1. First of all, Mangini is the answer. When we get a new coach, I would rather not get another Belichick disciple. I would like either Gruden, Leslie Frazier, or KYLE Shanahan.

2. We either need to develop Quinn or Ratliff better, or sign or trade for a decent QB or a stopgap.

3. I hate to say this, but we need to trade Shaun Rogers. He is getting older and we wont contend before he retires(more than likely). I think that a team desperate for a NT  could give us a late first or early second for him.

4. We need to draft well, (not like in the past) and here is how to do it.

First Round:                                                                                  Eric Berry, S, Tennessee
The Browns need help in the secondary, and they also need a playmaker. Eric Berry can be both, and become the face of the Defense.

First/Second(from Rogers)                                                      CJ Spiller, RB, Clemson
Jamal Lews will be gone after this year, and Jerome Harrison is okay, but we defineatly need help at running back. CJ is very explosive and can really help our weak offense.

Second Round                                                                              Trevard Lindley, CB Kentucky
The Browns have two good nickel backs, but need a starter opposite Eric Wright. Lindley is good in man coverage, and when you have CBs that are good in man coverage, it allows you to blitz more.

Third Round                                                                                   Phil Taylor, NT, Baylor
He and Ahtyba Rubin replace Shaun Rogers.

Third Round                                                                                   Zane Beadles, OT, Utah
Joe Thomas is a beast, but John St. Clair is awful. Beadles could come in and start and make this line very good.

Fourth Round                                                                                Brandon Deaderick, DE, Alabama
Kenyon Coleman and Robaire Smith are both serviceable but are getting older. Deaderick plays in a 34 at Bama so he wont have as much trouble transitioning and he is a good run stopper.

Fifth Round(from Tampa Bay)                                                   Walter Thurmond, CB, Oregon
I know I already gave the Browns a CB, and Thurmond is injury prone, but there can be big reward from this pick without much risk(because it is just the fifth round)

Fifth Round                                                                                      Justin Cole, OLB, San Jose State
Kam Wimbley has emerged as a good pass rusher, but we still need someone to start on the other side. Alex Hall has a ton of potential, but he never gets much playing time. Cole is an Athletic, disciplined and a reliable open-field tackler that is just scratching the surface of his potential.

Fifth Round( from New York Jets)                                              John Skelton, QB, Fordham
He is a huge developmental quarterback.

Sixth Round                                                                                      Darryll Clark, ATH, Penn State
Another Developmental QB. He will likely spend a year on the practice squad and decide what position he will play.

Sixth Round (from Panthers)                                                       Chris Carter, WR, UC Davis
Slot receiver that is putting up unreal numbers. Also plays on special teams.

Seventh Round                                                                                 James Aldridge, RB/FB, Notre Dame
When Lewis is gone, the Browns will need a short-yardage back. Aldridge has played both RB and FB at Notre Dame.

Thats 2 Quarterbacks, 2 runningbacks, 1 wide receiver, 1 offensive lineman, 2 defensive lineman, 1 linebacker, and 3 defensive backs.