Cleveland Browns' Draft Struggles: Finding Late-Round Stars

0:00It's March 24th. I'm Corey with The Story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and bill-for-football fans. The Cleveland Browns have struggled to uncover late-round stars in the NFL Draft. Since 2010, they've made 74 picks in the Final Four rounds, but landed just 3 pro-bolers. That's a slim haul, compared to gems like Titan George Kiddell or Wide Receiver Tyree Kill, that other teams grabbed on day 3. Games like the 49ers and Chiefs build dynasties with overlord talents such as quarterbacks, Dak Prescott, and Brock Purdy. For Cleveland, success stories are rare, with their best late picks mostly providing solid depth rather than game changers. Rashard Hagen stuck around Longas as a reliable Wide Receiver, helping spark the Browns first playoff win in decades during the 2020 season. Jordan Cameron broke out with the pro-bol year at tight end, while Joe Schobert led the league in tackles and earned his own nod as a linebacker. Travis Benjamin brought speed on offense and special teams, scoring on putt returns, and

1:03buster screen locked down the slot as a cornerback before, starting elsewhere. These players deliver key moments but rarely stuck around long-term. Finding day 3 difference makers remains a weak spot for Cleveland, underscoring why rebuilding squads need those surprise hits to climb out of them.