Browns' Day Two Draft Picks: Ponds, Sarratt, Barham

0:00On April 24th, Cleveland Browns came out swinging in Round 1, snagging left tackle spence of Fano, an explosive wide receiver, KC Conceptsio to fix. Their biggest holes up front and in the passing game. That trade by GM Andrew Berry for an extra top 75 pick sets them up nice for Day 2, where tons of talent still lingers on the board. Day 2 kicks off in Round 2 at Pick 39, with cornerback D'Angelo Ponds from Indiana. This compact five foot eight and a half guy is a feisty slot corner with the 43.5 inch vertical, two time first team all big 10, and second team all American honors. He dominated since freshman year, first at James Madison, then Indiana, making him a likely day one starter in the nickel for new DC. Mike Rootenberg, fans are buzzing because the secondary needs that slot versatility and Ponds brings college football pedigree that could lock down bigger receivers. Right away, pair him with the existing safety group and Cleveland's defense gets feisty or across the back end.

1:05Round 3 brings double dips at 70 and 74, wide out Elijah Sarat from Indiana, a six foot two and a half, 210 pounder. With huge 10 inch hands and catch point dominance, perfect for OC Todd Mocken's call for big target. Then, defensive end, Jai Shan Baram from Michigan, an explosive edge rusher who played multiple spots and lit up late in the season, bolstering the pass rush behind Miles Garrett. This Mock Hall upgrades the receiver room big time and deepens the front seven, positioning the Browns for a real turnaround day two could make this. Trap legendary.