Cleveland Browns roster appears better, but is it good enough?

My model has compiled all the rosters as they stand after the NFL Draft and ranked them from best to worst. To do this, the model uses various metrics and assigns a projection to each player to show their impact on a single game. Of course, positional value is quite important, which means, for example, that quarterback Josh Allen is worth a lot more to his team than running back Bijan Robinson, even though both sit atop their respective positions. From there, Mock ranks every team based on expected margin of victory, which indicates how many points each team is expected to win or lose by against an average NFL roster. And in the case of the Browns, the news is not good as Cleveland comes in at No. 29 with an expected margin of loss of minus-5.2 points, ahead of only the Arizona Cardinals, New York Jets, and Miami Dolphins. While disappointing, it is hard to argue against Mock’s reasoning: New year, same Browns. My model loved what Cleveland did in the draft, which should help the roster going forward. But the team lacks a quarterback who has played anywhere above replacement level in quite some time. Maybe Deshaun Watson will turn back the clock, but I’m not holding my breath. Cleveland does have some young, albeit unproven, talent at the skill positions and offensive tackle, to pair with what should be a good defense behind Myles Garrett. The good news is the Browns have made what looks to be considerable improvement across the roster, especially on the offensive side of the ball. And while this year’s draft class looks promising, no one knows how it will play out until they actually hit the field. The worst part, as it has been for decades, is that the Browns still do not have an answer at the game’s most important position, and until that changes, they are never going to win at a significant level. Of course, being at the bottom of any ranking means there is nowhere to go but up. Right? ***It is obviously early, but how are you feeling about the roster? Let everyone know in the comments!***