If I were the GM- Cleveland

The Browns have had so many regime changes, including the hiring of Mike Holmgren.  I think he was an excellent hire, but I don't know if he and Coach Eric Mangini will be able to coexist.  After the way Cleveland ended their season, he deserved to coach the Browns for at least one other season.  Luring Tom Heckert from the Eagles was another astute move.  He's a young, gifted executive that's been around the game all his life.

Cleveland's strengths rely around its talented offensive line anchored by left tackle Joe Thomas.  Wildcat quarterback, wide receiver, running back, return man extraordinaire Joshua Cribbs is one of the most explosive players in the game, and they need to get the ball into his hands as often as possible.  Jerome Harrison showed some skills as an every down back as the season progressed.  Their defense improved as Rob Ryan's concepts took hold, and that should help them as they gain Shaun Rogers returning from injury.  Rookie wideout Mohamed Massaquoi showed flashes throughout the season.  Better quarterback play should hasten his development.

As I mentioned, they need improved quarterback play.  Derek Anderson has proved he's a super fill-in quarterback, but makes too many mistakes to be a consistent starter.  Brady Quinn possibly could be the answer, but he checks down too much for my liking.  He doesn't spread out the defense by throwing deep balls- keeping them honest.  Following the trade of Kellen Winslow Jr., their tight end spot could use an upgrade.  Their defensive backfield could use a substantial upgrade.  Also, they could upgrade the right tackle spot, a outside linebacker, defensive end, another wide receiver, and a big running back to compliment Harrison.

Personally, I think they need to fix their quarterback position before they can grow as a team.  I would try and trade up to acquire either Sam Bradford or Jimmy Clausen.  If they are unable to trade up, and it either player is unavailable, they should keep the pick, and take Joe Hadden.  There are no tight ends of value to take at the seven spot, so taking Hadden fits their next biggest need.  Or they could trade back to acquire more picks.  I don't see a trading partner as of now, but things could change as the offseason progresses.