A Browns insider “guarantees” one possible draft-day move.
The NFL Draft’s second choice goes to the Cleveland Browns.
Therefore, they have two options: trade down and convert that asset into more draft money, or sign one of the top players entering the league.
It would seem possible to trade down a few positions, especially since they might not want to select a quarterback as high as No. 2.
One thing is certain, though.
They will still be eliminated in the first round even if they trade down from No. 2.
According to team insider Tony Grossi, who assured that the team will remain in the first round, at least.
Ten draft picks will be available to the Browns this year.
The Deshaun Watson deal had caused a major problem in the past, but it should be more than enough to add young, inexpensive talent to the squad.
According to reports, Shedeur Sanders is a target for the New York Giants.
The Browns may want to trade down with them in order to acquire a first-round pick or additional mid-round picks in the NFL Draft the following year, as they will be on the clock at No. 3.
The Browns are predicted to select Abdul Carter, a standout player from Penn State.
There isn’t much skill to choose from, so some people may be frustrated that they would not select their quarterback in the first round.
There won’t be many reasons for the Tennessee Titans or whoever trades their pick to acquire Cam Ward at number one to select a less skilled player like Shedeur Sanders with such a high pick.
