Which NFL franchises never to have won Super Bowl are closest to title breakthrough?

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(02-02-2018, 04:50 PM)samhain Wrote: And they really don't even have to draft a qb.  If they're tired of screwing up drafting them, they could sign a known commodity like Cousins, eliminate the guess work and spend the picks elsewhere.  They already have the pieces in place in the trenches.  We have jack squat on the OL, and are apparently intensely focused on keeping it's weakest link here for a long time.  

Cleveland mgmt has been awful forever, but they change.  Eventually there's potential for it to work one day.  The Bengal model has never worked in achieving the main goal of an NFL team.  Even when they have good teams, they self-sabotage and stagnate every time.  Instead of changing, they regress and double down on failure as they are doing at this very moment. 

There's a low ceiling on what a Mike Brown-owned team can accomplish.  There isn't one on Cleveland's ownership.  They keep changing and altering themselves.  By that alone, they have a better shot than the Bengals at figuring it out.

Agree again.  Look at the FA prospects at QB.  Cousins, Bridgewater, Keenum, Bradford, and the POTENTIALS of Garropolo, Brees, and McCarron.  Sure, some of those guys will stay put, but there are at least 4 very serviceable picks there that could be had if they choose to continually bolster the roster through the draft while skipping this year's QB crop.