Browns backup quarterback Kevin Hogan has requested and received permission for his agent to seek a trade, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com tweets. Hogan is presently the No. 3 QB on the Browns’ depth chart, but there won’t be room for him once the Browns use the No. 1 selection in the draft on a new signal caller. 
Hogan, a Stanford product, struggled in his first career start against the Texans last year. However, he looked good overall when he came off the bench against the Jets on Oct. 8. Hogan completed 16 of 19 passes for two touchdowns against one interception.
The Browns retained Hogan as an exclusive rights free agent this offseason, so he would be a cheap addition for another team looking to add a second or third QB. He won’t net much for the Browns in a trade, but Cleveland could come away with a late draft pick for him.
The Browns have already traded away QBs DeShone Kizer and Cody Kessler this offseason. Cleveland received cornerback Damarious Randall from the Packers in the Kizer deal and secured a conditional seventh-round pick in the 2019 draft from the Jaguars for Kessler.
Probably get something similar to what they got for Kessler if anything at all.
Agent better install some additional phone lines. Office is about to blow up with calls.
You only need one call if it’s a good opportunity. I have to believe the Patriots might show some interest as there appears to be a tiny drop off in talent between Tom Brady and Brian Hoyer.
On the Patriots , Hogan could pass to Hogan for a TD !
Healthy for both sides. Good luck to both parties
I could see Carolina as an option. Maybe take a chance on him because he is probably cheaper than Derek Anderson or use him as the 3rd QB