What to do, what to do

The NFL Combine is here. Teams all around the league are getting ready to release players and will be "awarding" others the franchise tag. The Browns sit again in a questionable spot. Bad enough to get a top five pick, but not bad enough to get a player of Andrew Luck's caliber.

Will RGIII be available at the forth pick?

Does the Browns front office resign Peyton Hillis , do we draft Trent Richardson or do we look toward free agency?

Do we pick Blackmon at 4 and fill the giant need at the WR position?

What about drafting another stud at the corner back position?

Will the Redskins and the Wizard of Odd, Dan Snyder try to leap frog the Browns for RGIII?

Whats out there possibly in the free agent market? (click here)

Saw earlier today on "the twitter" that the giant banner outside Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis that used to display the Frankenstein like face of Peyton Manning now shows that of a giant blue horseshoe. Gotta think that Manning will be playing elsewhere in 2012. At least until the world ends this coming December (Mayan Proficy).

RG3 probably won't throw at combine (will wait to pro day), wants 4.4 in the 40yd dash.

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Metcalf Up the Middle

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