The 2016 NFL season was one of the worst in Cleveland Browns history, but it did not result in any major personnel changes.
Browns fans have gotten used to seeing coaches and general managers fired every few years, but owner Jimmy Haslam has decided to stick with a plan for once and let things play out for more than a year.
But if the jobs are to remain safe, the front office cannot waste too many of the 11 picks in the 2017 NFL Draft.
No one deliberately chooses a player who turns out to be a bust, but the Browns have been experts at doing just that since 1999, although this front office did a great job of drafting in 2016.