There are good players in every round. I believe Heckert has an above average eye for talent and that expertise is sorely needed.. Another draft like last year and maybe we could win some games.. My one request though---we need speed.. If two players are equal in talent take the speed every time.. The Browns, to me, seem to be one of the slowest teams in the league... Peace T.Dawg

@clevelandmilidh said:He's the next Tom Brady. New England will draft him 2nd-3rd round with one of their 300 picks and he will sit behind Brady and learn for a couple year's then go on two win multiple superbowls. Being from Ohio has nothing to do with it, or that his cousin Ashley on All bets are off with Bruce Drennan has amazing knocker's, and I'm a Buckeye fan, I just think he's going to be a great NFL QB. If he falls past the 3rd, I'll pray we take him. I was going to reply yesterday that I agree with your assessment of stanzi but the topic was closed for some odd reason. But yeah I wouldn't pass on him either even though we have a lot of holes. I would hold on to him if colt pans out and would love to have the leverage of what philly had with kolb. But with all the teams looking for a Qb and free agency all screwed up I don't see him in the third rd.

5. Ryan Broyles*, WR/PR, Oklahoma Height: 5-11. Weight: 175. Projected 40 Time: 4.41. Projected Round (2011): 2. 10/1/10: Broyles is second in the nation in receiving yardage at the moment as he has been absolutely dominant for the Sooners catching 41 balls for 482 yards and four touchdowns. He is excellent in getting yards after the catch and really has a second gear in the open field. 3/31/10: Despite missing Sam Bradford almost the entire year, Ryan Broyles compiled 89 receptions, 1,120 yards and 15 touchdowns. He was also great on punt returns (15.9 average). 6. DeVier Posey*, WR, Ohio State Height: 6-3. Weight: 205. Projected 40 Time: 4.49. Projected Round (2011): 2-3. 10/1/10: Posey has solid size, speed, and seems to have improved his overall receiving skills from last season. He has upside and just might break out when given the chance in Big Ten conference play. 3/31/10: Has the production to match his impressive size and solid speed - caught 60 balls for 828 yards and eight touchdowns as a sophomore. I particularly like these two for 2nd and 3rd round picks. As we have seen today we could use someone who can be WR and back up at PR/KR and Posey is a fast and intelligent receiver, but I think he is going to stay for his senior year with Prior. Stanzenbacher though should be coming into the draft and he is a great possession receiver who can read the defence like the back of his hands and made some great diving catches. Plus if he shakes off the tackler he has enough speed to take it to the house. I think he would be a good late round pick up.

I think the Steelers match will be a tougher and more intense match than the Patriots game or the saints. I dont fear the Patriots so much .... I just hope that when we sack Tom Brady our defender secretly smuggles a razor and gives that bloke a hair cut ... or puts superglue in his helmet so i dont have to see that Justin beaver wannabe's hairdo !!!!

maybe it's just me, but is anyone else getting tired of seeing mangini give that frustrated/disgusted/confused look on the sideline when we give up a first down due to a big gain/penalty? show some emotion and get pissed. maybe if you don't like the penalties and first downs, you should do something about it.

I usually park in the Court House Parking Lot, SUPER easy to get in and out. come hang out with The Browns Board members tomorrow!