Draftvice- AFC North Review- 2019 NFL Draft Reactions-Guest Host: Shane McMurdo

Draftvice- 2019 NFL Draft Reactions- AFC North ReviewGuest Host: Shane McMurdoPittsburgh Steelers 00:56, Baltimore Ravens 19:19 Cincinnati Bengals 30:57, Cleveland Browns 36:20,Subscribe to us on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Follow on twitter: @draftviceWalter (instagram/snapchat/twitter): @Brojodeathpunchhttps://www.facebook.com/Draftvice/Follow Shane McMurdo: @thee_Shane_mcmJoin Walter Deptuch (Brojo Deathpunch- @Brojodeathpunch) and our guest host, local stand up comedian and Titans fan, Shane McMurdo as they review the AFC Norths (Steelers, Browns, Ravens and Bengals) draft haul.Listen as Shane, and Wojo start off with the Pittsburgh Steelers’ decision to trade up in the first round select Linebacker Devin Bush, Michigan. Then the duo jump onto day 2 and review the third round selections of Wide receiver Diontae Johnson, Toledo and Justin Layne, Michigan State. Then round out with the Steelers day 3 haul of running back Benny Snell, Kentucky, tight end Zach Gentry, Michigan, Edge Sutton Smith, Northern Illinois, Defensive lineman, Isaiah Buggs, Alabama, linebacker Ulysees Gilbert, Akron and OT Derwin Gray, MarylandThen Shane and Wojo dive into a Baltimore Ravens draft that included a first round pick of wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, Oklahoma. Then discuss the Ravens day 2 selections of Round 3 Edge defender Jaylon Ferguson, Louisiana Tech and wide receiver Miles Boykin, Notre Dame. The day 3 picks include three fourth round selections that included running back Justice Hill, Oklahoma State, Guard Ben Powers, Oklahoma & corner Iman Marshall, USC. Then rounded out day 3 with defensive lineman Daylon Mack, Texas A&M and the athletic Quarterback- potentially defensive back Trace McSorley, Penn State.Next the duo gets into the clear strategy of the Cincinnati Bengals’ decision to address the offensive line early and often with the first round selection of Offensive Tackle Jonah Williams, Alabama and fourth round selection of Ohio State guard Michael Jordan. Day 2 saw the Bengals loading up more on offensive pieces with the round 2 selection of blocking tight end Drew Sample, Washington and then a defensive pick in round 3 with the selection of linebacker Germaine Pratt, NC State, BEngals then traded up in the fourth round to select quarterback Ryan Finley, NC State. They used another fourth round selection to draft Bullish Defensive Tackle Renell Wren, Arizona State- we previously mentioned their third fourth round selection- guard Michael Jordan. They then spent 2 sixth round selections on runngback with the selection of RB Trayvon Williams, Texas A&M and Rodney Anderson, Oklahoma. Bengals also spent a sixth rounder on Linebacker Deshaun Davis, Auburn and corner Jordan Brown, South Dakota State.Lastly, the crew finishes up with the Walter’s favorite team - the AFC North’s Cleveland Browns. Who didn’t have a selection until the second round, thanks to the Odell Beckham trade. Didn’t matter because they made the most of their selection by trading up and grabbing a falling Greedy Williams.The Browns then decided to spend the 2 of the next three picks on linebacker with a third round selection of Sione Takitaki, BYU and a fifth round selection of Mack Wilson, Alabama. Sandwiched between those linebacker picks is another player in the middle of the defense with special teams applicability- Sheldrick Redwine, Miami. The Browns rounded out the rest of their draft with a kicker (:-/) Austin Seibert, Oklahoma, the mysterious prospect X- Guard Drew Forbes, Southeast Missouri and Corner Donnie Lewis, Tulane