Conventional wisdom says the Cleveland Browns have to go with a quarterback with the first pick in the 2018 NFL Draft. They can do that and still get a premium player with the No. 4 pick that they also own.
However, after trading for Tyrod Taylor from the Buffalo Bills, is it a foregone conclusion they have to draft a signal caller?
Maybe instead they wait, and let a second-round player sit and watch Taylor for more than a season — which is how long they would possibly let a Sam Darnold (USC quarterback) or Josh Allen (via Wyoming) sit.