General manager Ray Farmer did his best impression of Muhammad Ali on Monday, bobbing and weaving his way through numerous questions about the Cleveland Browns' draft plans. Farmer even dodged a question about whether a quarterback was worth the Browns' first pick, the fourth overall selection. "If I say yes," Farmer said in a pre-draft news conference, "then people will make the assumption that we are going to take a quarterback at 4. If I say no, then they will make the assertion that we're going to pass on a quarterback. "So I'm going to plead the fifth." Farmer's response was the typical pre-draft dodge, as teams are loath to even hint their leanings to other teams. About the most Farmer would say was that he didn't want to complicate things and instead wanted to concentrate on football. Read more http://espn.go.com/nfl/draft2014/st...ager-ray-farmer-discusses-top-draft-prospects
