Dys and CG have it, the Browns, I think, had a great draft--however, they have now put themselves in a position where they better not suck next year.
They don't have to make the playoffs, they don't have to even be pushing for a wildcard, what they need to avoid, at all costs, is being one of the worst five teams in the league.
The thing is, this draft looks good today--and it may look even better in five years if Brady pans out. However, if the Browns go 4-12 next year and would-be drafting fourth overall, this trade in the short term will be a kick in the nuts.
That said, when you get a guy at #22 who really shouldn't have dropped past 10, you did a good job. More than that, if you take Quinn out of this draft, I still think the Browns did a good job so I look at Quinn as gravy. That is, unless they're awful next year, then that high pick will look costly, and if Quinn never pans out, it will likely define Savage's career in Cleveland.
One thing I will say about the Brady Q., however, is that he loves the Browns, he wants to be a Brown and he wants to lead this team. Good or bad, I love his attitude on that, and that's the one thing I've never waivered on with him.
Now we just need to see if he can play the position.
