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Cleveland Browns (2018 Season The NFL is Sorry)

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NorthCoastKid said:
New league year opens at 4 p.m. Here's a list of new faces slated to join the Browns thus far (via CBS Sports):

QB Tyrod Taylor: From Bills via trade
RB Carlos Hyde: Three years, $15 million
WR Jarvis Landry: From Dolphins via trade
TE: Darren Fells: Three years, $12 million
OT Chris Hubbard: Five years, $37.5 million
OT Donald Stephenson: One year, $2.5 million
DE Chris Smith: Three years, $14 million
DB Damarious Randall: From Packers via trade
CB T.J. Carrie: Intends to sign
CB Terrance Mitchell: Three years, $12 million
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Really besides not finding a LT to replace Joe Thomas. Not a bad March for the Browns. Now with Thomas retiring, his salary comes off the books correct?
 
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NorthCoastKid said:
New league year opens at 4 p.m. Here's a list of new faces slated to join the Browns thus far (via CBS Sports):

QB Tyrod Taylor: From Bills via trade
RB Carlos Hyde: Three years, $15 million
WR Jarvis Landry: From Dolphins via trade
TE: Darren Fells: Three years, $12 million
OT Chris Hubbard: Five years, $37.5 million
OT Donald Stephenson: One year, $2.5 million
DE Chris Smith: Three years, $14 million
DB Damarious Randall: From Packers via trade
CB T.J. Carrie: Intends to sign
CB Terrance Mitchell: Three years, $12 million
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A few upgrades which is good and also adding some depth to positions of need. This also is a start at making the team a little bit older which is good. There probably will be a a few more free agents added to the roster after this initial wave. Hoping that they can get Pryor to come back. A lot of the guys currently on the roster are going to be let go so these are all, for the most part, upgrades to the roster.
 
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LitlBuck said:
A few upgrades which is good and also adding some depth to positions of need. This also is a start at making the team a little bit older which is good. There probably will be a a few more free agents added to the roster after this initial wave. Hoping that they can get Pryor to come back. A lot of the guys currently on the roster are going to be let go so these are all, for the most part, upgrades to the roster.
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Yeah, I anticipate even more draft pick wheeling and dealing. They didn't need to add 12 rookies (with 6 4th round or later) to this team either. I guess we're down to... well whatever we're down to... I remember the 3rd and 4th rounder for Taylor and Landry, and I think the Shelton one turned a 5th this year into a 3rd next year maybe, so, that's 3 less this year I guess. If they don't package any with the 2's to move up, I wouldn't be surprised to see more of that.. and any trade down from 4 will need to include 1st's this year and 1st's or 2nd's this year or next.
 
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Unless he plays for peanuts, Pryor's gonna have a hard time finding a team. He/his agent screwed up royally last year not taking the deal Cleveland offered him. They decided to gamble on a "prove it" deal and lost, big time. Washington had a group of scrubs at receiver, and even before he was injured, Pryor was not a big part of that offense.
 
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NFBuck said:
Unless he plays for peanuts, Pryor's gonna have a hard time finding a team. He/his agent screwed up royally last year not taking the deal Cleveland offered him. They decided to gamble on a "prove it" deal and lost, big time. Washington had a group of scrubs at receiver, and even before he was injured, Pryor was not a big part of that offense.
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He was injured in week 2.

I'll be ok if the browns give him another prove it deal. I mean, they bought a draft pick from the Texans for 16 million. What's a 7 or 8 mill for another prove it when you have all the cap space in the history of ever.
 
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NFBuck said:
Unless he plays for peanuts, Pryor's gonna have a hard time finding a team. He/his agent screwed up royally last year not taking the deal Cleveland offered him. They decided to gamble on a "prove it" deal and lost, big time. Washington had a group of scrubs at receiver, and even before he was injured, Pryor was not a big part of that offense.
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do not count him out coming back to Cleveland…just sayin…
 
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