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03-26-2012, 10:48 AM
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03-26-2012, 07:06 PM
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The Cleveland Browns have just been awarded two 6th round compensation picks as well as two 7th round comp picks.
I guess they get something in return for the starters they've let walk away this offseason. What a huge draft for the Brownies! Two 1st round picks. A top 5 positioned 2nd round pick. Two third round picks. A 4th, a 5th, three 6th round picks, and three 7th round picks. 13 picks in all.
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03-28-2012, 10:23 AM
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Assuming Kalil is a lock at Minn, the Browns have a huge decision to make as they are going to be getting what could be considered a 2nd pick overall in a lot of years with the drafting of two QB's at 1-2.
What would be their primary focus? I believe that the Bucs will take whatever is the most value at 5 because they need help at the next three positions. Richardson has the potential to be the second coming of Purple Jesus, Blackmon in the back field with Vincent Jackson would be deadly (though that isn't exactly Schiano's MO), Claiborne is a huge need with Talib off to jail (again) Rhonde done, and Eric Wright just being the definition of suck. I'd bet if Richardson is still there, the Bucs take him, if the Browns take him we go w/ Clairborne and Blackmon falls to either STL or JAX. Now if the whole thing gets wacky and somehow Kalil is still there at 5, that is a lock.
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03-29-2012, 01:47 PM
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03-30-2012, 01:48 PM
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well the Eagles best O-lineman and maybe the best left tackle in the league, Jason Peters, ruptured his achillies today.
so now I see the birds drafting a tackle with their 1st pick
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03-30-2012, 03:40 PM
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04-25-2012, 05:05 PM
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The Vikings appear to be positioning themselves to trade down instead of taking Kalil. Hard to know if they're posturing or serious.
Everyone is assuming the Browns are going to take Richardson...I'm not so sure. I think they want to trade down again. The Bucs would be foolish to jump up to #3 and take Richardson - but waste a perfectly good high 2nd or 3rd round pick to do it. My gut feeling is that the Browns want to trade down again. The Bills and Cardinals desperately need a tackle...if the Vikings move from 3 to 5 ... it would be funny as hell if the Browns move out of #4 and trade that pick to Buffalo for the 10th pick, and a 2nd round sweetner. It's probably a 1,000/1 longshot ... but I wouldn't be shocked to see the Bucs get Richardson at #3 - the Bills get Kalil at #4 and the Vikings taking Claiborne at #5.
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03-30-2012, 02:04 PM
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03-30-2012, 02:41 PM
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Tampa Bay could be interesting next year. They quit so bad last year -- but they're one season removed from a playoff caliber team and they went bonkers in free agency. I agree they probably get Trent Richardson. They have two very high paid guards -- they can pound the football inside with both Richardson and Blount...set up play action and deep passes to Vincent Jackson. If Tim Tebow proved one thing -- it's that as long as you can pound the ball between the tackles you can freshen up your own defense and get that edge late in the 4th quarter of games.
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