The Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation is still a bit unsettled.
General manager Andrew Berry chimed in Sunday to narrow down the field.
While the Browns have spent the offseason linked to many veteran QBs, it sounds like that may no longer be in play.
"It probably depends more on the player than the actual age," Berry told reporters on Sunday. "I'd say this — we'll probably skew young, just to be quite frank. I think that that's probably more comparable relative to our longer-term goals."
If the Browns plan to "skew young," that doesn't give them much incentive to acquire one of the QBs in their 30s that's still on the market.
They already got 27-year old Kenny Pickett, so maybe it's Pickett and a draft pick leading the room.
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There's also youth available on the trade market in the form of Patriots second-year QB Joe Milton.
The Browns were never in on Aaron Rodgers, and it seems like now they may be out entirely on aging quarterbacks.
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