Daily Dawg Tags: Corners in free agency
By Randy Gurzi
Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the news you need to know in order to keep up with the Cleveland Browns and the rest of the NFL
The Cleveland Browns and all other 31 franchises are slowly moving closer to the start of 2018 NFL free agency. That brings up the question of what the Browns might do.
Sure they’re coming off an 0-16 season and have a record of 1-31 in the past two season, but they could be big players in free agency thanks to having more cap space than any other team. That space will allow them to chase after key players like Malcolm Butler or Trumaine Johnson.
Such a chase is the subject behind today’s Daily Dawg Tags. Let’s look into that possibility and much more as we bring you all the news you need to know.
Cleveland Browns News
Malcolm Butler or Trumaine Johnson in 2018 NFL Free Agency
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Report: Top four picks up for sale in NFL Draft — via Josh Edwards, 247 Sports
"The first four picks in the 2018 NFL Draft are up for sale according to Bleacher Report’s Matt Miller.The Cleveland Browns, New York Giants and Indianapolis Colts hold the first four selections in what is expected to be a quarterback heavy draft class."
Browns won’t get to Super Bowl in 2018, but after that … — via Pat McManamon of ESPN
"Here’s a look at the Super Bowl prospects of the Cleveland Browns, who finished the season 0-16. The tiers consist of: Realistic Super Bowl expectations; Should contend, but there are question marks; Middle of the pack; Lots of work to do; and Nowhere close."
NFL News
Vikings block Stefanski from leaving for Giants — via Mike Florio, Pro Football Talk
Vikings quarterbacks coach Kevin Stefanski won’t be an offensive coordinator in 2018, after all.
The Vikings have blocked Stefanski from interviewing with the Giants for the vacant offensive coordinator position on the staff of former Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.
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