On this week's Akron Beacon Journal and Ohio.com podacst we look back at the season finale for the Cleveland Browns.
Despite having several chances at gaining a victory the Browns lost yet again, finishing the season at 1-15. On this week's show, Nate Ulrich talks about how fans can take a glass half full or half empty approach.
Here's the short version of half full: At least the Browns didn't fire everyone this time.
And half empty: They were still 1-15 and a large rookie class mostly failed to deliver promise, let alone results.
As is often the case with the Browns, we talk about possibilities at quarterback. This involves three plans, which we detail. Plan A: Make a trade for a veteran quarterback like Jimmy Garoppolo. Plan B: Draft a quarterback early and let Robert Griffin III be a bridge starter. Plan C: Draft a quarterback in the middle of the draft in hopes that the Browns find their very own Dak Prescott.
Nate explains which plan he would choose. Which do you think is best for the Browns?