The NFL Draft used to be the pinnacle of the offseason for the Cleveland Browns throughout most of the last two decades. After trading their last three first r
ound picks for quarterback Deshaun Watson back in 2022 though, the draft has become less of a spectacle in Northeast Ohio.
With the NFL world converging on Detroit for the 2024 NFL Draft, Cleveland enters the weekend with six total picks currently at their disposal. The first of those is in the second round at No. 54 overall, paving the way for a quiet opening night. Just because the draft may not carry as much weight to the current Browns as it used to for previous versions of the team, general manager Andrew Berry still has some needs to address across the roster.Fans have heard Cleveland linked to a number of different positions and players for their first pick on day two, but Cole has an interesting top priority for the Browns to target at 54.
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