Published 4/25/2008
at L.A. Times - Pro Football
Trades and signings have improved the outlook for Vikings, Browns, Raiders and Eagles.
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* Cleveland: Because they traded away most of their picks, the Browns don't have a selection in the first three rounds of the draft. Still, they made some intriguing moves this off-season, bolstering their defensive line with Shaun Rogers and Corey Williams, and giving re-signed quarterback Derek Anderson another weapon in receiver Donte Stallworth.
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