SportsAndLady;1434487 wrote:Drawing a blank..remind me again why we don't have a 2nd round pick?
hangonsloopy;1434494 wrote:Josh Gordon
And WELL worth it IMO. He's looking like a steal at that value, as long as he keeps his head on straight and works hard...hangonsloopy;1434494 wrote:Josh Gordon
Absolutely, I think Gordon was a GREAT value for a 2nd rounder.lhslep134;1434509 wrote:Looking at what's available what do you guys think: was the 2nd rounder on Gordon worth it?
To me it was.
Have to think if Gordon played in college last season he'd be a top WR in this draft. Maybe taken instead of Patterson last night. So we got a late first round player with our second rounder. Seems to be OK value to me.lhslep134;1434509 wrote:Looking at what's available what do you guys think: was the 2nd rounder on Gordon worth it?
To me it was.
I heard during talks about the supplemental draft that Gordon would've been a top 8 pick in this year's draft. Gordon has 7 inches on Tavon Austin, 50 lbs, and still runs a 4.4 40-yard dash with a 36 inch vertical. Hard to believe with another year of college under his belt that he wouldn't have been the first WR off the board.mucalum49;1434513 wrote:Have to think if Gordon played in college last season he'd be a top WR in this draft. Maybe taken instead of Patterson last night. So we got a late first round player with our second rounder. Seems to be OK value to me.
We'll never know.like_that;1434518 wrote:I think Gordon was definitely worth it. I would have been nice to get a second pick back, but basically our 2nd round pick this year already has 1 year of NFL experience.
Could the Browns put in a 3rd round bid last year and still get him?
I agree, in all honesty, the offensive skill-position talent in this years draft class is significantly below average IMO. No RB's taken, 1 QB taken, and 2 WRs taken. The supplemental pick of Gordon is quite possibly the single greatest decision the previous regime made.like_that;1434518 wrote:I think Gordon was definitely worth it. I would have been nice to get a second pick back, but basically our 2nd round pick this year already has 1 year of NFL experience.
Could the Browns put in a 3rd round bid last year and still get him?
Dr. KnOiTaLL;1434523 wrote:I agree, in all honesty, the offensive skill-position talent in this years draft class is significantly below average IMO. No RB's taken, 1 QB taken, and 2 WRs taken. The supplemental pick of Gordon is quite possibly the single greatest decision the previous regime made.
It would have depended on his production, interviews, etc. Carlton Mitchell had all of the physical attributes too.Dr. KnOiTaLL;1434520 wrote:I heard during talks about the supplemental draft that Gordon would've been a top 8 pick in this year's draft. Gordon has 7 inches on Tavon Austin, 50 lbs, and still runs a 4.4 40-yard dash with a 36 inch vertical. Hard to believe with another year of college under his belt that he wouldn't have been the first WR off the board.
And he goes to the Bengals. Fantastic.Mulva;1434194 wrote:I think Gio Bernard is going to be the best RB.
Commander of Awesome;1434574 wrote:Bess to Browns is done. Lombardi is showing us how smart he is.
I agree, Bess can definitely be a contributor, both on offense and special teams as a returner.SportsAndLady;1434590 wrote:Is that sarcasm?
It probably is..never seen a move you've actually liked Coa.
Ill wait to see what/who we gave up before I make my judgment however.
Krueger, Groves, Bryant, Phil Taylor, Alex Mack, Joe Thomas.SportsAndLady;1434590 wrote:
It probably is..never seen a move you've actually liked Coa.
Commander of Awesome;1434598 wrote:One thing pointed about about Bess on Twitter is that it moves Benjamin to ST. Where he'll focus on returning.
