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Originally Posted by skinsfaninok
I think Cleveland will be better off, dudes always hurt and honestly he's not that great. I'd take Alf over him any day, ntm now cleveland will be able to get a QB and a WR next year most likely
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They're OK on WRs with Josh Gordon, Greg Little and Davone Bess.
Now they REALLY need to draft a QB and RB with these two first-round picks unless they get a good FA RB, not a broken down, unemployed vet like McGahee.
Great move for the Colts because at RB they're down to Ahmad Bradshaw, one of the most fragile backs in the game and Donald Brown, who also has had an injury history. That was it.
Richardson is far better than a player off the street like McGahee. Bradshaw is a great back but can't be a full-time starter and survive a season, so pairing these two together might help both of them play the remaining 14 games.
Colts are a step closer to the Super Bowl. I still think it will be Houston or Denver, but the Colts made a move that they needed to make. If Bradshaw went down, they'd have no running game and Luck would have to carry the team by himself in just his 2nd year.
Still...has to be painful to be a Browns fan. If they weren't gun-shy last year, they'd have RGIII. They had more picks to trade than us. The guy they picked over Griffin, they just gave up on after a year and he was probably their best player on offense (when healthy). It really looks like they are tanking this season to build in the future. The Hoyer over Campbell decision is really questionable too, Jason is clearly a better choice IF THEY WANT TO WIN. Hoyer is the hometown boy...I guess they're just trying to get his relatives and friends in the seats since no one else will want to come after this trade.