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Report: Browns Hold Chat With Former Cardinals Quarterback Drew Stanton

While it appears to be no secret at this point that the Cleveland Browns are going to be drafting a quarterback with the first overall pick, Cleveland is still looking to add another veteran presence in their quarterback room. According to reports on Thursday, that veteran might be a former starter.

That former starter? Drew Stanton, who previously suited up for the Arizona Cardinals.

Stanton hasn’t started many games, just over a season’s worth with seventeen starts. However, he is 11-6 when in the starting role and is a good enough game-manager to win games for a team when called upon. Stanton has thrown for 4,059 passing yards and has compiled twenty touchdowns to twenty-four interceptions in his seven-year career. With a 52.4 completion percentage, Stanton is decently accurate with his throws.

One other thing that Stanton does have on his resume, though he probably isn’t thrilled about this tidbit. As a twenty-four-year-old rookie, Stanton was a part of the 2008 Detroit Lions that went 0-16 on the season. If he were to join Cleveland, he would have played for the only two NFL teams that have gone 0-16 in a campaign. Not a great thing to boast about, but it’s a fact nonetheless.

Elijah Mooneyham has been a dedicated sports fan his whole life. Born and raised in Cleveland, he has his best days when his hometown teams are winning. Elijah is currently on-air talent/producer on two shows, The Main Event and The Moon Hour, where you can find on AllSportsCleveland.com. He also has an insane passion for professional wrestling, so catch his opinions on the world of professional wrestling.

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