Browns' Offseason Checklist

The Cleveland Browns became the first team since the 2008 Detroit Lions to finish the regular season without a win. What can they do in order to take the first steps to success?

• Hit Home Runs With Your Draft Picks (not done): It seems that the Browns will go with a quarterback at either No. 1 or No. 4 (more likely No. 1). They did pick up Tyrod Taylor from the Bills, but is he the long-term solution in Cleveland? Should the Browns develop a quarterback like Sam Darnold or Josh Allen? Anyways, the Browns have options and can also take Saquon Barkley with the fourth pick if he's still on the board.
  
• Get Proven Coaches on Board (done): While Hue Jackson's 1-31 record over the past two seasons is severely ugly, he didn't have much in the line of talent or coaching. The Browns got Todd Haley as an offensive coordinator to help bolster a young offensive group. Haley's track record in Pittsburgh is highly touted, for he has helped make Juju Smith-Schuster and LeVeon Bell into legitimate threats.
  
• Just Keep Building (not done yet): What does a franchise that has been utterly embarrassing for the past two seasons need to do to become a competitive force? Just keep building until the time is right. The Browns seem to have the right groundwork for success going into place; it's just going to take some time for everything to gel.