ytownfootball;1154508 wrote:might have been there Saturday...

shook_17;1154507 wrote:hill or randle in the second.

zach24oz;1154512 wrote:I was shocked with pretty much everyone when his name came on the screen...I just said, what? I really think they could have taken Hill or Randle there and Weeden at 37, but guess not. So who is a likely WR to be there? I can see Hill going late in the 1st and possibly Randle? Marvin Jones from Cal is a name I've been hearing about...About 6'1 190 runs a 4.4, good hands. Could have him probably in the 3rd/Posey would be there. I just don't really know where they're going with their next pick? LB?

Pick6;1154516 wrote:I'd take Randle over Hill. They don't need to draft anymore project WRs.

like_that;1154519 wrote:Leave it to the Browns to ruin my day, night, weekend, and week without even playing a game. I hope Heckert has a good moving company on his list of contacts, because he will be moving out soon. Reiff and Decastro is there, and the fucker picks a 29 year old QB who sucks ass. Not to mention they could have drafted him at #37.

derek bomar;1154526 wrote:I hate the Browns. God damn them.

wes_mantooth;1154488 wrote:Lol....disaster. That pick killed me....absolutely terrible at 22

Biggest reach in the draft

Footwedge;1154525 wrote:Let's see. 72.3% completions...including huge games against Oklahoma and Stanford at the end of the season. But people wanted to draft a guard instead. OK.

zach24oz;1154521 wrote:Yea I remember Page when he played against OSU. He tore up their secondary! I thought about him before too...they say he plays faster than what he runs in the 40...so he could be a guy they target late.

22. Brandon Weeden, QB, Oklahoma State: F Grade
I gave the Eagles an F last year for drafting a 27-year-old guard, so I'm dishing out yet another F for a geriatric player. Brandon Weeden turns 29 soon. By the time his first contract is up, he'll be 33. As in, near the end of his career. This move reaks of panic; Cleveland really wanted Kendall Wright, and Mike Holmgren apparently did not know what to do once the Titans made the surprise selection.

24. David DeCastro, G, Stanford: A+ Grade
Unbelievable. The Steelers somehow land a guy who could be the top guard in the NFL over the next decade. David DeCastro could have gone as high as No. 11. It's really amazing how smart organizations like Pittsburgh can take advantage of dumb teams making stupid decisions year after year. This is the best pick of the 2012 NFL Draft thus far.

Iliketurtles;1154529 wrote:No way Bruce Irvin at 15 was way worse than this.

like_that;1154530 wrote:Might as well draft Kellen Moore with that dumb ass logic.

Footwedge;1154525 wrote:Let's see. 72.3% completions...including huge games against Oklahoma and Stanford at the end of the season. But people wanted to draft a guard instead. OK.

like_that;1154530 wrote:Might as well draft Kellen Moore with that dumb ass logic.