The Cleveland Browns are embarking on yet another one of their “most important off seasons ever” as they start yet another rebuilding project.
But unlike their past attempts to turn themselves into an actual NFL franchise, this rebuild is taking on a different look and feel.
Because of the work that executive vice president of football operations Sashi Brown did before he was fired in December, there is a solid foundation for general manager John Dorsey to build on.
In addition to sound offensive and defensive lines, along with young, promising players at tight end, linebacker and in the secondary, Dorsey has somewhere north of $100 million in cap space at his disposal, along with 12 selections in the 2018 NFL Draft – including picks No.