Cleveland Browns Have Had Disastrous 2012 Free Agency

June 10, 2012   ·   Matt Fitzgerald   ·   Jump to comments

The Cleveland Browns' 2012 free-agency activity? In pieces I write, I often refer to occurrences being well-documented.
 
Unfortunately, this is about something that hasn't been well-documented for two reasons:
One: fans think building through the draft without acquiring enough veterans to build depth will somehow result in short-term improvement and long-term developmental success.
Two: the Browns free agency activity hasn't been very well documented because, well...there hasn't been much to document. To say it has been aggressive is laughable. To say it has been passive-aggressive is hilarious. It's been mired in long stretches of inactivity as far as acquiring new, fresh talent.
 
If, as a neutral fan, you were to look on the outside at this transaction list since January 3, what might you deduce from it?
Well, Frostee Rucker, who has never been a full-time starter in the NFL, was signed to add depth to the defensive line that cut its sta...

Read Complete Article at Bleacher Report - NFL
Article is property of BleacherReport.com