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Love Zaven Collins as well. He’s my top guy for our first rounder, even if we have to move up a bit for him.
I would be shocked if we take that many DBs, after spending in free agency. I don’t think any of those picks would make team at safety. We have room for maybe two draft picks to compete at corner, but that’s about it.
Love the LB pick. It’s clear out team doesn’t think of linebacker as a key position and prefer steady veterans and quantity over quality, but at 26 I think that’s too good of a value pick to pass up.
I would be shocked if we take that many DBs, after spending in free agency. I don’t think any of those picks would make team at safety. We have room for maybe two draft picks to compete at corner, but that’s about it.
Love the LB pick. It’s clear out team doesn’t think of linebacker as a key position and prefer steady veterans and quantity over quality, but at 26 I think that’s too good of a value pick to pass up.TH reason I took so many DB’s is the cupboard is kind of bare back there and Woods wants to run a DB based Nickel/Dime scheme most of the time. SO there could be 10-12 DB’s on the roster. IMO there are maybe 6 guys that are keepers at DB: JJ3, Delpit, Harrisson, Ward, Williams and Hill. After that it’s JAG’s/scrubs IMO.
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I just feel like this year’s Browns would rather have at least two of Redwine, Joseph, and Thompson with a rookie or two on next year’s roster as backups and situational players, rather than all rookies. The players on your list will unquestionably be better than what we have in 3 years (although Redwine and Thompson are still young), but we’re trying to win this year. Different mentality.
We’ll probably scoop up some tackles (both sides of the ball), linebackers, probably a fast WR, and maybe even a kicker, in the late rounds. More likely to make the cut and contribute year one.
I just feel like this year’s Browns would rather have at least two of Redwine, Joseph, and Thompson with a rookie or two on next year’s roster as backups and situational players, rather than all rookies. The players on your list will unquestionably be better than what we have in 3 years (although Redwine and Thompson are still young), but
For me it just came down to shopping for the groceries the cook wants. Woods wants a DB heavy D. So I went with a DB heavy draft.
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