ORLANDO — Browns general manager John Dorsey hopes a weeklong tour of meeting with the top quarterbacks offers some clarity before the NFL Draft next month.
In the span of about five days, Cleveland’s front office visited with the best signal-callers in this year’s class — a group that includes USC’s Sam Darnold, Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield, Wyoming’s Josh Allen and UCLA’s Josh Rosen — last week in either on-campus Pro Days or private visits. The hope, Dorsey said, is this trek across the country gives the Browns, owners of the first and fourth overall picks, a better idea of who they’ll draft the night of April 26.