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Browns take 2 QBs?

DaveThePanther2008

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https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/browns-have-reportedly-considered-drafting-two-quarterbacks-with-high-round-picks/

I don't think they would do it but if they did how would it mess up the draft for everyone.  Seems players we are targeting would rise up the board.

I could see them taking Barkley 1st and whoever remains standing at QB.

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I don’t see this ever happening but it is the Browns we’re talking about

I thinks it’s more probable that Cleveland is floating this rumor on purpose so that they get a desperate team to trade up to pick #4. Especially since some teams feel the top tier of QBs consists of 4 guys.

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I think this is a terrible idea if they are thinking of using both #1 and #4 on QBs. In that regard, you automatically lose one impact player, as only one QB can be on the field at the same time. They could easily get a QB and another potentially high impact guy (Barkley, Chubb, Fitzpatrick, etc.). Now, if they are talking using either #1 or #4 plus a second or third round pick, that would potentially make more sense. 

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Would be pretty stupid tbh. Shows a complete lack of scouting. I could see a cluster fug. They'd be switching back and forth never settling on one guy. The QB room would breed tension and a lack of faith in either QB. They need to figure out who their guy is. Draft him #1, then take Barkley at #4.

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I am in Cleveland for a week (about 50 miles below it)--I have spoken to some Browns fans.  People, these fans are something else.  I felt like the new member of the platoon joining a group of soldiers who have seen everything war has to offer.  They feel that Josh Allen is a mistake.  They want Darnold at #1 or Mayfield at #4. 

One compared this draft to the Richardson/Manziel draft.  I told him that Farmer is no longer the Browns GM--but he added that the owner is the problem.  I replied, "no, your last owner was the problem (Modell)."

Imagine having the cap room and the free agents they have coming in, the draft picks, and still feeling nearly hopeless.  I asked everyone what they hoped for--All said between 4 and 6 wins.  One crackhead said 9 wins is a lock.

I think they will win 6 to 7.  For this place, that might  be enough to restore faith.  The fan base has been taken off life support, and with the Indians and Cavs, the Browns are easy to forget.  I want them to have a great draft and play well. 

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1 hour ago, TheCasillas said:

I read this yesterday... and i can honestly say I would not blame the browns if they did it.  They have been whiffing on quarterbacks for years. Bring in two guys to compete and trade the left over.

actually a good idea. They have plenty of picks, and this would ensure them plenty next year as well.

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1 hour ago, Hotsauce said:

 hypothetically, would you take a deal from for CAM if the Browns if gave us:

2018 2x 1st picks

2019 1st pick

2020 1st pick

And their pro bowl Guard Joel Bitonio

Why would you trade a Pro-Bowl QB in the prime of his career?

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