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Refs this is where I am "GUESSING " this should be.

Last night on espn tod mcshay and mel kiper did a 3 hour 2 round mock draft special. I missed it. I am sure some of you also did. The only way you can see it now on the Web is if you are a espn insider. Was Hopeing if anyone is maybe you could post the link so we could see it. Would be very appreciative if you could do so smile


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Winston goes #1 to Bucs
Mariota goes #2 to Titans
Cooper goes #3
Leonard Williams goes #4

Kevin White soon after

I believe they had us taking Shelton at #12

Did they have us taking Gurley at #19? I missed it


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They gave us Andrus Peat, OT, Stanford..

Meh.


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Originally Posted By: Dawgs4Life
Winston goes #1 to Bucs
Mariota goes #2 to Titans
Cooper goes #3
Leonard Williams goes #4

Kevin White soon after

I believe they had us taking Shelton at #12

Did they have us taking Gurley at #19? I missed it


They had us taking Peat at 19.

Which would have made me a very angry person to waste a draft pick on a soft offensive lineman. If the Browns are going to WASTE a pick on another 1st round offensive lineman, they sure as hell better get a good one, not Peat.


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Originally Posted By: Dawgs4Life
Winston goes #1 to Bucs
Mariota goes #2 to Titans
Cooper goes #3
Leonard Williams goes #4

Kevin White soon after

I believe they had us taking Shelton at #12

Did they have us taking Gurley at #19? I missed it


Not sure. ..hoping someone can post a link to the video


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I'd be fine with that.

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Lots of pundits recently have been leaning DL, OL with the two picks.


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If it shook out how they have the players listed as already being taken are indeed gone, grabbing the best available DT and OT at 12 and 19 would be a good move.

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There is no scenario where I think OL in the first round is a good move. They don't need to invest another high pick on it.


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I think if we dont get Parker (we may trade up for him) that Dorial Green-Beckham will be our pick at 19.

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I would love PEAT! You guys are crazy saying he is waste of a pick.

Here are his weaknesses from his draft profile

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Left tackle displaying some edge fear. Technique breaks down when facing wide rushers with juice off the snap. Opens up prematurely and turns into a lunger. Waist-bender. Will lead with head and hands, hoping to land a strike and engulf the edge speed. Needs to improve angle of pass sets against speed. Has direction-change issues when moving in space.

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All of the Weaknesses I see can be coached out and I think he would eventually be a great replacement for Joe T

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Originally Posted By: Thebigbaddawg
There is no scenario where I think OL in the first round is a good move. They don't need to invest another high pick on it.
You do realize next to Qb OL is the most important aspect of an offense.

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There is no scenario where I think OL in the first round is a good move. They don't need to invest another high pick on it.
You do realize next to Qb OL is the most important aspect of an offense.


I also realize that we need depth, not starters. And investing another 1st rounder when we have:

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already invested on the offensive line is a waste if we have no great skill players.


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Originally Posted By: Thebigbaddawg
There is no scenario where I think OL in the first round is a good move. They don't need to invest another high pick on it.


Thomas is great, Mack is great, Bitonio is good, Greco is serviceable, Schwartz is serviceable. I wouldn't mind having another good or great offensive lineman to help protect our awful QB and open running lanes for our young running backs. Like I said, IF all of those skill players listed as being gone actually are gone by the time #19 comes around, I'd be fine with taking the best OL available.

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Originally Posted By: Thebigbaddawg
There is no scenario where I think OL in the first round is a good move. They don't need to invest another high pick on it.


I think the last time we selected an OL guy in the first was Mack and before that it was Joe Thomas.. Both have worked out very well I would think. Bitonio was a second rounder, Schwartz was what, a second rounder also?

I like all three of those players. I know that Schwartz gets a bad rap, but I'm not sure it's warranted.

OL is important. You could have Dan Marino as QB and if the Oline doesn't protect him, he'd be worthless.

I'm not anywhere near the guru that some of you guys are, but anyone can see that if you aren't solid in the trenches, you don't win.

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Schwartz is garbage. He needs replaced.

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I'm not saying that.

I'm saying that we don't NEED a 1st round player, despite what the guy above me is saying.

If Schwartz is garbage as some say, we do have Bowie who the Browns are high on. We don't need starters on the line, we need quality depth, which is built in the later rounds.


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+1 Daman.

I would not be angry with an OT in the first round. But there is more depth at OT in the 2nd tier than at other positions where there are comparably talented players at 19. If the goal is to replace Mitchell, then one of the 1st tier guys is a good pick. But there are guys like Cedric Ogbuehi, Donovan Smith, Darryl Williams, and Rob Havenstein who are likely to be on the board in the 3-4th rounds who would be good immediate depth and future starter picks.


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Originally Posted By: Thebigbaddawg
I'm not saying that.

I'm saying that we don't NEED a 1st round player, despite what the guy above me is saying.

If Schwartz is garbage as some say, we do have Bowie who the Browns are high on. We don't need starters on the line, we need quality depth, which is built in the later rounds.
If the best player available is a lineman thats better than the linemen you have, you draft him as the starter and push the other one down the "depth" chart. That is how you create "depth" at a position.

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What have you been watching 1day, Swchartz is far from garbage, he may be playing out of position at RT, I look for us to draft a RT and move Swchartz into the G position ... JMHO


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Originally Posted By: PastorMarc
What have you been watching 1day, Swchartz is far from garbage, he may be playing out of position at RT, I look for us to draft a RT and move Swchartz into the G position ... JMHO

I watched him constantly get beat all season, and I watched us not be able to run right all year.

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Espn's coverage of the draft has reached a point where they have nothing to add, nothing to cover, and so they make stuff up. They used the " the pick is in" chimes for guesses where Todd and Mel, named who subsequent teams would take.

They've gone too far, they need to dial it back, they were probably at their best about year 2004, or 2000-2004 range. But recently, it's too much, too much talking over picks past the early first round

Too much talking about Hollywood favorite players instead of current selections.
So a Special to show a mock, on tv, is going too far.


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Shelton & Peat?

Would love that. Upgrading the trenches is A-O-K with me!



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Originally Posted By: Mourgrym
I think if we dont get Parker (we may trade up for him) that Dorial Green-Beckham will be our pick at 19.



Just so you're aware, Green-Beckham has had a handful of off the field issues throwing his character and judgement into question. If memory serves me correctly he was dismissed from Missouri's team for some kind of drug related issue (I think, not 100% sure). I heard on ESPN's Mike & Mike around two months ago or so, they had Schefter on and he was talking about DGB saying that one of the coaches at Missouri said that Green-Beckham has the lowest football I.Q. of any receiver he's ever coached, but is a game changer with the ball in his hands.

My point here, is that I very much doubt Farmer takes a chance on another player with off-field character issues and or drug related problems. I think Manziel and Gordon are enough. I personally wouldn't touch Green-Beckham until the 3rd round.

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Originally Posted By: MrKelso
Originally Posted By: Mourgrym
I think if we dont get Parker (we may trade up for him) that Dorial Green-Beckham will be our pick at 19.



Just so you're aware, Green-Beckham has had a handful of off the field issues throwing his character and judgement into question. If memory serves me correctly he was dismissed from Missouri's team for some kind of drug related issue (I think, not 100% sure). I heard on ESPN's Mike & Mike around two months ago or so, they had Schefter on and he was talking about DGB saying that one of the coaches at Missouri said that Green-Beckham has the lowest football I.Q. of any receiver he's ever coached, but is a game changer with the ball in his hands.

My point here, is that I very much doubt Farmer takes a chance on another player with off-field character issues and or drug related problems. I think Manziel and Gordon are enough. I personally wouldn't touch Green-Beckham until the 3rd round.
The following is cut and pasted from the NFL.com Draft Tracker page for DGB:

"Considered a problem child at Missouri. Suspended twice by Missouri and arrested twice for marijuana-related incidents. Kicked off team at Missouri in April 2014 after details of his alleged role in an alleged burglary were released by Columbia, Mo., police. He allegedly shoved a female student down some stairs during the alleged incident, but no charges were filed. Missed entire 2014 season."


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He is also the most talented player in this draft. I think Farmer will take a shot on him.

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So is what you are saying is that you don't like my picks... lol laugh


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Is anybody an insider, that could tell us the second round selections or at least who they gave us?


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12) DT Danny Shelton - Washington
19) OT Andrus Peat - Stanford
43) TE Maxx Williams - Minnesota
77) OLB Nate Orchard - Utah

Trade OT Peat for OT Flowers (who went 2 picks later)and I would say that was a pretty good draft.


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Here is how things went down for the Browns' draft picks:

First Round

12. NT Danny Shelton - Mel Kiper - "Get an every-down, two-gapping, block-eating monster who can come in ready to help at a position of need? Don't mind if I do. We'll get the help at wide receiver later on. Malcom Brown is a consideration, but Shelton gets the edge."

19. OT Andrus Peat - Todd McShay - "The Browns need to add depth along their offensive line, and Peat is the No. 12 prospect on my board, so the value makes sense here."

Second Round

43. TE Maxx Williams - Todd McShay - "The Browns upgraded their defensive and offensive lines with their first two picks in Danny Shelton and Andrus Peat, and Williams gives them a pass-catching weapon at tight end to replace Jordan Cameron."

Third Round

77. OLB Nate Orchard - Todd McShay - "I'd like to get the Browns a wide receiver here, but there aren't any worth taking in this scenario. Orchard is a good fit to replace free-agent departure Jabaal Sheard in Cleveland's defense."


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Originally Posted By: Mourgrym
He is also the most talented player in this draft. I think Farmer will take a shot on him.
DGB looks like he could be another Gordon. Farmer is taking flak for first round picks with attitude issues in Gilbert and Manziel. The risk of picking another problem, in this situation, outweighs the benefit of drafting his talent over someone like Agholor.


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DGB - not on the board.

First comment if drafted.... Haven't the Browns learned anything about drafting players with issues in the first few rounds.


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charger thats the thing, each person is different. You research the kid. You find out everything u can and you base your decision off those findings. At the end of the day, you believe the kid can help your team and you believe you canhelp keep him on the right path and you draft him. If not, you take him off your board.

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Pick 77, " want to give the Browns a Wr, but none worth taking remain"

Will they ever learn.

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I hate Kiper and McShay. All they do is put ideas in unknowing fans heads, They make fans question GMs, as if they are superior in their assessment of players.

IMO, most of us on here could do what they do, and maybe even better.

That being said, I take Flowers over Peat all day.


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Originally Posted By: E.Ryze19
IMO, most of us on here could do what they do, and maybe even better.


No doubt, especially if that were your full time job.

Hell, I wouldn't mind if the Browns hired clevesteve prior to Thursday.

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Originally Posted By: GratefulDawg
Here is how things went down for the Browns' draft picks:

First Round

12. NT Danny Shelton - Mel Kiper - "Get an every-down, two-gapping, block-eating monster who can come in ready to help at a position of need? Don't mind if I do. We'll get the help at wide receiver later on. Malcom Brown is a consideration, but Shelton gets the edge."

19. OT Andrus Peat - Todd McShay - "The Browns need to add depth along their offensive line, and Peat is the No. 12 prospect on my board, so the value makes sense here."

Second Round

43. TE Maxx Williams - Todd McShay - "The Browns upgraded their defensive and offensive lines with their first two picks in Danny Shelton and Andrus Peat, and Williams gives them a pass-catching weapon at tight end to replace Jordan Cameron."

Third Round

77. OLB Nate Orchard - Todd McShay - "I'd like to get the Browns a wide receiver here, but there aren't any worth taking in this scenario. Orchard is a good fit to replace free-agent departure Jabaal Sheard in Cleveland's defense."


IMO that's a very stellar draft...Fixing that defense with a big body like Shelton makes sense...adding insurance at OLB if Bingo busts or of there is an injury is smart as well...Max Williams is great value in round 2 and would be our immediate starter...and I can't ever argue a capable starting tackle...when we severely lack any depth anywhere on the Oline and our RT spot has been shaky. I don't mind that in this draft scenario we haven't picked a WR yet (I'm sure that comes in play round 4 or 5) Because we do have Bowe Hartline Hawk Gabriel Benji...in round 4 I could see perhaps grabbing QB Petty and OC Gallik...round 5 nab WR Ty Montgomery to return punts and depth...round 6 perhaps the ILB from Baylor, and I like Isaiah Johnson the safety from Georgia Tech...Round 7 perhaps take a shot at a kicker? Or a pass catching RB or FB? I'm not even sure if we are going to employ a FB or maybe more of an Hback or heck even kicking Dray to that role..idk

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IMO, most of us on here could do what they do, and maybe even better.


No doubt, especially if that were your full time job.

Hell, I wouldn't mind if the Browns hired clevesteve prior to Thursday.


I'm down with that. While Steve lacks all the information the team has he also lacks the burning desire to outsmart himself in an attempt to outsmart everyone else.


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Food for thought...

The state of the team has changed, most of us on here are looking to secure depth and backups in case of injury. We haven't argued much about which glaring need is more important to fill first.

My point being is that w the exception of QB, overall this team has penciled in proven starters at almost all of the positions.

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