cleveland would be fools to pass on richardson. Miami is worried about cleveland jumping back up to 7 to grab Tannehill.
So Cleveland passes on him at 4, take a RB (one of the easiest positions on the field to fill . . . I don't care who it is) and then trade back up, give up a first next year more than likely to get a guy they could of already had. Their first mistake would be valuing a RB over a QB . . . if you like a guy that much to trade the picks required to get him, you just take him at 4 . . . especially if that guy is a QB.
Now if he slips past Miami, you could see them potentially trade back up . . . but they waited on Brady Quinn that one year and he slipped to the 20's and then they traded up.
I dunno, to me the draft is setting up like this:
1. Indy - Andrew Luck
2. Wash - RGIII
3. Minny - Kalil
4. Cle - TRich
5. TB - Claiborne
6. STL - Blackmon
7. Jville - who knows . . . they could go Coples/Floyd/Reiff/Ingram
8. Miami - ???
If the Tannehill talk isn't smoke . . . he is the pick. And a trade up won't be necessary.