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Cleveland Browns: The seventh overall pick in the draft belongs to Cleveland, and don't be too surprised if the team uses it to select a quarterback. "Oh God, yeah," owner Randy Lerner told the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "I mean, you've got a 34-year-old quarterback [in Jeff Garcia]. You want to start training a guy and getting him adjusted." Lerner said quarterback is one of four primary positions the Browns will target with their first-round pick. They are also considering Miami S Sean Taylor, Miami TE Kellen Winslow and LT Robert Gallery.

Baltimore Ravens: QB Kyle Boller had arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder last month but Wednesday he pronounced his non-throwing arm solid, and has resumed throwing with WR Travis Taylor at the team's training facility. "I'm 100 percent and doing every weightlifting exercise," Boller told the Baltimore Sun. Boller will continue to throw to Taylor extensively this offseason. With no significant additions to the receiving corps, the pair plans on getting together three times a week until training camp with the expectation that such extensive offseason work will help them form a connection they can carry into the regular season.

Washington Redskins: The team really wants to add LB Warrick Holdman to its impressive list of free-agent signings. The Redskins hosted Holdman last month but reportedly only offered slightly above the NFL minimum for a player of his experience. That didn't get it done. Now, the Washington Post reports the team is upping its offer substantially to ensure that they pick up the six-year veteran. New defensive coordinator Greg Blache was the Bears' defensive coordinator the previous five seasons and Holdman was one of his favorite players in Chicago, when healthy.

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