A quiet Friday afternoon was turned upside down when the Cleveland Browns decided to start making some serious trades. First they went for wide receiver Jarvis Landry, followed by quarterback Tyrod Taylor and finally defensive back Damarious Randall.
They also sent a couple players away as quarterback DeShone Kizer left in the Randal deal and then nose tackle Danny Shelton went to the New England Patriots on Saturday. The plethora of moves makes sense as general manager John Dorsey wants to significantly alter the roster following a 1-31 record over the past two seasons.
With that record and Dorsey’s claim the previous regime didn’t draft real players, the question becomes whether or not the team is done.