Browns Score Draft Heist, Benefit from Niners' Move

0:00On April 25, Cleveland Browns pulled off another draft heist in the early second round, marking back-to-back years of snag-and-value. San Francisco 49ers jumped at Pick 33 for Ole Miss Whiteout, Dejon Stribbling, leaving Washington's Denzel Boston on the board for. The Browns just six spots later. Projections had Boston as a late first round lock, making his slide a massive win. Stribbling? Most boards picked him mid-third round, more known for blocking than burning defenses. Analysts called the 49ers move a hate scratcher, opening the door wide for Cleveland. Boston's built like a tank, with crazy catch radius, primed to eat up contested balls and move chains as their go-to possession receiver. Even better, 49ers GM, John Lynch, traded picks later in the round, letting the Browns jump to 58 for Toledo Safety Emanuel. McNeil Warren, Browns GM, Andrew Berries, got to send Lynch a thank-you note. This one's paying dividends before training camp even hits.