It seems fairly ridiculous to try and grade a draft class immediately after the fact, because the true impact of those drafted is usually not felt until a few seasons later. However, people love grading drafts and, more importantly, discussing a team’s picks. And hey, so do I, so here we go:
So, what can be said about the Browns’ 2009 draft class? There was rampant speculation as to what the Browns would do with the fifth overall pick and, as many people had hoped, Eric Mangini...
Found April 29, 2009 on
Dawg Pound Daily:
PLAYERS:
Alex Mack,
James Davis,
Coye Francies,
Don Carey,
Kaluka Maiava,
Braylon Edwards,
David Veikune,
Rey Maualuga,
Mohamed Massaquoi,
Brian Robiskie,
Brett Ratliff,
Abram Elam,
Kenyon Coleman,
Jamal Lewis
Original Story:
College Football Forum Discussions 
-
TopicRepliesLast Activity
-
What does the UGA win over Tech indicate about the Georgia coaching staff?
mrdcleveland started this College Football thread01 hour ago -
Georgia defeats Georgia Tech, 30-24
mrdcleveland started this College Football thread04 hours ago -
Georgia 30, Georgia Tech 24
mrdcleveland started this College Football thread015 hours ago -
One Eyed Willy's The Inferno: Why USF's Jim Leavitt Should Be Fired
TheBullGator started this College Football thread120 hours ago -
Georgia Bulldogs Vs Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets College Football Picks
BigSportsFN started this College Football thread01 day ago
Featured Yardbarker Articles
- Tiger Woods Accident - Possible Explanations
- Hey Nets... you better hope Karma ain't lookin' tomorrow
- Report: Weis Has Already 'Cleaned Out His Office'
- NBA: Golden age of the NBA point guard
- Haslett says he has been contacted by NFL team
- The 10 biggest NHL stories of the last decade
- Rasheed Wallace: LeBron is a Flopper
- Report: Selig hints at plan to step down in 2012
- Halladay would approve a trade to the Yankees
- Photos: Tiger's Smashed SUV At The Crash Scene
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Company Info
Help
What is Yardbarker?
Join the Yardbarker Network (YBN) for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Add Comment