I thought about that too. With Cleveland. But, I think if they wait until the bottom of the first round, that's when you potentially risk missing out on the QB you really needed. They tried that before and ended up with Weeden and he was just cut not too long ago. If they wait until the 26th overall choice. You miss out on getting one of the top three QB's of this year's draft. Because I have a feeling that the Bengals are going to take one of those QB's with the 24th overall pick, when, just like the Browns, Mr. Brown of the Bengals opened up his mouth about his desire for a better QB to lead his team.

I think this plays out similiar to how either 2007 or 2011 ended up with the QB position. It's all smoke and mirrors this year. And I doubt the majority of the QB's taken within the first 64 overall picks amount to much in the NFL. You might get an Andy Dalton out of this class but that's about it. For the most part, I think we're looking at a bunch of Trent Edwards', Troy Smiths', and Tyler Thigpen's.

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