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Seahawks select CB Tre Brown with No. 137 pick in NFL draft By Q13 News Staff article MOBILE, AL - JANUARY 27: Tre Brown of the Oklahoma Sooners practices with the National Team ahead of the 2021 Reeses Senior Bowl at Hancock Whitney Stadium on January 27, 2021 in Mobile, Alabama. (Photo by Senior Bowl/Collegiate Images/Getty Images) SEATTLE - The Seattle Seahawks select cornerback Tre Brown from Oklahoma on day three of the NFL draft pick. The Seahawks acquired the 137th pick in round four o...

Analysis: Seahawks Break Threshold Mold Selecting Oklahoma CB Tre Brown The Seahawks have abided by a strict arm length threshold for outside cornerbacks for over a decade. But the decision to draft Brown shows the organization may be adapting their philosophy at the position moving forward. Author: May 1, 2021 During their first 11 drafts with the Seahawks, general manager John Schneider and coach Pete Carroll had never picked a cornerback before the third round and had never selected a player...

Updated: 1:52 PM CDT May 1, 2021 KOCO Staff The Seattle Seahawks selected a key component of the Oklahoma Sooners secondary in the fourth round of the NFL Draft on Saturday, picking Tre Brown with the No. 137 pick.The selection makes Brown the first OU cornerback selected in the NFL Draft since Zack Sanchez was taken in the fifth round in 2016. Brown also is the highest-drafted OU cornerback since Aaron Colvin was taken in the fourth round in 2014.During his time in Norma...

Which cornerbacks were flagged the most for pass interference, and can that troubling aspect of a player’s game be eliminated through coaching?

General manager Terry Fontenot and coach Arthur Smith’s first NFL draft together is a day away. And it’s not clear what the tandem may choose to do. Basically anything except for trading up is an option for the Atlanta Falcons, and Fontenot could try to trade back to acquire more picks to help with replenishing the roster. He could take offensive tackle Penei Sewell, tight end Kyle Pitts or one of the remaining quarterbacks available – possibly Trey Lance, Mac Jones or Justin Fields. It w...

Carney: Indianapolis Colts’ Post-Pro Day 2021 Mock Draft (Version 2.0) With just six picks in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Colts have to try and plug some holes. Heres how I see those picks going for General Manager Chris Ballard. Author: Apr 19, 2021 Were just 10 day away from the start of the 2021 NFL Draft in Cleveland! Knowing that, I figured it would be a great time to roll out my second version of a seven-round mock draft for the Indianapolis Colts. Though General Manager Chris Ballard ...

Party on the Terrace! Follow Baltimore Beatdown on Twitter Like Baltimore Beatdown Facebook Sandpaper best describes the Ravens 2020 season. A dramatic change from the ‘open seas, smooth sailing’ success we enjoyed in 2019. Quarantined DC’s with plenty of time on their hands to dissect what our offense did well and how to make it harder for us, then giving us their focused attention and best game every week. A grind of a season, followed by the angst of losing a ‘grou...

Apr 14, 2021 One fact about Bears draft needs rarely discussed is how they actually need two cornerbacks and not one. Unless they are 100% certain about Duke Shelley as a legitimate NFL nickel cornerback, they need someone to replace Buster Skrine. In the past, they treated the slot position like an afterthought. They used undrafted free agent cornerbacks Bryce Callahan and CreVon Leblanc at the position and it worked out as Callahan became adept enough at it to eventually earn a good-sized fre...

SB Nation 2021 Mock Draft Extravaganza - The WFT is nearly on the clock on Day 3! It’s almost time for the real thing! Until then, we get the next best thing. Photo by NFL via Getty Images Each year, just before the actual draft, enterprising individuals from various SBNation blogs take it upon themselves to organize a site-wide full mock draft, with (ideally) writers/posters from each of the team blogs picking on behalf of their team. This year, I will be picking on behalf of the Washington ...

When asked to read and react, he is often late and caught looking His ball skills need development Needs to work on not getting boxed out at the catch point Has the traits to hang outside but he may be limited to the slot because of his 5-foot-9-3/4, 188-pound size Needs to watch his aggression through routes and keep the penalties from being called Needs to improve his recognition of passing concepts and how they are developing, especially in zone Fit with Broncos There is a lot to like with B...