Jordan Cameron, Johnny Manziel & Josh Gordon — Cleveland Browns To Trade Stars If They Suffer NFL Defeat To Buffalo Bills?

The Cleveland Browns are enjoying one of their best NFL seasons since their 1999 return, but that doesn't mean everything is perfect, particularly in the mind of their management. Jordan Cameron, Johnny Manziel and Josh Gordon were tipped to be the stars that led the Browns to astonishing things this season, but strangely, they've done just that, astonish the NFL, but without the help of this trio. The Browns will face the Buffalo Bills this weekend, and whether they win or lose, they could well trade these three stars, but for very different reasons. Should they save money and stockpile picks, particularly if they continue to win games without much impact from these stars?

Manziel was supposed to be their version of Russell Wilson or Cam Newton, but so far he's been unable to get near the somewhat average Brian Hoyer. He's always attracting trouble, and he has had an allegation of assault made. Could the Browns trade him and give Hoyer a long-term contract? On top of that, Cameron should be one of the best TE in the NFL, but he has suffered from injuries galore, leaving him vulnerable to entering the exit-door strategy.

Perhaps more important to the team is Gordon. The star led the NFL with 1,646 yards last season, but in turn he turned to drugs, and suffered a 10-game suspension as the consequence for his actions. However, he's back, and hoping to lead his team, but could the Browns give up on him if they still harbour worries from his struggling past?

Gordon explained why he had a hard time, saying, "The Josh Gordon off the field from last year was due to the Josh Gordon on the field from last year. Most of that trouble I think stemmed off of the crazy hysteria that was happening after the season. It was just so much free time, so much publicity and opportunities and people coming at you, and just being careless and reckless. It's really been easy to deal with. It's pretty much been pitch and catch, asking questions and answering questions. It's cool. I like it actually.''

Will the Browns keep this trio around, or will they do what they do best, save money, get rid of "trouble" and collect additional draft picks?