... in their secondary with the departure of starting safety Brodney Pool to the New York Jets.

Apparently, the Browns were confident that even though Pool had a history with concussions, that no other team would make an offer to the 2009 Browns starter, and he would come back to the Browns.

The Jets obviously thought Pool was a steal since they signed him to a one-year deal to see if he can move forward in his young career without sustaining any more concussions.

Now the Browns have a big need, and this comes after both Mike Holmgren and Tom Heckert already acknowledged that the defensive secondary was a huge priority.

Pool may have been figured in for depth, in 2010 if he resigned, but now what is more important in the f...

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