White Linen

That's very nice of you to say but unlikely.

Thanks for all you do Scott!

3rd person, yeah

wowie ka zowie! (thank you 26cornerblitz)

Hoping you're wrong

The team that begs the most gets our picks.

Yeah and it's expected to fill every one of them in the draft this year.

FIFY

At 22

So you think it's a reasonable thought now?

Yeah

I miss saying that since moving to Charlotte. I shall us it several times today.

Good post and the correct response.

I have no idea what you're saying.

Suggested it's to find the leaks in their organization. Beyond that, I agree with you.

I just love how teams have an honorary person name the pick - its so interesting and really adds value to the fan experience.

The only reason you would do that is if you thought it would help you in a trade during the draft - which it won't. Not happening.

I imagine the Bills would like Darnold too - but they have to think that's unlikely. Here's the flip side. If the Browns do take Allen - I'd think the Giants would have to consider Darnold at that point. I know a lot of posters won't like this but - I think I'd rather the Browns take Darnold, then we may at least have a shot at Allen if we can't get to Darnold, Rosen or Mayfield. He'd be my choice over Jackson and Randolph.

As it stands alone it's over hyped but people must be consuming it. It's not overrated, IMO, because the event itself still has incredible appeal. Other posters have given examples but I'll give mine. Nascar hyped up the most important race of the year Daytona 500. They called it their super bowl but it's the first race and most people couldn't make sense of that - especially when the points count just as much. They didn't make the necessary changes and their ratings have plummeted since 2015. People rejected their attempt at a "playoff" format and sticking to making the first race the marquee.

Yeah, you know

What if the Giants, Browns, Jets, and Broncos feel they can't afford to watch all those QB's on the sideline either and they take QB's and won't trade? Then just get any one? I guess I just disagree with how Dunne presented it and I think desperation is the wrong way for a new front office to operate. They are handling it (so far) how I would expect. They've put themselves in a position to trade for a higher pick and they clearly recognize the need. Because of our season last year we are heavily reliant on other teams (some QB needy also) to trade with us. 12, 22 and additional picks may not be enough to get to 2, 4 or 5 so we're not in a perfect situation. We either need one of those teams to not like the remaining QB's to trade or not like them enough to pass on them - giving us the possible opportunity to trade with Chicago, Tampa, or Oakland. Be prepared that this could be difficult for the Bills to pull off and isn't just a matter of their level of "desperation" to do it.

With all our holes I hope we don't give up any of our picks to any of them.

They are amazing for sure to take that much time to bring things to the front for us all to enjoy.

Why would we care about the Browns doing the right thing?