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Top 2 investors have backed out. Sounds like it may not happen after all

Uh yes? We already have tons of picks. It's time to start filling out the roster with difference makers and he is.

No no no. Browns have used this method for years and we suck because of it. Take the BPA at #1 and stop drafting for need when the guy there isnt worth it. Trubisky would be the hometown hero story so it wouldn't shock me if Haslam stuck his nose in the pick and demanded him.

If you can't help yourself, you can't help others. We have too many people in this country that need help who don't get it because we wanna help refugees and illegals. It's sad we have homeless vets who starve but someone who entered illegally is treated like a saint.

No on Suh. While he has been dominate at times he is not consistent enough to reach HOF status. He still has time to change that, but at 30. I don't see it happening. Frank Gore

Problem is that Franchise QB is 35 years old and is nearing the end. Chargers biggest issue has been staying healthy something they seem to have been struggling with for a few years now.

It was pretty clear from the moment of the trade that Bridgewater was hurt more than what they were leading on to. I hope its not the end of his career but if it was. It wouldn't be shocking.

Kessler may not be the answer. But why take another QB who also likely isn't? None of the QBs in this draft are overly impressive. You have a 1 year starter in Trubisky, Kizer is the best of the bunch but even can't seem to put everything together, Watson needs a lot of work and he would start right away here. He is best off on a team with a good veteran QB who can mentor him for a few years.

I don't agree with that when it comes to a rookie QB. You need an OL to protect him. Everything is moving so fast for them they will get gun shy. Look at what happened to David Carr. Big Ben was killed early in his career too. Also yes, I know we need a QB. But we've been in this continuous cycle of QBs because we keep taking guys who aren't good enough to succeed. We need to start developing guys and stop moving on so quickly. Give Kessler another year to prove something. I don't like any QB in this draft besides Kizer and he will be gone by pick 12. I'm also not a huge fan of taking a QB after early round 2. It's such a rarity those guys pan out.

Round 1/1 - Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M Natural pass rusher with a blinding first step. This pick should be done the instant the Browns are on the clock. Round 1/12 - Marshon Lattimore, CB, Ohio State Browns secondary is terrible. A good pass rush could make it better. But we need another corner. Lattimore has good size and athletic ability. Round 2/1 Ethan Pocic, C/G, LSU We need everything on the OL besides LT and even Joe Thomas is towards the end of his career here. Pocic can play Center or Guard. It doesn't really matter as we are trash at both. Round 2/52 Justin Evans, S, Texas A&M Again more help for a porous secondary. Greg Williams should have some fun coaching these guys up and fitting them into what they do best. Round 3/65 Carlos Watkins, DT, Clemson Danny Shelton needs someone next to him that doesn't blow. Shelton really stepped it up this year and I think that continues with Greg Williams taking over. Watkins was a monster this season. Round 4/97 Jake Butt, TE, Michigan OK he may not last this long. But a devastating knee injury is going to hurt his stock badly considering how deep and talented this TE class is. He may be more of a luxury pick and since we have 1 million draft picks its worth a shot. Round 5 - 7 Later I suppose.

Money talks. He's not worth that. But sometimes you need to overpay if you ever wanna get better.

How can we blame the city? These are billionaires who try to force tax payers into giving them more money for a stadium. He was already receiving a ton of help. This is going to back fire hard, I think. The support is going to be hard to get and they will be playing in a dump for a few years

TPP has been dead for a while anyways. Getting out of the NAFTA agreement is more important.