Cleveland Browns Draft Guide

 We Give You The Names We Want To Hear

Also Project The Best At Each Position and Round They Should Be Taken

CLEVELAND BROWNS DRAFT ORDER BY ROUND

1ST ROUND #12 and #19 – 2ND ROUND #43 

3RD ROUND #77 – 4TH ROUND #111 and #115 

5TH ROUND #147 – 6TH ROUND #188 – 7TH ROUND #229

 

QUARTERBACKS

Marcus Mariota 6-4 220 This Is Best QB Available to Browns If Rumors Are True. Sadly He Needs The Best Situation To Thrive As He Did At Oregon. 

Garrett Grayson Colorado State 6-2 220 In A Depleted Year Of Quarterbacks Prospects 3rd or 4th Round 

Sean Mannion Oregon State 6-4 220 Same Size As Mariota With More Time Under Center 4th or 5th Round

All Of The Above Are Not Ready To Start But Could Be Developed If Given Time

RUNNING BACKS

Todd Gurley Georgia 6-0 222 1st Round – Best In The Draft Only Durability Is A Slight Concern

Tevin Coleman Indiana 5-10 210 3rd Round or Later – Showcased Every Skill You Want In A Tailback Against The Ohio State Universtiy Could Also Be Dynamite In Special Teams

Jay Ajayi Boise State – 4th Round or Later – Probably Best Running Back Most Havent Seen Can Run and Catch Out Of The Backfield

WIDE RECEIVERS 

DeVante Parker Louisville 6-2 209 Should Be Available at 12th in 1st Round – This Is A Split Here At WAOB Jake Is Very High On This Reciever D Not So Much

Nelson Agholor USC 6-0 190 Deep Threat and Could Be Answer To Special Teams Woes

Jalen Strong Arizona State  6-4 205 Caught Almost Everything This Year For The Sun Devils Biggest Target In The Draft and Best Last Name #ClevelandStrong

Brashard Perriman Central Florida 6-3 215 Late 1st Round – After Blake Bortles Departure He Improved His Production With Rotating Quarterbacks! Deep Threat Huge Red Zone Target!

TIGHT ENDS

Maxx Williams Minnestoa 6-4 250 Late 1st Round Early 2nd Round – Flat Out Best Tight End The Draft  

Nick O’Leary Florida State 6-3 238 3rd Round – Jameis Winston”s Safety Valve Could Be Next Dallas Clark

Blake Bell Oklahoma 6-6 259 3rd Round – The Most Intriguing Player At This Position Former Starting Sooners QB The Word Elite Has Been Used With His Potential

OFFENSIVE LINE

Brandon Scheff Iowa 6-5 330 Best Left Tackle In The Draft

Cameron Irving Florida State 6-5 313 2nd Round Most Versatile Lineman In The Draft After Moving To Center Led Seminoles To The Rose Bowl

Arie Kouandjio – Alabama 6-5 3153rd Round Only Knee Problems Are The Concern With This Talent 

Defense 

Leonard Williams USC 6-5 300 – Best DE/DT In The Draft

Arik Armstead Oregon 6-7 292 – Late 1st Round Early 2nd Round Only Question Can He Play Every Down If Needed

Nate Orchard Utah 6-3 250 Middle To Late Rounds One Of Our Favorite Pass Rushers In This Draft

Special Teams

 Justin Manton UL-Monroe 6th or 7th Round All Time Leading Scorer At ULM With 256 Points Could Be Much Needed Heir Apparent To Phil Dawson 

Diamonds In The Rough – Middle To Late Rounds Guys We Like

Running Backs

David Cobb Minnesota 5-10 220 

Matt Jones Florida 6-2 231

Wide Recievers

Devin Smith The Ohio State University 6-1 197

Dezmin Lewis Central Arkansas 6-4 210

Dres Anderson Utah 6-1 196

TIGHT ENDS 

Casey Pierce Kent State University 6-4 242

OFFENSIVE LINE

Greg Mancz Toledo 6-4 301

Ben Beckwith Missisipp State

DEFENSE

Michael Bennett The Ohio State University DT 6-2 293  

Paul Dawson TCU LB 6-0 235

Ifo Ekpre-Olomu Oregon DB 5-9 189

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