Best Offensive lineman preferably a tackle. Then the best playmaker u can find. And for God sakes invite about 30wrs to camp.

me thinks weeds has the physical skill set to compete in this league but i question if he has the character or potential to LEAD. maybe the new coaching staff can help him develop this attribute which i feel was lacking in a big way season 2012. phil jackson is only a phone call away.

@usfbrown said: Why not get a classic jersey like Jim DBAG Brown or Kosar? You could get a custom made jersey with your name on it. You know you'll never be cut from the team and in the long run you'll save money. After having buying my 4th jersey, my wife finally bought me a customized one from NFL shop. Definitely worth it. Having one retired Couch jersey was enough for me. You have the right idea, just didn't take it far enough. Use #46, it's retired, not many people know it is, and it's also the first year the Browns played football. Problem of obsolete jerseys solved.

If they take Tannehill at 4 i'll be in the stadium for the draft party and no need to stay till 22 because half of us will be drunk enough to fight and burn shit up. The other half of you come from more civilized areas of the country lol

If RG3 goes first and not Andrew Luck this would eb the greatest year ever for the Rams this is the mock draft thats most consistent across the google spectrum when it comes to searches 1.Indianapolis Colts – Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford. Regardless of what ends up happening with Peyton Manning, there doesn’t seem to be a plausible scenario where Luck isn’t the first pick. Either the Colts will take him and dub him the QB of the near future, or they’ll move him for a substantial amount of goodies. Either way, Luck goes first to the Colts in basically every foreseeable situation. 2.St. Louis Rams – Justin Blackmon, WR, Oklahoma State. After an undeniably disappointing year the Rams will be looking to shore up some needs. Matt Kalil out of USC would be excellent here, but it’s hard to envision the Rams not going with a wide receiver that could provide Sam Bradford with some sort of boost. There are a number of justifiable questions about how Blackmon’s skill set will translate in the NFL, but a sizzling performance at the Fiesta Bowl may be enough to silence the doubters for now. 3.Minnesota Vikings – Matt Kalil, OT, USC. The Vikings will almost certainly watch Kalil fall into their laps this Spring, and they’ll gladly scoop him up with the third overall pick. Minnesota’s line was atrocious last year and, seeing as they appear to be committed to Christian Ponder, protection for their youngster will be priority No. 1. Kalil didn’t give up a single sack last year and should be a perfect fit for this group. 4.Cleveland Browns – Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor. Alabama’s Trent Richardson would be great here, but teams appear to have it in their heads that drafting a running back high is a no-no. It makes sense for them to feel that way, of course, but it’s frustrating sometimes to see studs like Richardson fall lower than they should. The smart money is on the Browns starting anew with Robert Griffin III, and it’s hard to fault them for the pick. The Browns desperately need a new quarterback to build around, and Griffin is the second best one available in the draft. So assuming RG3 goes viral and is taken at 1, the Rams will be on the phone with at least 8 teams, possibly including the browns (THOUGH I WOULDN'T TOUCH LUCK) the Rams make a killing in a deal and some random team takes Luck number two. The Vikings Choose the Kahill Browns still take Blackmon AMEN

@jc said:Vincenzos downtown on Prospect (in the arcade across from East 4th) is fantastic. However, I think might be closed most weekends. what the hell kind of pizza business closes on the weekends?!?