Last night the Browns traded out of the #6 overall pick with Julio Jones' bow tie staring them in the face. Atlanta offered the Browns their 27th overall pick, this year's 2nd round pick (#59 overall), this year's 4th round pick (#124 overall) and next year's first and fourth round picks. Ultimately, the four extra picks were just too much for the Browns to pass up and it was a wise move - initially.
Obviously, the Browns' brain trust of Heckert, Holmgren, and Shurmur felt that one play-making wide receiver wasn't going to change their fortunes this year - and they are probably right. As much as we would've loved to have seen an exciting playmaker added to help Colt McCoy this year - we can't argue with adding more picks, even if Atlanta's picks are at the end of each round this year and likely next year as well. Perhaps the Browns will add a playmaking receiver in the 2nd or 3rd rounds tonight.
The Browns were then sitting at #27 last night waiting. Earlier in the day, Holmgren had said this about trading down:
Showing posts with label Phil Taylor. Show all posts
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Friday, April 29, 2011
Analyzing Browns' First Round:
All About Phil Taylor
We've collected as many scouting reports and highlight videos as we could find to give you an in-depth knowledge of the Browns' first round pick:
PHIL TAYLOR - Nose Tackle from Baylor
6'3", 334 pounds, 5.21 - 40 yard dash. 34" arms, 10 3/4th inch hands
31 - reps of 225 on bench.
PHIL TAYLOR - Nose Tackle from Baylor
6'3", 334 pounds, 5.21 - 40 yard dash. 34" arms, 10 3/4th inch hands
31 - reps of 225 on bench.
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