With the NFL Free Agency drawing closer every day, DBN is going to discuss free agent targets for the Cleveland Browns at each major position. We've already taken a look at potential free agent QBs and RBs. Today we continue our free agency talk with the wide receivers.

Personally, I think this has the potential to be the most exciting position of free agency as well. Not only is the pool of FA WRs very deep, but it's also one of the Browns' biggest weaknesses. It has been for too long now. The Browns also have a lot have cap space to work with. It's going to come down to whether or not the Browns' front office is willing to use that available money and if any of the WRs will want to come to Cleveland. This deep FA pool ranges from plenty of high profile names to solid role players and everywhere in between. Check it out after the jump.

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It's time for the second annual Dawgs By Nature Community Mock Draft, where we will collectively do a full-blown mock draft for at least the first two rounds. I will not be participating in the Mock Draft again, so that means all 32 teams will be open for you to become their "general manager." There are some special stipulations as to who can sign up, so be sure to read how things will work (after the jump).

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Mike Mayock, draft analyst for the NFL Network, held a media conference call Wednesday. He spoke on a wide variety of topics, but the most interesting to Cleveland Browns fans were those regarding Robert Griffin III. Mary Kay Cabot of The Plain Dealer has all of the detail, and Mayock sure goes into some detail, in an article here.

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Last month, Mel Kiper released his first mock draft and had the Cleveland Browns going with QB Robert Griffin III and WR Kendall Wright. Today, he released his second mock draft -- one that saw a lot of shuffling going on. When it came to the Browns, though, Kiper stuck with both of his original picks. He must like the Baylor tandem for Cleveland, and it wouldn't be a surprise for Kiper to continue that trend in his future mock drafts. His explanations for the picks were modified a tiny bit, but the general idea was pretty much the same (see after the jump).

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With the exception of Pete Prisco, I admittedly do not follow CBSSports.com enough to know who their "insiders" are. I stumbled upon an article today by Mike Freeman of CBS Sports, who is listed as the network's "National NFL Insider." He went through ten bullet points on various NFL-related topics, and toward the end of the list, he had this nugget about Cleveland Browns running back Peyton Hillis:

If there is a scenario the Browns can go wrong with over the next few months, this would be it. Not only do you fail to improve the quarterback or wide receiver position, all you accomplish is a swap at the position that had your best offensive player (not including linemen).

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