
Browns' 4th Round Pick: Sam Roush, Tight End Gem
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The Cleveland Browns, following David Njokus departure, are eyeing Stanfords Sam Roush as a potential day three draft pick. Roush, a 66 270-pound athlete, impressed at the combine and could bolster the run game and pass protection. Despite needing to improve his hands, Roushs raw traits make him an attractive option for the Browns, who could secure him with their 107th overall pick in the fourth round.
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Cleveland Browns News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Browns' 4th Round Pick: Sam Roush, Tight End Gem. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On March 18th, the Cleveland Browns lost Titan, David and Jokou to free agency, but they're not sweating it with Harold, Fan, and Junior stepping up as. Their top guy? New offensive coordinator Todd Monkin loves using multiple Titans, so even after signing Blocker Jack Stole, they could use a solid number two. Option. Bleacher reports Brent Siblesky thinks Sam Rouse from Stanford fits perfectly as a day three draft target. With six feet six inches and nearly 270 pounds, Rouse crushed the combine with a top ten athletic score for his position. Fans and analysts see Roosh as an underrated gem who could boost the run game right away. His physical style with clear lanes for new running backs, Quincyn, Juckins, and Dylan Samson making the offense more balanced. Rouse shines and blocking with strong past protection grades and zero sacks allowed last season. He needs to sharpen his hands after some drops in college, but his raw traits make him promising for the pros. With their 107th overall pick in the fourth round, the Browns could snag Roosh without
1:03trading up, adding depth at place to Monkins, strengths, and sets them up for a strong start.
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