How can Braylon Edwards turn into a 2nd round pick?

• miller45452003

  I am trying to find an article that discloses the amount of receptions he needs to receive in order for the Browns to get a 2nd rounder instead of the 3rd. I thought the number may have been 50? But not sure? He has 41 going into the Colts game? It may be an obtainable # if they make it into February.
• 77Legend

  

  With the Jets dominant run game and tough defense, that may not be reachable, especially seeing the fact that they are losing now. We'll see.
• Lovejoy1984

  

  I believe it was 55. But I also believe it's regular season only.
• miller45452003

  ^^^^Damn it!!
• IggyPride00

  

  The Jets made out very well in that deal when you consider that Braylon played decent for them, but more importantly helped open up the field for the run game because they finally had a legit receiver out on the edge.
• DaBrowns41

  Yeah, it was just for the regular season.
  
  I think he dropped more passes this season than he caught with the Jets.
• justincredible

  

  Braylon dropped some easy balls but he was a great asset in the run game. Jets wouldn't have made it to the second to last Sunday of the season without Braylon on the team.
• BCBulldog

  

  I don't care what the Browns get out of him. I'm just glad he's gone.