Insider Names 3 Veteran QBs The Browns Might Pursue
Insider Names 3 Veteran QBs The Browns Might Pursue
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For all intents and functions, the Cleveland Browns season is over and the group will doubtless miss the playoffs.

Sitting at 2-7 and in final place within the AFC North, it’s time to think about how the roster will come collectively in 2025.

In a current article in The Athletic, author Zac Jackson shared his concept of how the Browns can tackle their quarterback state of affairs.

“If the Browns can’t draft a blue-chip prospect, search for a veteran bridge quarterback to guide the room. Cleveland is probably going purchasing within the [Geno] Smith/Daniel Jones/Winston/Drew Locke aisle,” Jackson stated.

Smith is technically below contract in 2025 with Seattle however has already hinted that he wish to put a brand new deal in place sooner slightly than later.

Ought to the Seahawks balk at preserving him subsequent yr, Cleveland may snag a high quality starter till a younger participant can change him.

Jones can be intriguing if not polarizing for Browns followers.

The previous first-round choose has worn out his welcome in New York with uneven play and accidents and it’s extremely doubtless Jones received’t return to the Giants subsequent yr.

If the Browns pursue him, the group may be pondering alongside the strains of a Sam Darnold reclamation mission.

Many media members downplayed the addition of Darnold to the Minnesota Vikings this season.

Nonetheless, he has carried out nicely and has the Vikes at 7-2.

Winston is at the moment Cleveland’s beginning QB with the season-ending damage to Deshaun Watson.

In two video games, Winston has been spotty at finest, together with a three-interception day in opposition to the LA Chargers in Week 9.

Lock has been within the NFL since 2019, however has largely been used as a backup and at the moment holds the clipboard in New York behind Jones.

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