I applaud you!

If you´re allowed to implement these guys, it´s a heavy haul already. It´s now A+ or A- time.

Awesome. Mooncamping believes this is a great draft.

this is outstanding.

Scrappy Right tackle? I like it.

I thought you were in love with Claussen?

Alright guys, lets round out the rest of the draft:
5(160) Larry Asante, S, Nebraska
Solid little guy, that can launch his body through moving objects. If Abe Elam is indeed replacable, it tells me this guy should be the strong safety, and E.J. Ward would be free safety. I do feel strongly though, that a cornerback needs to be fast, thus I assume Joe Haden is to be, the what do you call it? Nickelback? I assume you still believe in Eric Wright, as a what do you call those guys who rarely hit? Cover Cornerback? As well, as who do you project as the cornerback on the other side? Sheldon Brown or Coye Francies? It´s not mooncamping´s fantasy defensive backfield. I wanted tall, wiry, yet fast man coverage cornerbacks. But yeah, geez, what a group of potential safeties now.
6(177) Carlton Mitchell, WR, South Florida
Nice tall sleek ball getter. You now have justification to bench Brian Robiskie, or turn him into a possession receiver.
6(186) Clifton Geathers, DE, South Carolina
Wow, what to make of this choice? Most of you read mooncamping´s commentary on Barnum and Bailey proportioned players, midgets and giants, and how the game must bend to their fortes. This guy looks intriguing though. Could it be that we found the rare exception of a guy that can play Offensive Tackle at that size? Otherwise, I would tender him as a punt and kick blocker in the interior defensive line. Situational that is. Maybe even as a corner of the end-zone placement type pass option, when we get into the red zone?
Otherwise, I´d like to say, that Mike Holmgren got exceedingly lucky to get Colt McCoy in his preferred devalued draft slot of round 3 max for his quarterback experiments. I´m appauled that the first thing post draft, would be to declare that Colt McCoy will not start as a rookie.
The awesome guard Shawn Lauvao is faced with the predicament of being called a depth player for the offensive line. Cowards.
And Montario Hardesty is designated “a physical cut back runningback”, pressed into the mold of Sean Alexander, who never hit a hole in his life, rather than Clinton Portis.
I had an inkling that you guys would end up self impeding again, so you have greater control. It really puts a damper on my enthusiasm about what could have been a brilliant draft.

mooncamping is now referring to himself in the 3rd person.

I can’t wait to see Harrison, Hardesty and Davis run the ball down everyone’s throat.

Alright guys, change of focus. I saw who else the Browns picked up. I´m happy to say that according to mooncamping we now have a full roster, as such:
QB Colt McCoy
FB Peyton Hillis/DeAngelo Williams
TB Montario Hardesty
OT Joe Thomas
OG Eric Ghiaciuc
C Eric Steinbach
OG Bill Yates
OT Sean Luvao
FL Aaron Valentin
WR Mohamed Massaquoi
TE Evan Moore

DT Ahtyba Rubin
DT Shaun Rogers/Alex Mack
DT Titus Adams
OLB David Veikune
ILB Jon Dempsey
ILB Daniel Howard
OLB Eryk Anders
FS Larry Asante
SS Abe Elam
CB Sheldon Brown
CB Eric Wright

Also good pickups for the 4-3 personell with the ends Auston English and Swanson Miller.

I´d like to end this thread on a good note. Training camp still holds a lot of possibilities. I was looking for one of last year´s prospects, and I stumbled across this:
www.footballsfuture.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=243529
It´s this guy´s compilation of his favorite picks from last year´s draft. It corresponds pretty close to my assessments from last year. And after checking nfl.com, I could ascertain that some pretty good ones haven´t made their way onto anyone´s roster. This shows me how fast some of these talents are rotated out of NFL roster contention.