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I just wish they had given him additional years. Otherwise, he's one-and-done.

Browns -- Some time ago, I said I'd be happy if everyone got healthy & they just ran it back, same as last year. They traded late picks for Jeudy. Here's hoping he fulfills his promise. So far, I agree with Steve Smith's evaluation. Added Jameis as backup QB and Hines as KR / backup RB. A...

Flacco. Make him a "special consultant" to keep him around. Tell him to hang around & stay healthy just in case we need him like last year.

OBJ, a vet with good hands, would thrive!

I was saying elsewhere that I wouldn't be unhappy if they just ran it back this year.

I'd like to see him at TE. He's got size & body control.

So far, I see him the same as Steve Smith does. Hope I'm wrong!

While I understand the idea of not jeopardizing the draft slot, I have a lot more respect for the guy who owns it! Kinda funny, I guess. It's like playing not to lose vs playing to blow away an opponent. We want the invincible winner!

Here in CLE, I only saw wk15. It was a strange game that we ended up winning, but should have lost. I recall feeling that the Bears would find a way to blow it, and they did. I really can't blame Fields, though.

So, the entirety of the "bad news" is Terry Pluto saying we shouldn't expect him to be 100% day one. Locally, the talk shows are making the assumption that he won't be back until the second half of the season. Are there any REAL reports on his rehab situation, or is it all speculation?

Bragging rights!

Not too surprising. Hamlin's case was unique, not the usual comeback criteria. Makes sense that he was "all or nothing" in the voting.

My pick is MVS with a TD. Don't know the odds...

I think we caught some good breaks along the way. We also caught a ton of injuries. I liken the return-from-injury talent coming back this offseason to owning three first round picks and four twos!

As a Browns fan, I am deeply disappointed. As a Levis owner, I am intrigued.

There were a couple other guys, one being DW's former coach, whom I preferred. I am wondering why they chose a "failed" guy instead. Any insight? (BTW, I'm a big AB fan, so I'm gonna try to be positive until proven otherwise.)

Well, Watson has his haters who will jump on Flacco's decent run to suggest a QB change. Won't happen. Period. End of story. Watson >> Baker >> Flacco.

IMO, the picks resulted from the defensive scheme. Out-schemed in pass pro, too!

I can see why the question surfaced. They play different styles, Watson being a lot more mobile. The playbook is very different. DTR would mean running the same offense.

Out-schemed on both sides of the ball. That raises questions. Did the coaches fail? Did the Texans implement lots of new stuff? Did we practice for it? Were the players unable to understand the nuances? Did injuries play a significant part?