Instead I am playing somewhat of a devil's advocate today

Also, Harrison has 28 receptions for 178 yards and two touchdowns. Not much of an improvement, as his averages have gone down drastically and opposing teams have started shutting him down. Harrison doesn't have what it takes right now to be an elite back for an NFL team.No, the Browns need an actual running back who is worth spending an actual first round pick on, not the later rounds or free agent pickups. Of course, it would probably help if we built up our offensive line a bit more too.So what are the Cleveland Browns to do Here's my take: For the next year or two, draft good offensive linemen and make way for drafting a proven back. He also has a respectable 190 yards receiving with one touchdown on 24 receptions. He has also had seven consecutive 100-plus-yard games for a total of nine this year.Lewis was even somewhat considered a Heisman candidate this year and was listed as a semifinalist for the Maxwell and Doak Walker Awards.

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CBSSports even listed Lewis on their second-team All-America list.Dion Lewis is the sole reason why I hope that the Browns are still this bad in two or three years The Browns organization needs a back like Dion.

More than that, we need to build a line to block for him and whoever happens to be our quarterback.. He had a 2.15 ERA and a 1.20 WHIP on the campaign.He split 2008 between the New York Yankees and Astros after spending 2007 in Colorado and 2006 in Baltimore. In the middle of 2005, the Cubs traded him to the San Francisco Giants for David Aardsma and Jerome Williams.The Brewers have been perhaps the most aggressive team at the Winter Meetings with free agents, already adding starter Randy Wolf and catcher Greg Zaun.. Truth is stranger than fiction, indeed.Most folks didn't see the Tennessee Titans' 0-6 free-fall coming.

Let's face it: A few short weeks ago, no one thought that we'd be talking about the Tennessee Titans and the playoffs in the same sentence Granted, they're on the fringe of the conversation. Suffice it to say, the Titans and the Indianapolis Colts are not mentioned in the same sentence The latter is on the verge of clinching the AFC's No. 1 seed; the former falls into the dubious "in the hunt" category. Almost too much, in fact.From the most casual local sports segments to the more advanced prognostications of the NFL Network, there are enough "if/then" diagrams to make your head spin. Instead, I am playing somewhat of a devil's advocate today.