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Needs: RB, QB, RT, WR, FS, CB

Cleveland averaged just 13.6 points a game last season with quarterback Colt McCoy running the show. Now that bell-cow running back Peyton Hillis has officially taken his antics to Kansas City, team president Mike Holmgren could be looking to add talent at all skill positions throughout the draft. The question will be whether the Browns pick the draft's top running back (Trent Richardson), No. 1 receiver (Justin Blackmon), or third quarterback (Ryan Tannehill) with the fourth overall pick. Unless the Browns think Oniel Cousins is their starting right tackle, they'll also need to fill that spot.

The Browns had a top-five scoring defense in 2011, and signed defensive ends Frostee Rucker from rival Cincinnati and Juqua Parker from Philadelphia. Not to mention locking up linebacker D'Qwell Jackson to a five-year extension. They will need to add depth in the secondary after losing free agent safety Mike Adams.

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