Cleveland Is The Destination
After the Browns acquired Deshaun Watson, there are rumblings that general manager Andrew Berry is not done making moves. Berry recently traded linebacker Mack Wilson to New England in exchange for defensive end Chase Winovich. Winovich is a reliable player as he has only missed four games in his career. In his three seasons in the NFL, Winovich has registered 85 tackles, 11 sacks and 10 tackles for a loss. The Browns are eager to bolster their defense as it was inconsistent last season. With the possibility of losing Jadeveon Clowney, the Browns have their sights on Vikings’ defensive end, Danielle Hunter. Hunter is a solid player in this league but has been hampered by injuries in recent memory. Hunter only played in seven games last season due to a torn pectoral muscle and the season before had to undergo season-ending neck surgery.
Danielle Hunter is a dynamic player and will turn 28 years old later this season. Hunter has 313 total tackles, 60.5 sack and six forced fumbles in his career thus far. Hunter can cause havoc alongside Myles Garrett. Can you imagine how much attention those two would cause? Danielle Hunter will be making 18 million this season. If the Browns are looking to make a deal with Minnesota, they would have to part with the 44th overall pick to acquire Hunter’s services. At this point, why not just go all in and pull a Les Snead? Just trade away almost all of the draft picks.
Does anyone want Odell Beckham back?
Odell has publicly said he would consider it because of Deshaun Watson. Browns fans, I will answer that question for you. No, stay far away from Cleveland. Deshaun Watson already serves as a distraction to this team. We don’t need to see a soap opera. Cleveland is currently trying to find a trade partner for Baker Mayfield, and the number of teams interested has diminished. Carolina Panthers are no longer interested. The only logical destination would be the Seattle Seahawks. Does Andrew Berry have any more tricks up his sleeve? It sure will be interesting leading up to the NFL draft.
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