2011 NFL Draft: Cleveland Browns Must Not Draft a Quarterback in the First Round

April 11, 2011   ·   Joe Fell   ·   Jump to comments

Since the Cleveland Browns returned to the NFL in 1999, some analysts and fans have likened their quarterback situation to a revolving door.
I think that’s misleading.
Why?
A revolving door allows people to go from one point to another and provides a direct pathway to allow someone to reach a specific destination. The Browns’ quarterback situation is far from a revolving door.
The Browns have tried a number of different quarterbacks—sometimes as many as four in a season—and none of them have provided the success and play needed to lead to consistently lead the team back to the playoffs.
I’ve also heard the Browns’ quarterback situation described as a carousel. There’s a lot of movement and spinning on a carousel. Some carousels have a variety of different animals on which people can ride. Some of us who are susceptible to motion sickness actually feel a bit queasy after a ride on a carousel.
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