Or maybe they are assuming he is staying for his senior year, which isn't happening. He graduates in December...

http://www.draftsite.com/nfl/2010mock.htm

QB:

1. Clausen (Very durable, good head on his shoulders)

2. Pike (Has great decision making skills and can move to find an open reciever)

3. McCoy (Let's face it the kid is a winner, and will be better in the NFL than most think)

RB:

1. Spiller (Could be the only skill player worth our pick)

2. Gerhart (Excellent compliment to Harrison, Bruising physical back that can give out a pounding!)

3. Dwyer (Don't know if he fits our mold, but the guy got enough carries to prove his durability)

WR:

1. Gilyard (Explosive in the return game and quality reciever, could be good given Cribbs displeasure with contract)

2. Bryant (Bigger target excellent productivity)

3. Shipley (We need a good possesion reciever, I agree this is the next Wes Welker)

Now In closing what I want is a Big play Backer with explosive power and quickness give me Hughes or Norwood on the Outside or McClain on the inside!!

Aslo would like to have a shut down DB: Berry or Haden would be lovely!!!

@samoth said:

He also has mobility. At least, his feet aren't stuck in cement every time he drops back like DA's.

@mudratdetector said:

He's DA with brains, but it remains to be seen how much brains.

1-Bradford

2-Mallett

3-Clausen

RB

1-Spiller

2-Best

3-Dwyer

WR

1-Bryant

2-Tate

3-Benn

1) Haden

2) Golden Tate (WR from ND)

3) Sean Lee (ILB from Penn St.)

3) Young

@samoth said:

lol. good point.

1) Joe Haden (CB from Fla)

2) Daryl Washington (ILB from TCU)

3) Jermaine Gresham (TE from Okla)

3) Sam Young (RT from ND)

If Berry's there when we draft, then substitute Berry for Haden. Otherwise, as is for me.

@dj_illness said:

better clarify on that big, fat part

fatter than Andre Smith. I want a guy like Ted Washington on our Oline. i was 5 buffet busters who may be slow and fat but it takes time to get around them because theyre all so big.

better clarify on that big, fat part

WR: Tate might be very good, but I wouldn't take him in the first round for sure. I think that HE is this draft's Wes Welker, which means he had better be paired with a good WR across from him or his effectiveness will be lessened greatly. He won't be untackleable in the NFL, doesn't have game-breaking speed. I really, really like the guy, but I don't see him as an early pick.

I'm no draft guru, and really don't know if there are any out there for the taking, but that would be my top priority if I was running the Browns. I'm sick & tired of seeing our LBs get outmatched by opposing TEs & RBs, and D'Qwell, while a decent starter, is more of a support LB than an impact LB.

Start with "D" in the draft, then go "skill." Santa, are you listening?

We need a stop-gap free agent (or trade) if quinn and da are gone.

the only reason i would like to see a qb drafted is if we get some rediculously ballsy draft picks or an amazing current player in return.

I would draft a qb if we got Anquan Boldin, for example. (actually, no.... cuz we could still find someone with experience)

Are you serious??

Height: 6-4. Weight: 215.

Projected 40 Time: 5.12.

Projected Round (2010): 5-6.

11/7/09: Projects as a solid backup quarterback in the NFL. Having a great senior season at Oregon State (11 TDs, 4 INTs, 68.9%, 7.5 YPA).

That guy is your top choice??