As the Cleveland Browns prepare to add players that can get them a step closer to contending, there are players I don't want drafted by division foes.
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Only a few days before the 2019 NFL Draft gets underway, here is one last projection of what the Cleveland Browns might do.
Despite the fact they don't pick until the second round at 49, here are the top 50 prospects for the Cleveland Browns in the 2019 NFL Draft.
The following includes the 135 draft prospects the Cleveland Browns should target in and after the upcoming 2019 NFL Draft based on data analysis.
The Cleveland Browns roster has changed dramatically, so with everything they've done, it's an opportunity to see how it impacts their draft strategy.
Regardless of who is doing the field goal kicking, the Cleveland Browns should do far less of it in 2019 and going forward.
The Cleveland Browns have created a potent starting defensive line, so the focus shifts to whether or not they have the group that can go to the Super Bowl.
Sheldon Richardson could provide the Cleveland Browns every bit of the impact on defense that Odell Beckham does on offense.
The Cleveland Browns trade for Odell Beckham Jr. helps elevate them into potentially contending now, but the move created a hole to address at safety.
The addition of Olivier Vernon is a big boost to the Cleveland Browns defense and the player who should benefit most is Myles Garrett.
Even if the Cleveland Browns don't go after the big name targets in free agency, they can get better, put themselves in better position to win the division.
The Cleveland Browns and the rest of the NFL took in this year's scouting combine, which provided all kinds of information for teams to digest.
The Cleveland Browns could very well take an offensive tackle in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft and it be the smart play.
The 2019 edge class offers the Cleveland Browns a ton of options, including some who are getting overlooked to this point in the process.
The Cleveland Browns need linebacker help and it may not come early, but the 2019 class is loaded with later round options who will be at the combine
In a deep, talented tight end class, the Cleveland Browns would be smart to be in the market and the Mountain West has a handful of interesting options.
The Cleveland Browns were able to find value in other teams' former first round picks, they could do it again with Tyler Eifert.
The Cleveland Browns have an opportunity to improve their defensive line by adding former New York Jets defensive tackle Mike Pennel.
Bad receiver classes no longer exist in the NFL, so the Cleveland Browns will have plenty to research at the 2019 scouting combine.
There will be plenty of talent for the Cleveland Browns in and after the 2019 NFL Draft that didn't get invited to this year's scouting combine.