But then they drafted two quarterbacks in one draft, which makes no sense to me. Aside from that, they did well: they picked up an extra #1 next year, and given that they traded with Jacksonville, I expect that will be in the first half of the first round (if not a top ten); and they also got arguably the best defensive player in the draft in Mason Graham. The Browns have little offense but their defense will keep them in a lot of games.
My Bears, well... they started addressing the offensive line needs this offseason, which is good, but they didn't finish. Which is frustrating. I expect it will be at least one more year before their roster is good enough to contend, which is disappointing. Colston Loveland and Luther Burdon III look like good players, but the lack of offensive line depth may limit their ability to contribute. They didn't even draft a safety, and who knows if Jaquan Brisker can play a whole season? Do they really expect a seventh round RB to be a difference maker? Even if they decide to get rid of Ryan Pohls after this next (probably) losing season, hopefully they won't decide to do a complete rebuild.
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