Cleveland Browns
One would have to assume that Cuter might just decide to retire rather than spend the latter part of his career wasting away in Cleveland.
After all, quarterbacks that have taken to the Browns’ starting job over the past two decades have not exactly performed at a high clip. This was magnified in 2016 when three different signal callers started games for what would eventually be a one-win team.
Though, there has to be something to the idea of Hue Jackson helping Cutler overcome his recent poor play. Jackson is among the most-respected quarterbacks whisperers in the NFL.
With a need at quarterback after last season’s dumpster fire, we can expect Cleveland to exhaust all options here. It has already released Josh McCown and Robert Griffin III doesn’t seem to be the long-term solution here. Add in the fact that Cleveland is unlikely to go quarterback with the first pick, and this just makes too much sense. It surely doesn’t hurt that the Browns have nearly $110 million to spend under the cap.