I think improved guard play will help us out at center too.
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Or maybe you won't give me guff, which is even better.
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Cleveland is on the clock as soon as Baker Mayfield can get the stadium cleaned up.
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There has been a massive run on dudes named Davis in the past 15 picks, and Cleveland doesn't want to be left picking over the scraps in the 6th and 7th rounds because they missed out earlier in the draft.

The Cleveland Browns select Ashtyn Davis, S, Cal

Do they need to double up on safety? Actually, yes, they probably do.
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He could be a real find
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Agree, he definitely fell more than I expected.
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I like a lot of the safeties in this draft.
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I wonder if it's just the "Chiefs effect" on this draft though, we all like who the Chiefs have at safety so no one knows anything about the safety draft so all these guys fall, no safeties taken in the first round :-)
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Having selected Ashtyn Davis, that weird fucking baseball guy they hired breathes a sigh of relief as he takes Jim, Jefferson, and Bette Davis off Cleveland's big board
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The Pats need some receiving help and are able to get a very productive WR with one of the largest market shares in CFB the last few years in the rough Big Ten.

The New England Patriots select Tyler Johnson, WR, Minnesota.
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With the 99th pick, the Giants go defense again.

Darrell Taylor, Edge, Tennessee Volunteers
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While a project that needs to improve strength and blocking skills, this prospect is intriguing in an offense that maximizes TE talent:

The New England Patriots select Albert Okwuegbunam, TE, Missouri.
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I didn't get a PM from you on the last pick I just happened to be on, just checking you PM'd Kurt?
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Sorry, I typically do that. Yes, I PM'd Kurt.
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I played sold out shows in Seattle and this next selection has already played sold out games in Seattle and will continue to do so!

Hunter Bryant, TE, Washington
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