Browns' Smart Draft Pick: Stanford's Sam Roush

0:00On March 18, the Cleveland Browns feel good about their tight-end spot heading into the Todd Munkin era, with Harold Fanon Jr. stepping up as, the main guy after David and Joku left in free agency. They've already added Blocker Jack Stole, but Munkin loves using two tight-ends often, so they could use a solid number two receiver type. Experts like Brent Seblesky from Bleacher Report point to Stanford Sam Roosh as a great day three target for Cleveland. At six feet six inches and nearly 270 pounds, Roosh crushed the NFL combine with the top 10 relative athletic score. Fans and analysts see this as a smart low-risk move since Roosh ranks around a hundred ninth on draft boards right near the Browns 100. Seventh overall pick in the fourth round. He fits perfectly as a traditional tight-end who can block and protect without needing immediate receiving snaps. Roosh shines in the run game and pass protection, earning strong grades from profile-ball focus every year, including no sacks or pressures allowed.

1:01Last season, sure he had some drops in college, but his physical style makes up for it. With new running backs like Quincheon Judkins and Dylan Samson, Roosh could open lanes right away and grow into more, making him and intriguing, late-round addition as the draft approaches.