Cleveland Browns NFL Draft Profile: CB Mansoor Delane, LSU
The Browns could use another cornerback. But is a first-round pick too high a price to pay this year?
BATON ROUGE, LA - OCTOBER 25: Mansoor Delane #4 of the LSU Tigers in action against the Texas A&M Aggies at Tiger Stadium on October 25, 2025 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo by Gus Stark/LSU/University Images via Getty Images) The Cleveland Browns appear set with the top two spots at cornerback with Denzel Ward, still one of the best at the position in the league, and Tyson Campbell, who did a nice job after coming over from the Jacksonville Jaguars in a mid-season trade. After those two, however, things get a bit dicey.
Martin Emerson Jr. was slated to be the third cornerback in 2025 before an Achilles injury ended his season in training camp. Now a free agent, general manager Andrew Berry has publicly stated that Emerson should probably look elsewhere if he wants to compete for a starter’s role.
Moving down the depth chart shows an interchangeable group of predominantly special teamers that no one will be pounding the table too hard to see them get extra playing time. Fortunately for the Browns, the cornerback class is a deep one in this year’s draft, which is helpful given that they need to fill some key holes on the offensive side of the ball early on in the draft. But if Berry wants to throw a curveball at everyone, he could turn his gaze south and select the presumptive top cornerback, LSU’s Mansoor Delane.
Mansoor Delane didn't allow a single TD while at LSU 🔒 Which team should draft him? pic. twitter.
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