John Dorsey, seated next to Jimmy Haslam, will run his 2nd straight draft for the Browns. (John Kuntz, cleveland.com)

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Hey, Mary Kay!

In this week's edition of our Browns' mailbag, we answer questions about the NFL draft, free agency and more.

One reader wants to know if the Browns will trade up from No. 17 into the top 10. Another wonders which receivers the Browns might be interested in the draft and free agency.

Yet another asks about the Browns's possible trade interest in Giants' receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and pass-rusher Von Miller.

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Hey, Mary Kay: With the NFL draft next and the Browns with the 17th pick, do you see them maybe making some moves to move into the top 10, or adding additional picks? — Les Kaminski, Parma, Ohio

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Hey, Les: I asked John Dorsey about that at the Senior Bowl last month and he said he would be open to trading up or down with that No. 17 pick, depending on how the draft shakes out. The Browns aren't hard-pressed to draft any particular position, so they can let the draft fall to them. They have 11 picks, so they can package some if there's a great player in the top 10 they really want.

The draft is deep in elite pass-rushers, and the Browns could always try to move up to get one. Defensive coordinator Steve Wilks mentioned in his introductory press conference that you can never have enough, and it seems like he'd like another good one to pair with Myles Garrett.

They don't really need to acquire more picks this year because it would be hard to add more than 11 rookies to the roster, but I could see them packaging some and moving up.

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Von Miller participates in the skills competition at the Pro Bowl. (Gregory Payan, AP)

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Hey Mary Kay: Will the Browns trade for Von Miller and Odell Beckham Jr.? — Richard Fether, Lakeland, Fla.

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Hey, Richard: I don't know if the Browns will inquire about either, but I do know that Dorsey will aggressively pursue talent again in the offseason, and if either fits into the scheme or the budget, maybe he'd give it a shot.

Dorsey seems to prefer trading for players in their prime who need a change of scenery to paying top dollar for free agents. He wouldn't trade for a player of that caliber unless he believes the Browns are one or two players away from contending for a Super Bowl. But with Baker Mayfield at quarterback and another offseason with a lot of cap money and picks, the Browns could find themselves in that situation this season.

We do know that Mayfield had dinner with both players in Los Angeles, and when I asked him about that at the Greater Cleveland Sports Awards on Wednesday night, he said he wasn't talking business, but would welcome both onto the team.

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Hey Mary Kay: Who are some of the wide receivers that the Browns should consider in free agency and the upcoming draft? — Larry McNutt, Westerville, Ohio

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Hey, Larry: There are some intriguing receivers in both free agency and the draft, in addition to big-name receivers like Beckham and Antonio Brown, who could possibly be acquired for a king's ransom in trades.

Two good receivers set to hit the market are Tampa Bay's Adam Humphries, 25, and the Chargers' Tyrell Williams. With Browns offensive coordinator Todd Monken calling the plays in Tampa Bay last season, Humphries, 25, caught 76 passes for 816 yards and five TDs. Williams, who's expected to be one of the most sought-after free agents on the market, caught 41 passes for 653 yards and five TDs.

The draft features some top-end receivers such as N'Keal Harry of Arizona State, A.J. Brown and D.K. Metcalf of Ole Miss, Marquise Brown of Oklahoma and Parris Campbell of Ohio State. The Browns will also try to extend the contract of their own unrestricted free agent Breshad Perriman, who resurrected his career with Mayfield.

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Hey, Mary Kay: John Dorsey left both Green Bay and Kansas City after a short time with each. Why? Do the Browns have to worry? — Richard Dubyne, Knoxville, Tenn.

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Hey, Richard: Dorsey spent 21 years as an executive with the Packers before he left to take over as Chiefs' GM in 2013. You might be thinking of his one year in 1999 as director of pro personnel with the Seahawks before he went back to the Packers for his final 13 years.

In Green Bay, Dorsey helped draft Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews. In four seasons in Kansas City, he drafted 2018 NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes, as well as first-team All-Pros Travis Kelce, Marcus Peters and Tyreek Hill. He also drafted Kareem Hunt, who led the NFL in rushing as a rookie and made the Pro Bowl.

So far, his track record in Cleveland has been excellent, with the selections of Mayfield, Denzel Ward, Nick Chubb, Antonio Callaway and Genard Avery, trades for Damarious Randall and Jarvis Landry, and the signings of Perriman and Greg Robinson. So no, there's nothing for the Browns to worry about.

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