Browns Pick #5, Mason Graham, DL, Michigan

[OconRecon]

sapps a HOF'er & truly one of the greats.you are comparing graham as better? comparing? graham?

It's an example of how you don't judge a d-lineman after one year. It's very well known DL is the position whereby it takes the longest to hit stride. The polar opposite of RB.

No way would I say Graham is a HOF'er at this point, just like I wouldn't say he's a bust.

The Graham pick last year was just like Fano this year. He may be great and has VERY low bust potential. Worst case, you've drafted a grade-A person, who is durable, with a high floor.

If you're unlucky, he's likely still very good. If you're lucky, he's a probowler.

Very low chance he's on the wrong side of the 50% first round hit-rate, i.e. a 1st-round-miss.

If we want to talk about misses, let's just see how it all plays out if we would have just stood pat, and taken CORNERBACK (and year-1 injured) Travis Hunter.

And, another way to look at this, is would you rather have Graham, Judkins, Sampson, and KC Concepcion, or, Travis Hunter the CB.

 

[nickers]

It's an example of how you don't judge a d-lineman after one year. It's very well known DL is the position whereby it takes the longest to hit stride. The polar opposite of RB.

No way would I say Graham is a HOF'er at this point, just like I wouldn't say he's a bust.

The Graham pick last year was just like Fano this year. He may be great and has VERY low bust potential. Worst case, you've drafted a grade-A person, who is durable, with a high floor.

If you're unlucky, he's likely still very good. If you're lucky, he's a probowler.

Very low chance he's on the wrong side of the 50% first round hit-rate, i.e. a 1st-round-miss.

If we want to talk about misses, let's just see how it all plays out if we would have just stood pat, and taken CORNERBACK (and year-1 injured) Travis Hunter.

As, another way to look at this, is would you rather have Graham, Judkins, Sampson, and KC Concepcion, or, Travis Hunter the CB.

Bingo!