(12-18-2018, 06:18 PM)knarnn Wrote:

(12-18-2018, 06:05 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Disagree. O-Line is, IMO.

I believe this O-line class is comparable to the one a few years back where you can find quality starting guards in the 3rd and later. The same may be true for WRs as well this year, albeit the planet theory guys will be gone early.

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(12-18-2018, 06:11 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Personally, I have Marquise Brown and A.J. Brown rated ahead of Harry as far as for mock purposes and when it comes to my own personal taste, I'd rate Parris Campbell and a recent underclassmen who declared, Preston Williams of Colorado State ahead of him as well. This is a very, very deep class. The top end lacks a truly elite type of receiver, but there is a huge amount of talented receivers in this draft who could make big impacts in the NFL.

I believe both Browns may be gone by the 2nd round.

We don't just need an OG though. We need a quality swing Tackle as well. Who knows if we keep Parnell and we don't know if Cam will be ready by the start of the season? At worst, we need a quality swing tackle to play behind Cam and Parnell, in case we have another injury plagued year at the position. Lack of depth on the O-Line killed the team this year. When we have to bring in a "bust" like Ereck Flowers, you know things went off the tracks. To me, OG and a swing Tackle are the #2 and #3 needs on this team. 

As far as receivers, I truly believe both Browns will be taken in round 1, but they will be the only receivers chosen in the first. I have Harry, Harmon, Johnson and Campbell taken in round 2 and Preston Williams, D.K. Metcalfe, Antoine Wesley and J.J. Arcega-Whiteside taken in round 3. That's just the players confirmed to be in the draft. If guys like Lil' Jordan Humphrey and Hakeem Butler declare, this class will only get deeper. There is a possibility we could come away with a quality WR like David Sills, Gary Jennings Jr., Stanley Morgan Keelan Doss or KeeSean Johnson in the 4th round. I'd be fine with that.

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