Cleveland Browns: 4 players the Browns must draft in 2018

BLOOMINGTON, IN - NOVEMBER 04: Simmie Cobbs Jr. #1 of the Indiana Hoosiers runs after a catch in the first quarter of a game against the Wisconsin Badgers at Memorial Stadium on November 4, 2017 in Bloomington, Indiana. Wisconsin defeated Indiana 45-17. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images) /

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BLOOMINGTON, IN – NOVEMBER 04: Simmie Cobbs Jr. runs after making a catch against Ohio State. /

The Cleveland Browns have four of the top 35 selections in the NFL Draft and these four selections will help change the downtrodden franchise’s fortunes.

The 2018 NFL Draft offers the Cleveland Browns a chance at digging out of the embarrassment that comes with going 0-16.

With new GM John Dorsey calling the shots, there’s a new hope that Cleveland will finally get its act together and start building something that will lead the franchise to its first Super Bowl berth.

Cleveland fans had to endure two drafts from Sashi Brown, whose picks yielded a mix of solid players and busts. Last year’s No. 1, Myles Garrett, could still be a superstar, although Garrett, by his own admission, didn’t live up to expectations during his rookie campaign. David Njoku also has a promising career at tight end, while Joe Schobert has piled up tackles at middle linebacker.

But outside of those picks, a lot of the Browns picks just look like “guys.”

If Cleveland’s ever going to win a Super Bowl, Dorsey’s going to have draft exceptional players.

And with four picks in the top 35, Dorsey’s going to have the chance because these four players fit the bill. If the Browns play their cards right, the organization will be able to select them all.

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