Browns NFL Draft: Insider predicts first round disaster for Cleveland

NFL insider Peter Schrager details the worst-case scenario for the Cleveland Browns in the first round. For the last couple of weeks, draft experts have been saying that Cleveland's sixth overall pick is too high to draft any of the wide receivers available in the draft. On Tuesday, ESPN's Peter Schrager warned that although six may be too high, 24 may be too low to get a wide receiver.

When asked on the Pat McAfee Show, Schrager explained that a run on wide receivers in the first round is absolutely in play, specifically in the first half of the first round. He said that once one goes, the rest are going to go. Schrager named the top six wide receivers with first-round potential.

In no particular order, he named Carnell Tate, Jordyn Tyson, Makai Lemon, Omar Cooper Jr, KC Concepcion, and Denzel Boston as players to watch in the first round. On the show, he said that they may be gone before pick 26. He followed up with a post saying that they could even all be gone before Cleveland picks again at 24.

All six of these wide receivers should go in the first round. All six could be gone by the time Cleveland is picking up a 24. https://t.