Prince Amukamara: Why the Nebraska CB Is the Best Option for Cleveland at No. 6

March 5, 2011   ·   Jarrod Argobright   ·   Jump to comments

The 2011 NFL draft is less than two months away. Speculation has been rampant as to who the Cleveland Browns will take this year with their first pick, No. 6 overall, ranging from A.J. Green to Cam Newton, the starting quarterback for the Auburn Tigers, college football's reigning national champions.
Yet make no mistake about it, the Browns and first year head coach Pat Shurmur are in a rebuilding process that cannot be fixed overnight.  That is why the safest bet for Cleveland on the night of April 28th, when it is finally their turn, may come in the form of Nebraska defensive back Prince Amukamara.
Selecting a defensive player with the sixth pick overall may not sit well with more than a few Browns fans who see A.J. Green, the standout wide receiver from Georgia, as the next 'cant-miss' prospect at his position.  Indeed, Green possesses the speed and athleticism that make him the top receiving prospect in the 2011 NFL draft.
Nonetheless, he still may not be r...

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