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Originally posted by Rich_C View PostRight but that is my point. Trevor for the Mid-to-near future will be a better player and ius/was a proven starter in the NFL. So if you saying grab a QB in the 2nd...with Trevor having another year of cost control at the position and the Browns still having RGIII as a backup there why not trade the 2nd for a guy who won games ta the NFL level? He is surely better option than a rookie year one QB from a class which is a consensus weak QB class - period. So another option would be us moving up to number 12. The browns getting our 1st and 2nd and we get their 1st and 2nd and a 5th. That allows us a double move up so we can build a better team in the draft This is all based on the value of Trevor being at a second rounder.
And from Cleveland's point of view, it's an injured player who will either miss or be very limited in offseason workouts. He'd be moving into an offense that different than what he's used to, both in terminology and system. Would they be willing to give up anything of note at this point for that?
If Siemian were healthy it would make some sense, without him being healthy I'm not sure it makes any sense.
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If I was CLE's GM I would draft the following:
R1p1 OLB Myles Garrett Texas A&M
Myles Garrett and Jamie Collins would make dominant bookend OLBs.
R1p12 ILB Reuben Foster Alabama
Easily the best ILB and just adds to an insane LB core.
R2p1 DL Caleb Brantley Florida
Bryant – Shelton – Brantley would make a stout DL.
R2p20 CB/KR Adoree' Jackson USC
Benefits from learning with Joe Hayden.
R3p1 RB/WR Curtis Samuel Ohio State
Speedy playmaker to compliment T. Pryor.
R4p1 OL Ethan Pocic LSU
Can play G or C. Great depth player.
R4p35 RB/KR Joe Mixon Oklahoma
Isaiah Crowell, Duke Johnson and Joe Mixon, yikes!
R5p1 S Lorenzo Jerome Saint Francis
Much needed ball hawk S.
R5p31 CB/KR Brendan Langley Lamar
Helps solidify last year’s weak CB core.
R5p37 OT Will Holden Vanderbilt
Potential replacement for J. Thomas.
R6p1 OLB Josh Carraway TCU
Depth player with solid production.
To solve the QB issue, I would roll with with RG3 (under contract),
and try to sign: EJ Manuel and Geno Smith or Tony Romo.
Then next year worry about QB. CLE has an opportunity to
build a crazy good Defense.
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That is a dream scenario that everyone after Garrett falls to those slotted picks. Hell there is talk that San Fran could take Foster at number 2. And Dixon has a range of 1-3....but we all know if he makes it to the top of the third some team will gamble and trade up for him. I would be very surprised if Curtis Samuel made it to the third. Any Browns fan should be delighted with this wishful thinking mock.New England Patriots GM
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Originally posted by Gbt31 View PostThat is a dream scenario that everyone after Garrett falls to those slotted picks. Hell there is talk that San Fran could take Foster at number 2. And Dixon has a range of 1-3....but we all know if he makes it to the top of the third some team will gamble and trade up for him. I would be very surprised if Curtis Samuel made it to the third. Any Browns fan should be delighted with this wishful thinking mock.Jacksonville Jaguars Broncomania GM:
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Originally posted by FlowdaBroncoFan View PostI was about to say the same. Brantley is likely to go to the Lions or Raiders IMO. About everyone after is about a round late.
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Originally posted by Gbt31 View PostThat is a dream scenario that everyone after Garrett falls to those slotted picks. Hell there is talk that San Fran could take Foster at number 2. And Dixon has a range of 1-3....but we all know if he makes it to the top of the third some team will gamble and trade up for him. I would be very surprised if Curtis Samuel made it to the third. Any Browns fan should be delighted with this wishful thinking mock.
SIM draft application and drafted accordingly.
The point I was trying to make which I apparently failed
was CLE has an opportunity to build a stout team via the draft
given their favorable draft order and number of picks.
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Originally posted by mozzerpete View PostIf I was CLE's GM I would draft the following:
Garrett Texas A&M
[/B]Myles Garrett and Jamie Collins would make dominant bookend OLBs.
R3p1 RB/WR Curtis Samuel Ohio State
Speedy playmaker to compliment Terrelle Pryor.
Then next year worry about QB. CLE has an opportunity to
build a crazy good Defense.
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Originally posted by Charlie Brown View PostPryor is a free agent and so, is not on that "team". So, they have no real WR's and in this mock they ignore that fact until the 3rd round?
that (I as in me) T. Pryor would be re-signed. My bad.
T. Pryor was arguably CLE's playmaking WR and they should
look into re-signing him.
According to Overthecap CLE has over 100M in cap space,
they can sign several key FA WRs to round out this draft scenario.
"On team"
Terrelle Pryor (re-signed)
Corey Coleman ('16 R1, P15)
Curtis Samuel (R)
Josh Gordon (final year, pending reinstatement)
Ricardo Louis
Jordan Payton
Josh Boyce
Potential FA WR
Alshon Jeffery
Vincent Jackson
CLE has the potential to do some great things.
I will be keeping an eye out on their draft since
the draft is my favorite aspect of football.
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Originally posted by mozzerpete View PostCLE has the potential to do some great things.
I will be keeping an eye out on their draft since
the draft is my favorite aspect of football.
I fully expect that "team" will do the only thing it knows - squander away any and all opportunities. Pryor won't be resigned - he's coming off a year where he developed an ego. After having a 1 win season that he was very vocal about - why would he want to resign? He'll go to another team and disappear as his "talents" will not stand out on an actual NFL calliber team.
Personally it wouldn't surprise me if this team does worse than last season - they can easily go 0-16. But, realistically I fully anticipate them going 3-13 or somewhere in that range.
Having "Moneyball" in charge and having $100+ million to spend doesn't mean they'll spend the money. This GM likes things on the cheap.
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Originally posted by mozzerpete View PostPotential FA WR
Alshon Jeffery
Vincent Jackson
1. Michael Floyd
2. Kenny Stills
3. Kendall Wright
4. Cordsrelle Patterson
5. Ted Ginn
These players won't demand a large salary like Jeffery and Jackson.
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Originally posted by Charlie Brown View PostI highly doubt Moneyball will target those players. Those are big names that will demand large salaries. Also, after dealing with one PED player in Gordon, they'll avoid Jeffery for his PED incident. He'll look at players like:
1. Michael Floyd
2. Kenny Stills
3. Kendall Wright
4. Cordsrelle Patterson
5. Ted Ginn
These players won't demand a large salary like Jeffery and Jackson.
I specifically used the WRs above to prove a point that
CLE has the cap space to sign them if they want. If they do, that's
another story.
Good luck to you and your team. :thumb:
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Originally posted by mozzerpete View PostGood luck to you and your team. :thumb:
So, there is no "team" that is mine in the NFL.
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Originally posted by Charlie Brown View PostI actually don't follow football much anymore. I lost interest and came to the point where I realized that that team will never be the Browns and that the Browns are - for lack of a better word - dead.
So, there is no "team" that is mine in the NFL.
Interestingly enough, the year after DEN's Championship season
(this past NFL season) I realized my Broncos fanaticism did not
add or offer anything of value to my life.
I'm originally from California, and in third grade, I picked DEN
because I liked the logo, team colors, and wanted to be different
from everyone else. This fandom led me to spend roughly $10K
every season traveling to Broncos games year after year.
I could have spent that money on a Porsche! lol
DEN is still my "team," but I'm more of an overall football
(scheme, draft, strategy, etc.,) fan now.
So I get you. Regardless, good luck to you and CLE.
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