT.

With a draft as deep as this one, it very well could happen. There are a lot of pretty good RB's coming out as well, and teams may not be sold on him, just yet.

DL, S, CB, LB, OT, OG

I think the only offensive players we should draft are RG and RT, and if by some insane twist of fate, Toby Gerhart if he somehow falls to the 3rd round (not going to happen). We have a lot of youth in offensive skill positions, but our defense is godawful, injuries or not, and needs talent infusions at every position except NT.

@thaak said:

Ingram is a true sophomore. He's not eligible to be drafted until 2011.

@thaak said:

Ingram's only a soph- not eligible. PS, I'd be interested in others take on UC's Tony Pike- I just told one of the UC homers if he gets drafted in the second round, he'll be lucky. My bet is fourth round.

This guy is a monster, live in Tampa watch him play all the time his wing span is Retarded and he jumps threw the roof. At the combine he will rise alot, but if we get him in the 2nd it would be great

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I think Suh is the real deal, the #1 player in the draft, too. Well, it's probably very popular -

he's a game changer, a force.

I was watching Cody play for Alabama - he's a huge, wide run stopper - but did anybody else

notice that he also lined up in the backfield on offense as a FULLBACK? He DID, no kidding !

He pulled a FRIDGE ! I was thinking - if the Browns win a few games, and end up picking say, fifth...

and Suh, McCoy and Berry were gone... the Browns could trade down, get another first rounder later,

nab

8. Derrick Morgan*, DE, Georgia Tech- 6’4 270

14. Terrence Cody, DT, Alabama- 6’5 360

I think Derrick Morgan will be a star, we don't know if he is a more easy switch to 3-4 olb or not than Wimbley.

And Cody would let Rogers play DE in the front three rotation and extend his career... though Rogers would probably still

start at NT...

With the added second first rounder....

28. Johnathan Dwyer*, RB, Georgia Tech- 6’0 230

33. Brandon Spikes, LB, Florida- 6’3 251

35. Patrick Robinson, CB, Florida State- 5’11 193

24. Dan Williams, DT, Tennessee- 6’3 325

Just wonderin.....

@alo said:

And unless Damian Williams goes out and runs a 4.6 40, I'd have him much higher than #50.

I would tend to agree about Williams. His spot at 50 isn't really meant to be degrading to him, but with all the underclassmen most likely coming out in this draft with the unknown status of the CBA, there's just so much depth in the draft.

We're in a great spot to use some of our picks to trade up into the 2nd and 3rd round and get good talent, still.

I do like Graham, and many of those tweener DE/OLB's are interchangeable. Graham is in the same mold as his predecessor Lamar Woodley, who is now raking in Pittsburgh (unfortunately).

Like I said, this is a very premature list, and my main purpose was to get a good amount of names out there for mock draft purposes and to get people thinking of different prospects.

I'll be adjusting this on a regular basis, as well as expanding it to 100, 150, 200, and then 250 closer to draft time.

And unless Damian Williams goes out and runs a 4.6 40, I'd have him much higher than #50.

And I think it's very likely that Spikes will be available at the top of the 2nd. Injuries have affected his play this year, and he's got character baggage that could scare off some teams.

I think he'll get picked somewhere around where Maualuga got picked last year. And to me, he's a much better 3-4 ILB prospect.

@samoth said:

Yea, I would be dumbfounded of Spikes is there at #33 for the Browns.