​Browns’ perfect Justin Herbert trade offer if Chargers decide to jump ship on franchise QB appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Cleveland Browns are winning games and leading the AFC North. They are riding a defense capable of keeping them competitive against almost anyone. However, their offense still lacks the consistency expected of a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Deshaun Watson has struggled under relentless pressure. Cleveland cannot keep asking its defense to rescue every close game. Enter Justin Herbert. The Los Angeles Chargers quarterback would represent an extraordinary upgrade. He would give head coach Todd Monken the arm talent and decision-making potential to unlock Cleveland’s offensive ceiling. A trade remains a long shot, with Los Angeles reportedly unwilling to consider moving Herbert. Still, if the Chargers ever change course, general manager Andrew Berry should be prepared with an aggressive offer. Two first-round picks, a second-rounder, and Shedeur Sanders would be a bold starting point for a franchise-altering deal.Winning masks a problemScott Galvin-Imagn Images.Through six games, Cleveland has emerged as one of the NFL’s most intriguing stories. They have climbed to 4-2 and the top of the AFC North. The Browns have beaten Baltimore and Pittsburgh in dramatic divisional contests. Watson has produced seven touchdown passes against two interceptions. However, he has also taken 24 sacks in six games. Cleveland’s defense ranks among the league’s best in points allowed, while its offense has scored just 17.7 points per game. The formula has worked so far, but it leaves little room for error against elite postseason opponents.That is why Herbert deserves consideration, even if the idea sounds far-fetched. The Chargers have started 0-6, and Herbert has endured one of the most difficult stretches of his career. Still, his talent remains undeniable. He is also under contract through 2029. Reports indicate Los Angeles has no intention of trading him. Any Cleveland pursuit would therefore require a dramatic change in the Chargers’ thinking.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)Perfect blockbuster packageIf Los Angeles eventually decides to rebuild, Cleveland should make an offer difficult to dismiss. Berry could package the Browns’ 2027 first-round pick, 2028 first-round pick, 2027 second-round pick, and Sanders in exchange for Herbert.That is a substantial price, and it should be. Franchise quarterbacks rarely become available, especially those with Herbert’s skill set. Two first-rounders and a second-round selection would give the Chargers significant draft flexibility, while Sanders would provide another quarterback option as the organization evaluates its future.For Cleveland, surrendering that much draft capital would be a calculated gamble. The Browns would sacrifice opportunities to add young talent across multiple positions. However, they would acqui