What in the World Are the Cleveland Browns Doing in Free Agency?

March 10, 2016   ·   Brad Gagnon   ·   Jump to comments

Sometimes it feels as though the Cleveland Browns operate as a franchise that is simply happy to be part of the NFL. They don't need fancy things like high-quality players, a functional front office or wireless Internet, because unless the league adopts a relegation system, they're entrenched as members of the club. 
Kind of surprising. You'd think an organization that once ceased to exist for a three-year period would be more aware of its mortality. But alas, the Browns continue to phone it in. 
On Wednesday, for instance, a Browns team that, according to Over the Cap, entered free agency with an excess of $40 million to spend allowed four of its starters—center Alex Mack, offensive tackle Mitchell Schwartz, wide receiver Travis Benjamin and safety Tashaun Gipson—to walk, while signing nobody. 
Nobody in-house...nobody on the open market. 
A tongue-in-cheek theory as to why the Browns didn't show up for the first day o...

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