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Give the Ball to Trent Richardson

With just over a week until draft day, the rumor mill (aka speculation mill) is running at ludicrous speed.


So anyhow, the Rams and Eagles and maybe half a dozen other team have inquired about trading up in the draft to the Browns #4 pick. Look, getting more picks is a good thing for this team. But at some point we need to get REAL playmakers on the field. I'm talking about top tier studs. I didnt loose much sleep in not getting Falcons WR Julio Jones in last years draft (mostly because I would rather have had AJ Green) but we have to get some difference makers this year. Thats why I want to see the Browns stay at #4 overall and draft Bama RB Trent Richardson. Some of you can bitch all you want about drafting a RB that high, but damn near everyone thinks he's the best RB to come out of college since Adrian Peterson. He can run, catch, and block. How do those things not help this offense from day one?


I changed my mind from wanting Justin Blackmon. For mostly character issues that I have been hearing. Also for the fact that this draft is pretty deep at the WR position, and waiting until pick #22 won't kill us. The AFC North is a very physical division where the Browns have to play the Steelers and Ravens twice a year. Remember who the Browns had starting for a time at RB last season. Chris Ogbonnaya,a guy that was on the Texans practice squad.

Lets give Colt mccoy something to fall back on, a safety net if you will. lets not all through a hissy fit like a former Bengals coach or like me when your blog only allows you to type in caps and be.....ok.......if the browns choose Trent richardson with there first pick.


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