Don't ask me why I felt compelled to write a blog post about the Browns, but check this scenario.
The Browns might be considering cutting Jamal Lewis, who average 2.6 yards per carry in the preseason, during which he turned 30 years old (read: washed up). Read it here
The Browns shockingly played neither Brady Quinn nor Derek Anderson in their final preseason game on Thursday, possibly meaning they are saving one from injury so they could make a trade. Read it here
The New England Patriots just released Andrew Walter, their third-string QB, after releasing their fourth string QB last week. Now they only have Tom Brady and undrafted rookie QB Brian Hoyer going into Week 1. Read it here
The Patriots have 5 solid running backs: Fred Taylor, Sammy Morris, Kevin Faulk, Laurence Maloney and BenJaurvis Green-Ellis. They'll undoubtedly have to release one of them, unless ...
Browns cut Lewis, trade DA to Patriots for any one portion of their five-headed monster.
Any would be an upgrade from a washed-up Jamal Lewis, and Cleveland backup Richard Bartel proved Thursday he can play backup to Brady Quinn alongside Brett Ratliff.
New England benefits by getting a solid backup QB and only lose an RB they were considering cutting anyway.
Make sense? You heard it here first.
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