Browns Target High-Impact Players in NFL Draft

0:00On April 18th, the Cleveland Browns just wrapped their rough five-win season with the full coaching staff overhaul, and now they're geared up for the NFL. Draft to snag more starters like they did last year. They've got nine picks total, including five in the first 110 selections, giving them prime shots to rebuild fast. Their early targets hit at pick 6, 24, 39, 70, and then 107 overall. That's a solid cluster to target high-impact guys across positions without trading up. Fans and analysts are buzzing because late-round gyms from that 107 slot have turned into key contributors over the years. Think running backs like Damien Pierce lighting it up for Houston or Michael Carter with the jets plus linebackers and tight ends who've stuck around. As rotational pieces, diving deeper, the last 10 picks there include Jacksonville's Jack Heiser at Linebacker, New York's Theal Johnson tied in, New England's Jake Andrews, on the O-Line, and edge rushers like Tampa's Anthony Nelson.

1:01These dudes often develop into reliable depth or surprise starters. Brown's brass knows one smart pick here could spark their turnaround, so expect them to hunt versatile athletes who fit their scheme as the draft. Unfolds this week.