Cleveland Browns: 2016 depth chart predictions

As mentioned on the last slide, John Greco should break camp as the starting right guard. Greco has had his struggles, but he will hold down the job until rookie Spencer Drango is ready to take over, if that moment ever comes.

The three-year starter was acquired by the Browns in 2012 and has been a reliable starter, even if his skills are waning.

The 31-year-old will be backed up by Drango, who was drafted by the Browns in the fifth round. He also has the ability to play tackle, standing 6-foot-6, but his best shot to play right away would be as a guard. The only way he will see consistent playing time this year will be if Greco gets injured or has to fill in for Erving at the center position.

His chances of playing depends on how he performs in training camp and in the preseason, as he could outplay Greco and be next in line to start early on in the season if Greco has a bad game.

Greco will have pressure to perform well, but that is always a good thing, especially when this team is looking to move forward with players who will help the team compete for a playoff berth in the near future.

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