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I don't need to know about the player, I don't need to know if he is the greatest D line player to come out since 1946 or not,
for me to hold the opinion I hope the Browns stay away from the D line with their first, (next) pick.

Everytime I read the thread title, I just want to shout.
Move Up! For Who!
2. They Already did, For Beckham

And I've been hearing about how great the next best D line player is going to be since 7 guys before Ted Washington, and that's just interior guys.

Athyba Rubin was a 6th round pick, IIRC, by the Browns.
And I'd rank his career with the Browns as on par with any other Browns inside DL, since 1999, save Orpheous Roye, maybe,
and he was brought in from the Steelers, not a first round pick by the Browns.

Not "every" year do they have to "always" love to love the chance to spend a high pick on the DL,
maybe they can be found elsewhere.

If everybody had like minds,

Pee Wee might be OK. Just don't go to the movies with him.

http://www.espn.com/espnradio/play?id=26469862

Heavy Influence - Dorsey, Ballard, Lynn
Adam Schefter talks to Browns GM John Dorsey about Cleveland's active offseason, the expectations in the city and more (:55). Plus, Colts GM Chris Ballard on his plans to take Indy to the next level (11:40) and Chargers coach Anthony Lynn on trying to keep up with the Chiefs in the AFC West, Philip Rivers' longevity and more (23:18).

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Browns GM John Dorsey, who traded a 1st-round pick for Odell Beckham Jr., is considering trading back into the 1st round.

I’ll be watching for this reasons and others. It’s always good to see where the top talent goes. Also to see who the enemy (Pit, Balt, Cinci) chooses. Though sometimes it makes me sick to my stomach when top talent drops to these guys. Or when my beloved Buckeye players become dead to me by holding up an enemy jersey on stage on draft day.
It’s real life drama.

Things could get interesting ... The question will be what will we have to give up?

If Dorsey is, in fact, considering moving back into the 1st round and the only visit with any player considered to be 1st round talent thus far is Simmons (albeit injured) and getting an additional year out of a first rounder on contract, I would bank on Simmons being the player. If I had to guess, Patriots at #32 would be approachable.

j/c:

This time of year, I'm sure Dorsey is "considering" lots of things.

I'm out on moving up. Moving up into the back end of the first round only makes sense if an elite athlete is falling for off field concerns. Simmons would seem to fit that bill.

Other than that, the backend of the draft is monster bust territory.

Listening to this interview gives more context. Dorsey said he’s open to everything, including moving up.

When were you not?

Things he's considering...

- Moving up
- Moving back
- Drafting offense
- Drafting defense
- Drafting a long snapper

#therecanbeonlyone #pontbriandforever #neverforget

Corrected new draft value chart, based on every draft trade since the new CBA after the 2011 draft.



https://twitter.com/PP_Rich_Hill/status/856215475310743553

If it isn't the chart teams are using, his attempts to "update" it are moot.

In the end, teams are going to use the value they see.