u/BarkerRuffield

As stated in the title, I’m curious what everyone would consider a successful offseason?:

- we get LeBron?
- we get Kuminga?
- we get another player or a combination of new players?
- if we don’t get anyone new, is that okay, do you think running it back we could win it all?

Also, if we did get LeBron, would that help with beating the Knicks? Who would guard Brunson?

“Here’s the Browns offensive line situation heading into training camp:

Todd Monken said they have 4/5 starting linemen figured out.

🔸LT — Spencer Fano (R)
🔸LG — Zion Johnson
🔸C or RG — Elgton Jenkins
🔸RT — Tytus Howard

Here are the guys battling for that 5th spot:

🟤C — Parker Brailsford
🟤C — Luke Wypler
🟤RG — Teven Jenkins
🟤RG — KT Leveston
🟤T/G — Dawand Jones
🟤T/G — Austin Barber (R)
🟤G — Zak Zinter (just kidding)

Who do you think will lock down the 5th starting spot on opening day?”


Cleveland Cavaliers: B-
Round 2: Meleek Thomas (34)
Thomas is a gunner who spent most of his time at Arkansas preparing to take his next shot rather than worrying about his defensive assignments.
Cleveland is a decent place to land for a player with that profile given its staunch backline defense, and his knockdown three-point shooting could help reinvigorate the Cavaliers' perimeter attack.
Cleveland ranked second in three-point percentage during the 2024-25 campaign before dropping to 13th last season.

I’ll be honest, I wasn’t too familiar with Verse’s game, but there’s plenty to get excited about with him. Also, he’s a local Ohio guy!

Interesting stats with PFF, Verse had an PFF overall grade of 86.2 his first year (9th out of all DE’s) and an overall grade of 83.9 his second year (11th out of all DE’s).

For comparison, Garrett had an 80 overall 1st year (25th out of all DE’s) and 86.9 overall 2nd year (13th out of all DE’s).

“They have $33m left to spend, they might not look to invest this all in 2026 as it doesn't make sense to spend for the sake of it if the talent is there.”