[Cactus Jack]

I'd love to see Cincinnati make a move for him, but with that frugal front office, I doubt it would happen. Not sure on his contract or how much is left, but I'm sure the Bengals would be hesitant dare I say to take on even the least amount of money, but I don't think Cleveland would trade within their division either.

I could see the Lions making a run at him, pairing him up opposite of Aiden Hutchinson when he is back and fully healthy, talk about a legitimate frontline with those 2.

His contract is very team-friendly for a player of his caliber. It was mostly front-loaded, so the Browns have absorbed the bulk of it.

You nailed the biggest question: whether Cincinnati would be willing to pay what it takes to get him (in trade capital) considering what others could offer.

Second biggest question is whether Cleveland would actually be willing to trade him within their own division. To that, I'm not sure it should really matter that much, as they aren't beating the Ravens anytime soon and both Cincinnati and Pittsburgh are in considerably better spots.

In all reality, it might not be a terrible time for the Browns to completely tank in hopes of getting an Arch Manning. No #1 pick is a sure thing, but Manning is probably as close to a high floor, high ceiling rookie QB as you could ask for.