spent the 2015 and 2016 seasons in Cleveland, where he made the succe sful and difficult transition from quarterback to receiver. And if things had gone a bit differently, he would've been playing the the 2017 season with the , not the .I'm not just referencing Pryor's decision to sign I'm talking about the Browns' reported recent failed trade attempt for
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