There hasn’t been a great deal in the way of clarity this offseason when it comes to the Cleveland Browns and the quarterback position, an area of the team that basically has not been settled since before they became the Ravens. The only thing that seems to be settled is that their long-term option at the position is not on the roster—not even Brock Osweiler, whom they just traded for, along with his $16 million in guaranteed salary.
The Browns passed up the opportunity to draft Carson Wentz with the second-overall pick last season, instead heading into last season with Robert Griffin III, whom they signed in free agency to a two-year contract.