The Cleveland Browns gift wrapped no less than four offensive linemen for the Kansas CIty Chiefs, each of whom played more than 50 percent of the team's snaps in 2019: All-Pro right tackle Mitchell Schwartz, center Austin Reiter, guard Andrew Wylie and tackle/guard Cameron Erving are all getting Super Bowl rings. Congratulations, guys. However, as for the Cleveland Browns coaches responsible for the development of young linemen, it's an embarrassment that offensive linemen consistently play better when they leave Cleveland.
Schwartz was first team All-Pro in 2018, and had the second longest consecutive snap streak in NFL history with an amazing 7,894 snaps, trailing only Joe Thomas at an unheard-of 10,363 snaps.