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 Re: Nick Chubb, Deshaun Watson, draft picks: Here's what we learned from Andrew Berry's press conference
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Apr 20th a 09:01 PM
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| by MemphisBrownie |
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I do not like many of his draft decisions because I think he and his group are convinced that they are simply smarter than everybody else when it comes to evaluating draft prospects. He even said this above:
..."And then probably the second part is when you've maybe identified a player that you think the industry at large will either undervalue or view differently than we do organizationally because of their relative strengths and relative weaknesses and then having the ability to acquire that player because you think that individual's strengths align with something that you value offensively or defensively where they can carve out a role and play well."
The Browns present draft room seems to approach the draft with an arrogant attitude that they are better than every other NFL draft room, yet their record says something different.
While the Browns draft room, under the leadership of Podesta, Haslam and Berry pretend to be smarter than the other 31 NFL draft teams, the Browns record "for selecting superior draft talent" indicates that this Browns draft team is nothing more than average.
Reviewing the Browns draft record speaks for itself... link
Lolz.
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