3. Jay Cutler to the Cleveland Browns
Cutler gets a pretty bad rap in this league and the Browns typically make terrible decisions about selecting quarterbacks. This is why a possible pairing is too much of a potential train wreck not to discuss.
Cleveland has started 14 different quarterbacks since its last postseason appearance in 2002.
Whether it is injuries, poor play or off-field antics, quarterbacks in Cleveland just don’t last long under center. Three quarterbacks started for the Browns in 2016, which was pretty much par for the course. The Robert Griffin III experiment is definitely on the precipice of disaster.
So, it would not be surprising for the dysfunction to continue and see the Browns attempt to bring Cutler aboard. Cutler is up for a trade and the Browns need an upgrade. Believe it or not, Cutler achieved his highest quarterback rating in 2015. Unfortunately, his 2016 season, which was a lost cause, is what we last remember him for.
Plus, the Browns released Josh McCown and could use another veteran above RGIII (if he’s retained), and the young Cody Kessler.
All considering, the Browns have done crazier things.