Now that the Browns have changed their front office with CEO Joe Banner and GM Mike Lombardi out, the future for quarterback Brian Hoyer could be unknown, reports the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Lombardi was a fan of Hoyer and brought him to Cleveland. The new staff seems to love him too, but the Browns could draft a quarterback at No. 4 overall and decide to move on from Hoyer.
The report says if Hoyer wants a chance to start then Texans coach Bill O'Brien, who coached Hoyer in New England, would probably at least be intrigued. But the Browns would have to decide to part ways with Hoyer to make that happen since he's signed through this season.