@sissyboyfloyd said:

What if Bills were to make this offer:

Bills get:   R1.4, R3.1, R6.1

Browns Get:  R1.21, R1.22. R2.23, R3.30, R5.21

Browns draft could then be something like this possibly:

Round 1 Pick 1  Saquon Barkley,  RB

Round 1 Pick 21  Mason Rudolph,  QB

Round 1 Pick 22   Calvin Ridley, WR  (or Josh Jackson CB, or Roquan Smith ILB)

Round 2 Pick 1  Mike McGlinchey,  OT

Round 2 Pick 3  Vita Vea, DT

Round 2 Pick 23  Isaiah Oliver, CB

Round 2 Pick 30  Tyquan Lewis, DE

Round 3 Pick 30 Kyzir White, S

Round 4 Pick 1 Josey Jewell, ILB

Round 4 Pick 24  Dante Booker, OLB

Round 5 Pick 1  Auden Tate, WR

Round 5 Pick 21  Desmond Harrison, OT

Round 5 Pick 22  Taron Johnson, CB

Round 7 Pick 1  Maea Teuhema, OG

What always gets the Browns in trouble is playing cute.  Just draft good players at the top of the draft.  Period!  Rosen or Darnold at #1 and the Alabama CB at #4.  In round 2 focus on WR, OT, CB.  Round 3 get a RB.  

@baconhound said:

None of the three are.  All 3 have good defenses and solid running game

Bortles and Foles are horrible. Keenum is a Brian Sipe type playmaker.  

@ibleedbrown said:

I think they need a primarily blocking TE before they need another pass catching TE. One that does both well is ideal of course, but how many times do those come around? 

Agree they need a better blocking TE.  We are set in the TE receiving dept.

@unsympathetic said:

If you truly believe that, why are you here?  Same thing has been said about many other teams in the past, such as the Astros.

This is not complex like the Star Trek scenario.  Just know how to draft impact players and have a competent coaching staff.  That's it!  I do think the Browns have turned the corner with Dorsey in charge. One key will be Wolff ... can he weave some FA magic to go with a solid draft?  Then you got something to build on.

@nero said:

I'd prefer a blind monkey calling the plays than Hue, and still wouldn't make it an attractive option.

Can't hurt but not a big Mularky fan.  Humorous that Pat Shumer good enough to put together a great offense at Minnesota but a failure in Cleveland.  A difference: He has some players there!