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The all-star circuit has come and gone with both the East West Shrine Game and Senior Bowl in the rearview mirror. As NFL free agency draws near, just a few weeks away. The Cleveland Browns got a unique look at the Senior Bowl, with special teams coordinator Bubba Ventrone serving as the head coach of the American team. Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski was in attendance for the Senior Bowl as well, and I am sure Ventrone, and he will have long conversations about what they saw from the prospects in Mobile, Alabama.
The quarterback class continues to be less than impressive, which leads me to believe that unless the Browns love Cam Ward, they will elect to sign a veteran, draft a game manager-type guy, and build the best team they can around him. That doesn’t mean another team won’t be willing to trade up for a guy like Shedeur Sanders because that seems likely if Cleveland chooses not to take him and trade down. Cleveland has shown that they value cornerbacks in the draft, and they could choose to add to the group early with some talent in this class to help make their defense dominate again in 2025.
TRADE
– Browns send picks 2 and 181 to Raiders
– Browns receive picks 6, 37, and next year’s first-rounder
It doesn’t seem likely the Browns will find their franchise quarterback this year, and if that is the case, getting ammunition for a trade-up next year is a must. Maybe they hit on a later-round guy, but if they don’t, a pair of first-rounders in one year is great for a trade. They can also get another crack at the top 50 this year, getting the Raiders second-rounder in a draft with plenty of talent in the 20-60th pick range.
6. Will Johnson, CB, Michigan
6’2″ 203 lbs
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One of the keys to a successful draft is maximizing the value of each pick, especially in the first round. One way to do this is by adding to a team’s existing strength in the first round.
When a team already has a strong position group or unit, adding another talented player to that group can create a dominant force on the field. For example, if a team already has a top-tier defensive line, drafting another elite pass rusher in the first round can make that unit nearly unstoppable.
By adding to a strength in the first round, a team can further solidify their dominance in that area of the game. This not only makes the team better in the short term, but also sets them up for long-term success by ensuring they have a strong foundation to build upon.
So, when it comes to the first round of the draft, teams should consider adding to their strengths in order to maximize their potential and create a winning formula on the field.
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