With a draft-high 14 picks two weeks ago in the 2016 NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns had plenty of holes to fill on both sides of the ball, but one area they absolutely had to address was the pass rush.
In the AFC North that features some above-average passing attacks, the Browns absolutely need to get to the QB on a consistent basis to help a rebuilding secondary.
By selecting three productive college pass rushers, many in and around the organization — from everything I’ve read – feel that the Browns certainly addressed the stagnant pass rush, but that simply isn’t the case.