Browns mock draft that makes a lot of sense, goes against the norm with 6th pick
The Cleveland Browns still have holes on offense, but adding top talent is this Browns mock draft priority.
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA - SEPTEMBER 20: Malachi Fields #0 of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish runs the ball for a touchdown during the NCAA game between the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Purdue Boilermakers at Notre Dame Stadium on September 20, 2025 in South Bend, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Cleveland Browns’ roster needs some help. Part of the solution came with free agency as GM Andrew Berry inked 20 players .
The remainder should be accomplished in April’s NFL draft . Which players the franchise goes after will be determined by who they have signed already and what holes remain. Having hired an offensive guy like Todd Monken as the new head coach may sway Berry when he selects his new draftees to bolster that side of the ball, as he would prefer a piece here and there for the offense to improve.
RELATED: SAFETY CALEB DOWNS A RISKY, FASCINATING OPTION An early mock draft seems to be in order. The Browns have some glaring needs that will be easy to address and predict, and then again, a surprise here and there may be in order. Cleveland has the #6 and #24 picks in the first round, then selects high in each round.
Oregon QB Dante Moore staying in school probably threw the entire first round out of whack. What looked like the top two teams, the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Jets, were locks to grab the best two young quarterbacks in the draft. Then, after the next three picks are taken off the board, that would have left the Browns the entire draft class to themselves.
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