Pavia's Ravens Deal, Browns' Green Pick

0:00On April 29th, Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia made history as the first Heisman finalist to go undrafted in 12 years. The guys skip hiring an agent and shocked everyone by signing a three-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens right after the draft. Now he's heading to rookie minicam, with Lamar Jackson squad. Pavia put up monster numbers last season, with 39 total touchdowns, first team all-American honors, SEC offensive player of the year, and the Johnny United's Golden Arm Award. But his fiery personality raised red flags, especially after that social media outburst when he lost the Heisman. He apologized quick, though. Brown's fans are breathing easy, feeling like they dodged a bullet. Cleveland's burn before, with cocky undersized signal collars like Johnny Manziel and Baker Mayfield, and Pavia fits that mold too well for comfort. Rival Ravens grabbing him, pure nightmare fuel for the AFC North. Meanwhile, the Browns stayed smart, passing on late-round risks and snagging Arkansas's tailing green at pick 182 in the sixth round.

1:06At over six foot five, with elite athleticism, he's the prototype they crave behind their starters. Ravens coach Jesse Mentor needs depth at third string, so Pavia's playmaking could shine if he keeps the attitude in check. Browns fans, they're popping bottles over this one, slipping to Baltimore.