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I think they should build an OL first. The QB's after Luck and RG3 are not, IMO, a major upgrade over McCoy. Thomas and Mack are very good linemen, and with some help, in two years, the Browns could take a franchise QB. Richardson is very good, but by the time they get a supporting cast, like an OL, and WR Corps, he won't be performing at his peak. The average time in the league for a RB is 3 yrs., for a multible down back.

Not sure it's such a slam dunk as you propose. History tells you that teams don't build on RB's and that you can get backs with good draft choices, not high choices.

Interesting thought would be to bring in two WR's with your first two picks. Changes the game immediately.

Overall, I'm in agreement you can trade down a few spots, but I think there are too many sellers and not enough buyers.

Take Richardson if he is available at #4. If he is gone take Claiborne at #4. The Browns need impact players. Trading down to acquire additional picks is only good if you choose wisely with those picks. Picking Richardson or Claiborne at #4 ensures a solid/top pick.

From there I would go with a top WR at #22 if the player that Browns want at that pick is available.

you take either kalil or claiborne if you stay at # 4

And don't forget that Richardson was born and raised in Florida and went to Alabama. Hello----and welcome to football in the north!!

Only sure play maker in the draft? You have the best RB since Peterson coming out. Richardson will be a playmaker...don't just write it down. Chisel it in stone.

Why take a left tackle at 4?? To make him your right tackle...??! SMH...