Mulva;1156407 wrote:Speaking of which... I gave the 2010 draft a B. Definitely too high. Re-grading, probably a D+. Haden was still a great pick, Ward is alright, and everything else was shit.

I pretty much nailed it on Haden, Ward, Hardesty/Tate, and Lauvao. I completely overrated the later part of the draft though, even though those rankings are relative to when they were taken.

http://www.ohiochatter.com/forum/showthread.php?11071-How-would-you-grade-the-Browns-draft

I think I'll post another one of those later for this year, just for funsies. It should be a good way to get some people's panties in a bunch.

Mulva;1156408 wrote:Would you rank the Browns draft ahead of anyone else in the division?

I'm not going to go through and rank every draft 1-32, but if I did the Browns would probably fall in the bottom 10. They did better in the later rounds, but the early rounds are way more important and weighed much more heavily.

SportsAndLady;1156417 wrote:So Carlton Mitchell is the answer to our WR problems....**** we are screwed forever

SportsAndLady;1156417 wrote:So Carlton Mitchell is the answer to our WR problems....fuck we are screwed forever

NFL overreacted to Arian Foster's hamstring and character. They're doing the same with Chris Polk's shoulder/hip--played two years w/o issue

hoops23;1156411 wrote:Overview
Benjamin was a big-play threat at Miami for several years. Initially an electric return specialist, he eventually became an effective pass-catching option. He is undersized but fast enough to get past safeties, and has the route-running savvy to outwork corners, create separation and make plays. His size might limit his pro potential, but many receivers of his stature have succeeded in the NFL. Benjamin has third- to fourth-round value.

Analysis Strengths

Benjamin understands how to get open at the top of routes and can use his explosiveness to his advantage. As a returner, he is a "one cut and go" runner who can break for daylight. The key to his game as a receiver is his ability to get open, and he doesn't shy away from contact. He will be a true deep threat who runs crisp intermediate routes.

Dr. KnOiTaLL;1156428 wrote:Man, with their draft and FA signings, Tampa Bay could be a scary team is their coach is at least semi-knowledgeable...

Mulva;1156431 wrote:Tampa and Buffalo look like the 2 most improved teams to me. Although I don't like Fitzpatrick.

lhslep134;1156404 wrote:It's gotta be nice being Bill Bellicheck and knowing that it's okay to draft character concern guys (just took Dennard).

lhslep134;1156454 wrote:Ah Wildcat on the Browns!! Nice. Wade's pretty solid. Surrounded by a pretty terrible defense, but he's fluid.