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Dorsey rocked the NFL Tuesday night when he agreed to acquire three-time Pro Bowl receiver Odell Beckham from the New York Giants a mere 12 days after saying at the NFL Combine that he didn’t feel the Browns were ready to go for it with a major move.

Welcome home, Odell!

Richardson had 4.5 sacks, six tackles for loss 16 QB hits and 49 tackles last season for the Vikings.

After making 14 trades and adding 41 new players in 2018, including 10-11 starters, Dorsey doesn’t have nearly the same volume of holes to fill this offseason, but there are needs, just very few starting needs.

Welcome to the NFL’s silly season where rumors – fueled by sources (some with agendas, some without) – are rampant, and the Browns are in the middle of many as the tampering window and new league year approaches.

The Browns acquired Collins in 2016 from New England and gave him a four-year, $50 million contract extension that saw him not play up to expectations.

Here are some parting thoughts as the 2019 NFL Combine comes to a close in Indianapolis.

D.K. Metcalf was clocked unofficially two-hundredths of a second slower than Parris Campbell at 4.33 in the 40. It was the fastest 40 time registered by someone at least 225 pounds since they began tracking statistics in 2003 according to NFL research.

Browns general manager John Dorsey appears to have gotten it right with Baker Mayfield and he’s now ready to build the team around him.

Dorsey doesn’t sound like he’s ready to push all his chips to the center of the table to facilitate one move that could potentially push the Browns over the top. He believes it’ll take multiple moves.