PFF’s Three-Round Mock Draft for the Cleveland Browns could work
By Chad Porto
The Cleveland Browns had their draft picks mocked up by the folks at PFF.
It’s Mock Draft Season around the internet and everyone (including us) is working on mock drafts for the upcoming NFL Draft. The Cleveland Browns do have picks, but not until day two of the event. They’ll have the 74th and 98th pick in the third round, having traded down with the New York Jets that landed them potential-filled Elijah Moore.
A player Andrew Berry apparently wanted last year, but couldn’t get. This puts the pressure on Berry more than ever as if the cantankerous Moore doesn’t produce in 2023, then that would mean the Browns gave up a valuable second-rounder for next to nothing.
So now the Browns aren’t picking until the 74th pick, and despite the team spending some money, they still have holes in their teams they need to fill. Starter-sized holes.
Not only that, but they need to land guys who can improve the run defense and passing offense. Well, PFF was able to seemingly address those concerns with their Browns mock draft. The mock only looks at the first three rounds, which is why there are only two picks for the Browns.
Those two picks are safety Jordan Battle out of Alabama, and defensive tackle Moro Ojomo out of Texas. But how do Battle and Ojomo fit with the Browns going forward into 2023 and are they starting caliber players?