Browns draft S Derrick Kindred, who played 2015 with broken collarbone

Safety Derrick Kindred did something last season that seems to defy belief: Prior to TCU's bowl game, Kindred told the media the played the entire season with a broken left collarbone. Kindred hurt the collarbone before the season, and TCU trainers said he could play without doing further damage. His options: Surgery and miss the season, or play through the pain. He chose the latter, and was named All-Big 12 with 87 tackles and two interceptions. The pain was brutal, but he dealt with it.

My take: It's hard to criticize a guy who played the way Kindred did with the circumstances he had to endure. Kindre had so much pain at night he said he had to change his sleep habits so he did not roll…