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Cleveland Browns (2012 season)

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TheDudeToo;2283449; said:
Jarvis Jones if he's available. But, my gut is saying Te'o (who I think is going to be an average NFL LB).
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I've said it before and I'll say it again.... I want no part of Jones... Congenital narrowing of the spine... There is a reason U$C didnt clear him...
 
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Would rather the Browns get Te'o than Jones.

I don't really see any reason to think Te'o will be average, but there are reasons to think Jones will be. Alabama ran directly at him for a total of 350 yards. They were running at him. And I know, it's Alabama, but they chose to expose the biggest weakness they saw on Georgia's defense and that was Jones. Huge red flag for me.
 
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Assuming that Little and Gordon continue to progress like they did this season, I don't think we need to draft any receivers, at least not until very late in the draft. IMO, we already drafted the best receiver in the 2013 draft, and gave him a one year head start in the NFL.

I don't know who we should take, but I think it's pretty clear that defense needs to be the focus early on in this draft. We could really use BPA at just about any defensive position except DT.
 
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TheDudeToo;2283585; said:
Alex Okafor would be a pretty solid pick. Browns need a play making WR too. Not having a 2nd round pick is going to hurt. Maybe they would reach for somebody like Terrance Williams in round one. He would be a better pick than Te'o IMO.
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Not really. That second round pick already has a year in the league under his belt, and looked pretty damned good...
 
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[strike]Chris Palmer (32 games)[/strike]
[strike]Butch Davis (58 games)[/strike]
[strike]Terry Robiskie (6 games)[/strike]
[strike]Romeo Crennel (64 games)[/strike]
[strike]Eric Mangini (32 games)[/strike]
[strike]Pat Shurmur (32 games)[/strike]
???

That's some murderer's row we have there. I think it was fairly universal here that the Shurmur hiring was going to be a disaster. It's astounding how so many of these clowns that get paid six and seven figures annually cannot see these things. Shurmur and Weeden. :shake:

I like Haslam's enthusiasm, I just hope he and Banner make an intelligent choice and end this [censored]ing coaching carousel. 6 coaches in 14 years is absurd. Between that, and the non-stop QB monkey-[censored], it's pretty clear why this franchise has been (arguably) the worst in professional sports for the last decade and a half...

For those keeping score, our head coaches (excluding interim Robiskie) have lasted:

2 years
3.5 years
4 years
2 years
2 years
 
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