Two more receiving candidates added: Browns NFL Draft Big Board: Vote for spots 21-25

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - FEBRUARY 28: Denzel Boston #WO08 of Washington participates in a drill during the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 28, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images) | Getty Images The 2026 Cleveland Browns’ DBN Big Board finished its voting for the next round. The 16-20 slots for the Browns ’ DBN Big Board are as follows: OG Vega Ioane – 277 total points CB Mansoor Delane – 188 total points WR Denzel Boston – 182 total points TE Kenyon Sadiq – 171 total points WR Omar Cooper – 144 total points With the Browns having two first-round picks, now we start getting toward players who very well could be available with the No.

24 overall pick (although due to need, some like Mansoor Delane for other teams will probably be selected much sooner). The players who were selected in this round are Vega Ioane , Delane, Denzel Boston , Kenyon Sadiq , and Omar Cooper . Once again, you have a heavy offensive presence.

Remember that you are supposed to weigh a combination of talent, need, character, positional value, etc. for each player you vote for in relation to how they would fit with the Browns. Cumulative Browns Big Board So Far WR Carnell Tate QB Fernando Mendoza S Caleb Downs LB Arvell Reese OT Monroe Freeling OT Francis Mauigoa LB Sonny Styles EDGE David Bailey OT Spencer Fano RB Jeremiyah Love WR Jordyn Tyson WR Makai Lemon OT Caleb Lomu EDGE Rueben Bain OT Kadyn Proctor OG Vega Ioane CB Mansoor Delane WR Denzel Boston TE Kenyon Sadiq WR Omar Cooper Compiling the Big Board: 21-25 Slots Now it’s time to vote for the players who will be in the 21-25 slots on the Browns’ DBN Big Board.

Remember that you are supposed to weigh a combination of talent, need, character, positional value, etc. for each player you vote for in relation to how they would fit with the Browns. If there are any players you wanted to vote for but who were missing from the list, please let us know in the comments section so we can include them in the next round.