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1 overall—in this case, Oklahoma's Baker Mayfield—was a no-brainer.
His best year came in 2017, when Ratley totaled 30 receptions for 694 yards and six touchdowns while averaging 23.1 yards per catch. And as ESPN's Adam Schefter Mayfield, the 2017 Heisman Trophy winner and three-year starter for the Sooners, completed 69.8 percent of his 1,157 pass attempts at Oklahoma, throwing for 12,292 yards and 119 touchdowns to 21 interceptions.
Cleveland needs to improve a secondary The Browns chose to address their weakness at offensive tackle with the 33rd overall pick, taking Nevada's Austin Corbett. However, that is no slight against his skills; third cornerbacks are as important a defensive position as any in a pass-heavy NFL that has thus cause base defenses to essentially be sub-packages.Further, Ward has exceptional speed, running a 4.32-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine in February. Offensive line was a Day 2 priority, a result of the retirement of longtime starter Joe Thomas in March; Cleveland thus selected Nevada's Austin Corbett to open the second round.Regardless of who they select, the Browns are set up well to add high-impact, talented players to a roster in desperate need of them. The Browns Quarterback at No. It's likely that his positional versatility is what caught general manager John Dorsey's eye.Perhaps the Browns believe that Corbett will be a worthwhile competitor It is interesting, though, that the Browns chose against Texas' Connor Williams, who was Bleacher Report's Matt Miller's With the likes of Saquon Barkley, Sony Michel and Rashaad Penny all off the board in Round 1, the Browns chose to act quickly in Round 2 to address their need for depth at the running back position. 1 overall pick Baker Mayfield, here are the Cleveland Browns draft picks: 1 overall): Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma 1 overall: Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma. And while it was assumed that edge-rusher Bradley Chubb would be the choice, they instead focused on the secondary and selected Ohio State cornerback Denzel Ward.Ward appeared in 26 games over three seasons, becoming a full-fledged starter in 2017. 64 overall, and into the top of the third round, trading with the Indianapolis Colts to move to No.
As a senior, he had 80 total tackles, 22 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks.Avery has room for improvement, though, with Zierlein noting that his "instincts and diagnosis from inside linebacker is below average" and that he often "defaults to arm tackles." If they aren't, however, he won't be an on-field contributor this or any year, making this a wasted pick. But because he's instead a piece of the puzzle, the selection makes sense.The Browns opted to move down from their late second-round selection, No.
For the second year in a row, the Browns have the top pick.
Penn State running back Saquon Barkley may have been a target at No. He also has some mobility, with 316 runs netting him 893 yards and 18 scores over the past three seasons.There's no guarantee that Mayfield will prove to be the Browns' long-term answer for a quarterback position that has been nothing but a question mark for the team for nearly 20 years. And of their nine total picks, five are set for Rounds 1 and 2.Now, all the Browns must do is make the best use of their selections and hope that translates to better on-field results in a few months' time.Here, we will be keeping track of every pick the Browns make over the three-day draft, with updates, analysis and grades for each selection.Who will be their next young quarterback? Chubb now joins Carlos Hyde and Duke Johnson, rounding out the team's primary group of backs.Chubb was a four-year starter for Georgia, rushing 758 times for 4,769 yards and 44 touchdowns despite missing the majority of the 2015 season with a left knee injury. Most importantly, Ward doesn't allow many completions—quarterbacks completed only 32 percent of their targets in his direction over the past two years.While the Browns passed on an elite pass-rusher in Chubb to select Ward, that doesn't mean they chose poorly. Starting at the top with No. As NFL.com Lance Zierlein This makes Ward a candidate to serve as a nickelback, at least to begin his career. That, combined with his "supreme athletic ability," allows him to keep pace with receivers and "matches changing route speed stride for stride." These are:Though the Browns no selections in Round 7, their most important draft haul will come in Day 1 and early in Day 2, when the Browns make five picks within the top 70. With the pick, the Browns took Miami defensive end/edge-rusher Chad Thomas, who was Bleacher Report's Matt Miller's Zierlein does warn that Thomas "gets by on athletic ability" and thus has "unimpressive production despite size and athletic traits."
1 overall—in this case, Oklahoma's Baker Mayfield—was a no-brainer.
His best year came in 2017, when Ratley totaled 30 receptions for 694 yards and six touchdowns while averaging 23.1 yards per catch. And as ESPN's Adam Schefter Mayfield, the 2017 Heisman Trophy winner and three-year starter for the Sooners, completed 69.8 percent of his 1,157 pass attempts at Oklahoma, throwing for 12,292 yards and 119 touchdowns to 21 interceptions.
Cleveland needs to improve a secondary The Browns chose to address their weakness at offensive tackle with the 33rd overall pick, taking Nevada's Austin Corbett. However, that is no slight against his skills; third cornerbacks are as important a defensive position as any in a pass-heavy NFL that has thus cause base defenses to essentially be sub-packages.Further, Ward has exceptional speed, running a 4.32-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine in February. Offensive line was a Day 2 priority, a result of the retirement of longtime starter Joe Thomas in March; Cleveland thus selected Nevada's Austin Corbett to open the second round.Regardless of who they select, the Browns are set up well to add high-impact, talented players to a roster in desperate need of them. The Browns Quarterback at No. It's likely that his positional versatility is what caught general manager John Dorsey's eye.Perhaps the Browns believe that Corbett will be a worthwhile competitor It is interesting, though, that the Browns chose against Texas' Connor Williams, who was Bleacher Report's Matt Miller's With the likes of Saquon Barkley, Sony Michel and Rashaad Penny all off the board in Round 1, the Browns chose to act quickly in Round 2 to address their need for depth at the running back position. 1 overall pick Baker Mayfield, here are the Cleveland Browns draft picks: 1 overall): Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma 1 overall: Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma. And while it was assumed that edge-rusher Bradley Chubb would be the choice, they instead focused on the secondary and selected Ohio State cornerback Denzel Ward.Ward appeared in 26 games over three seasons, becoming a full-fledged starter in 2017. 64 overall, and into the top of the third round, trading with the Indianapolis Colts to move to No.
As a senior, he had 80 total tackles, 22 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks.Avery has room for improvement, though, with Zierlein noting that his "instincts and diagnosis from inside linebacker is below average" and that he often "defaults to arm tackles." If they aren't, however, he won't be an on-field contributor this or any year, making this a wasted pick. But because he's instead a piece of the puzzle, the selection makes sense.The Browns opted to move down from their late second-round selection, No.
For the second year in a row, the Browns have the top pick.
Penn State running back Saquon Barkley may have been a target at No. He also has some mobility, with 316 runs netting him 893 yards and 18 scores over the past three seasons.There's no guarantee that Mayfield will prove to be the Browns' long-term answer for a quarterback position that has been nothing but a question mark for the team for nearly 20 years. And of their nine total picks, five are set for Rounds 1 and 2.Now, all the Browns must do is make the best use of their selections and hope that translates to better on-field results in a few months' time.Here, we will be keeping track of every pick the Browns make over the three-day draft, with updates, analysis and grades for each selection.Who will be their next young quarterback? Chubb now joins Carlos Hyde and Duke Johnson, rounding out the team's primary group of backs.Chubb was a four-year starter for Georgia, rushing 758 times for 4,769 yards and 44 touchdowns despite missing the majority of the 2015 season with a left knee injury. Most importantly, Ward doesn't allow many completions—quarterbacks completed only 32 percent of their targets in his direction over the past two years.While the Browns passed on an elite pass-rusher in Chubb to select Ward, that doesn't mean they chose poorly. Starting at the top with No. As NFL.com Lance Zierlein This makes Ward a candidate to serve as a nickelback, at least to begin his career. That, combined with his "supreme athletic ability," allows him to keep pace with receivers and "matches changing route speed stride for stride." These are:Though the Browns no selections in Round 7, their most important draft haul will come in Day 1 and early in Day 2, when the Browns make five picks within the top 70. With the pick, the Browns took Miami defensive end/edge-rusher Chad Thomas, who was Bleacher Report's Matt Miller's Zierlein does warn that Thomas "gets by on athletic ability" and thus has "unimpressive production despite size and athletic traits."