Draft the wrong quarterback. Fire the general manager. Draft the wrong quarterback. Fire the general manager. The Cleveland Browns have been stuck in that cycle since returning to the league as an expansion team in 1999. During that time, the Browns have drafted eight quarterbacks, four in the first round. They have also changed general managers nine times over that stretch, more than any other team. Whether Cleveland's latest GM, Sashi Brown, avoids the early exits of his predecessors depends on him succeeding where the others failed. His other moves might not matter if the Browns yet again choose the wrong quarterback.
Projecting QB booms, busts (Insider)
