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Lockdon? It's Joe Marino and Kyle Krabs from the draft network and we are your host here on this Tuesday edition of the show continuing our series recapping the 2019 NFL draft classes focusing on the bangles and browns today after we did the Steelers and

Ravens yesterday. Kyle, welcome. Thanks Joe.

Interesting set of draft classes here. I think we're going to have a tale of two polarized opinions, in my opinion, on the Browns and Bangles and who did what. I went on the Ross Tucker Football Podcast and talked about draft classes this week that I liked,

but we recorded a double header and for next week I talked about players that I did not like in one of these classes was in my bottom three.

Oh boy, uh, looking at you Cincinnati Bangles, I'm guessing and we'll start there.

How about that? Um, a solid double, right? To start things off here with the Jonah Williams pick they've made some investments here lately in their offensive line trading for

Cordy Glenn drafting Billy price in the first round but Bobby Hart in that three-year 2121 million contract was very confusing to many of us and now

they've added Jonah Williams to the mix presumably to really challenge him and hopefully

take that spot if Andy Dalton plans on living

through this season. A solid player, right? I mean, three-year starter from Alabama, played

left and right tackle, the SEC offensive linemen of the year very solid across the board I mean I think in terms of

technique he's really really polished the questions right does he have the

length to win outside and I know that he has longer arms

at Andre Diller but he does get outreach I think that's my concern with him it's

not that he doesn't have long enough arms it's that guys get into his frame and

so working on his strike variance to becoming more consistent winning with first contact and keeping guys off his pads is going to be very important for Jonah Williams to reach his ceiling.

But I think that first pick was a solid double.

Yeah, I think this pick for them set a really positive tone at first to get into your

draft class.

But then you followed up with the 50 second overall pick and you draft Drew sample the tight end from Washington who to me

Really honestly felt like an ideal tight end two at the next level, not a top 55 selection.

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