Terry Pluto on why fans shouldn’t expect the Browns to swing for the fences at the NFL trade deadline

Newseze Wire·Sat, Oct 24, 7:00 PMWire: Cleveland.com

With the second-youngest roster in the league and valuable draft capital to protect, Cleveland is likely to make "quiet" deals if any, Terry Pluto says.

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Terry Pluto on why fans shouldn’t expect the Browns to swing for the fences at the NFL trade deadline

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