While most narratives circle around the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation, and rightfully so, that was far from this team's lone glaring issue. The team's subpar pass protection has been a headache for two consecutive seasons, and with most of the starters slated to become free agents, GM Andrew Berry had the perfect opportunity to begin the overhaul.
The Browns got things going early in the offseason with a big trade. Acquiring Tytus Howard came with some risk, given his age and lofty contract extension, but it was a much-needed first step to solve this team's not-so-silent crisis.