Biggest Losers of the 2018 NFL Draft

Unsurprisingly the big loser of this draft is the Cleveland Browns oh my god did they blow it with ease. There was many speculations where they could of gone with the first pick I guarantee you nobody on mock draft boards had Baker Mayfield actually go number one overall is insane. Undersized of the four in the top 10, and another concern is the pattern in which yes his infamous off field issues from Oklahoma. Makes me wonder why draft Johnny Manziel 2.0 for when you have Tyrod Taylor as a pretty decent quarterback you just signed this off-season? Then to make things worse you slightly overreached on a corner who was projected near the bottom of the top 10 in Denzel Ward. You're telling okay yes Secondary was terrible I won't deny that, but it is unacceptable that you chose him over Bradly Chubb in which that combination of he, and Myles Garrett would of been a great consideration to look up to in Cleveland now that is no more as we are seeing 2014 all over again great job Dorsey ...more

Rasheem Green is probably going to be the one bold spot outta this draft class sense they really gambled on the one hand sensation Shaqum Griffin in the 5th round now reunites with his brother let's how the griffin era does in Seattle my bet it won't last long. Other things I absolutely had a distaste with the Seahawks draft is the amount overreaching on guys like Rashaad Penny, Will Dissly, even a punter in the 5th round. Usually Pete Carroll is brilliant with these lte day 3 picks, but this year I'm not impressed one bit.

Cincy had a weird draft entirely where I only felt like they got some studs that could pan out like Jessie Bates, and Malik Jefferson. Than you get the bizarre selection of guys like Sam Hubbard, Auden Tate, & Andrew brown all picks that are probably unlikely to start at all because that's there strength, and how they beat there last two opponents last season just doesn't seem right to me.

You gave Bortles one weapon who granted looks like a great steal, but that's all I can say positively about Jagaurs's draft because taking a nose tackle in Taven Bryan makes zero sense, and Ronnie Harrison of Alabama makes zero sense these are going to be backups by the time the regular season starts. Unfortunately Tanner Lee is not gonna get the battle for the starting job since they treat him nothing more than 2nd stringer.

Don't get me wrong the first few picks I didn't mind the way they went down, but everything after though I questioned. Baker is a bit undersized for somebody from the Ohio Sate University. Than the take more Tight Ends okay let's get to like the Ravens now, another undersized linebacker late in the draft, and even more disappointing they didn't draft a backup quarterback just in case Ryan Tannehill goes down again to perhaps an ACL injury.

I'll be honest taking Darnold great pick, but everything after that does not cut it with Jets having a good draft in fact you don't even bother giving him some offensive line help at all, and assume he'll be able to handle that. Two nose tackles making it seem like a 4-3 defense style, and late tail back with a Tight End ugh... they probably could of been better off with those extra picks in this case Indy looks like a genius trading down.

Ugh... I still like the McGlinchey pick by far, but they passed on Christian Kirk for Dante Pettis that was quite the overreach at round 2, and than to draft only one linebacker really makes no sense. The secondary had improved last year, and yet Reuben Foster this mental case has been doing some bad off-field issues things does give you more choices out there in case of loon activities. Way too many picks in the secondary not sure what John Lynch thought of that process on day 3 other than yes I get it he played Safety himself, but come on.

I like the Center pick I have nothing wrong with it he seems like a rock there, but the fact they actually kept going on the offense really got mixed for me sure the fullback late in the round I get to fill in for protection, but then you only draft two defensive players that are depth picks at best. Not a good balance, but Bob Quinn still has a soft side for Bill Belichick that's what we learned most of all in Day 2 of the draft.

I really thought the Cowboys went all wild card from beginning to end with what they ended up with ultimately a stunner pick with Vander Esch which does make sense since there are injury concerns of Sean Lee, but the bigger need in the first round as a Wide out Dez Bryant was released weeks heading into this. Next thing you know Jason Witten really throws off Jerry Jones's game by announcing his retirement, and thus they waited all the way to day 3 to finally take basically a blocking Tight End. They met there needs, but a lot of questionable moves made in a short amount of time Dallas probably wishes for a redo.