Day 2 Friday 2025 NFL Draft
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Browns start with #33 and 36 picks tomorrow night, along with two third rounders.
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I wanted another pick in this round 2....but it looks like we missed out on all of the good offensive tackles.
Sanders is available at 33. Here's what I want the Browns to do regarding Sanders and the QB position. I want them to STAY TRUE TO THEIR PLAN. If their plan was to gather a second '26 first round pick because they like the '26 QB's better than Sanders, then don't draft Sanders. If their plan was to see if he or Dart could make it to 33 where they'd be more than happy to draft them, then take Sanders.
We could use: South Carolina S Nick Emmanwori, Utah State WR Jalen Royals, Iowa State WR Jayden Higgins (BIG target), Missouri WR Luther Burden III, LSU TE Mason Taylor.
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
1. CB Will Johnson, Michigan (8.8)
2. EDGE Mike Green, Marshall (8.1)
3. QB Shedeur Sanders, Colorado (8.0)
4. S Xavier Watts, Notre Dame (7.9)
5. S Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina (7.9)
6. WR Tre Harris, Ole Miss (7.9)
7. CB Benjamin Morrison, Notre Dame (7.9)
8. WR Luther Burden III, Missouri (7.8)
9. EDGE Nic Scourton, Texas A&M (7.8)
10. TE Mason Taylor, LSU (7.8)
11. RB Kaleb Johnson, Iowa (7.7)
12. TE Elijah Arroyo, Miami (7.7)
13. CB Azareye'h Thomas, Florida State (7.6)
14. CB Trey Amos, Ole Miss (7.6)
15. S Kevin Winston Jr., Penn State (7.6)
16. CB Shavon Revel Jr., East Carolina (7.6)
17. EDGE JT Tuimoloau, Ohio State (7.6)
18. TE Harold Fannin Jr., Bowling Green (7.6)
19. WR Jalen Royals, Utah State (7.6)
20. IOL Tate Ratledge, Georgia (7.6)
21. EDGE Princely Umanmielen, Ole Miss (7.5)
22. WR Jaylin Noel, Iowa State (7.5)
23. EDGE Landon Jackson, Arkansas (7.5)
24. RB Quinshon Judkins, Ohio State (7.5)
25. OT Aireontae Ersery, Minnesota (7.5)
26. RB TreVeyon Henderson, Ohio State (7.5)
27. IOL Jonah Savaiinaea, Arizona (7.5)
28. S Billy Bowman Jr., Oklahoma (7.5)
29. WR Elic Ayomanor, Stanford (7.5)
30. LB Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon (7.5)
31. WR Jack Bech, TCU (7.4)
32. EDGE Donovan Ezeiruaku, Boston College (7.4)
33. WR Kyle Williams, Washington State (7.4)
34. LB Carson Schwesinger, UCLA (7.4)
35. DL Alfred Collins, Texas (7.4)
36. RB Damien Martinez, Miami (7.4)
37. CB Cobee Bryant, Kansas (7.4)
38. QB Jalen Milroe, Alabama (7.4)
39. S Dante Trader Jr., Maryland (7.4)
40. CB Denzel Burke, Ohio State (7.4)
41. WR Jayden Higgins, Iowa State (7.4)
42. QB Will Howard, Ohio State (7.4)
43. RB Dylan Sampson, Tennessee (7.4)
44. OT Ozzy Trapilo, Boston College (7.4)
45. DL Jordan Burch, Oregon (7.3)
46. CB Darien Porter, Iowa State (7.3)
47. DL Darius Alexander, Toledo (7.3)
48. CB Zy Alexander, LSU (7.3)
49. S Malachi Moore, Alabama (7.3)
50. OT Marcus Mbow, Purdue (7.3)
51. IOL Jared Wilson, Georgia (7.3)
52. EDGE Jack Sawyer, Ohio State (7.3)
53. LB Chris Paul Jr., Ole Miss (7.3)
54. OT Cameron Williams, Texas (7.3)
55. IOL Seth McLaughlin, Ohio State (7.3)
56. EDGE Oluwafemi Oladejo, UCLA (7.2)
57. LB Demetrius Knight Jr., South Carolina (7.2)
58. IOL Miles Frazier, LSU (7.2)
59. EDGE Jared Ivey, Ole Miss (7.2)
60. DL Jordan Phillips, Maryland (7.2)
61. LB Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma (7.1)
62. S Lathan Ransom, Ohio State (7.1)
63. IOL Wyatt Milum, West Virginia (7.1)
64. DL T.J. Sanders, South Carolina (7.1)
65. CB Quincy Riley, Louisville (7.1)
66. WR Isaiah Bond, Texas (7.1)
67. IOL Jalen Rivers, Miami (7.1)
68. RB Jordan James, Oregon (7.1)
69. S Andrew Mukuba, Texas (7.0)
70. CB Dorian Strong, Virginia Tech (7.0)
71. OT Charles Grant, William & Mary (7.0)
72. S Caleb Ransaw, Tulane (7.0)
73. DL Deone Walker, Kentucky (7.0)
74. QB Quinn Ewers, Texas (7.0)
75. RB Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech (7.0)
76. S Sebastian Castro, Iowa (7.0)
77. WR Tez Johnson, Oregon (7.0)
78. DL Omarr Norman-Lott, Tennessee (7.0)
79. RB Jaydon Blue, Texas (7.0)
80. TE Jake Briningstool, Clemson (7.0)
81. QB Tyler Shough, Louisville (7.0)
82. RB Cam Skattebo, Arizona State (6.9)
83. CB Jermari Harris, Iowa (6.9)
84. DL Joshua Farmer, Florida State (6.9)
85. EDGE Kyle Kennard, South Carolina (6.9)
86. S Craig Woodson, California (6.9)
87. WR Dont'e Thornton Jr., Tennessee (6.9)
88. CB Upton Stout, Western Kentucky (6.9)
89. LB Barrett Carter, Clemson (6.9)
90. S Makari Paige, Michigan (6.9)
91. RB Phil Mafah, Clemson (6.9)
92. QB Kyle McCord, Syracuse (6.9)
93. WR Savion Williams, TCU (6.9)
94. CB Jacob Parrish, Kansas State (6.8)95. WR Tai Felton, Maryland (6.8)
96. OT Chase Lundt, Connecticut (6.8)
97. TE Mitchell Evans, Notre Dame (6.8)
98. DL Shemar Turner, Texas A&M (6.8)
99. S R.J. Mickens, Clemson (6.8)
100. WR Isaac TeSlaa, Arkansas (6.8)
101. IOL Caleb Rogers, Texas Tech (6.8)
102. EDGE Ashton Gillotte, Louisville (6.8)
103. TE Thomas Fidone II, Nebraska (6.8)
104. RB Devin Neal, Kansas (6.8)
105. RB Woody Marks, USC (6.7)
106. EDGE Bradyn Swinson, LSU (6.7)
107. IOL Dylan Fairchild, Georgia (6.7)
108. RB DJ Giddens, Kansas State (6.7)
109. TE Gunnar Helm, Texas (6.7)
110. OT John Williams, Cincinnati (6.7)
111. TE Terrance Ferguson, Oregon (6.7)
112. OT Myles Hinton, Michigan (6.7)
113. LB Jack Kiser, Notre Dame (6.7)
114. QB Riley Leonard, Notre Dame (6.7)
115. S Kitan Crawford, Nevada (6.7)
116. DL Elijah Roberts, SMU (6.7)
117. S Jonas Sanker, Virginia (6.7)
118. WR Tory Horton, Colorado State (6.7)
119. RB Ollie Gordon II, Oklahoma State (6.7)
120. RB RJ Harvey, UCF (6.7)
121. CB Nohl Williams, California (6.6)
122. IOL Jackson Slater, Sacramento State (6.6)
123. CB Mello Dotson, Kansas (6.6)
124. RB Jarquez Hunter, Auburn (6.6)
125. LB Cody Lindenberg, Minnesota (6.6)
126. DL Rylie Mills, Notre Dame (6.6)
127. WR Nick Nash, San Jose State (6.6)
128. EDGE Josaiah Stewart, Michigan (6.6)
129. LB Smael Mondon, Jr., Georgia (6.5)
130. IOL Drew Kendall, Boston College (6.5)
131. QB Dillon Gabriel, Oregon (6.5)
132. DL Jamaree Caldwell, Oregon (6.5)
133. RB LeQuint Allen Jr., Syracuse (6.5)
134. OT Anthony Belton, North Carolina State (6.5)
135. CB Jabbar Muhammad, Oregon (6.5)
136. EDGE Tyler Baron, Miami (6.5)
137. WR Chimere Dike, Florida (6.5)
138. RB Brashard Smith, SMU (6.5)
139. IOL Emery Jones Jr., LSU (6.5)
140. WR Jimmy Horn Jr., Colorado (6.5)
141. LB Jay Higgins, Iowa (6.5)
142. WR Xavier Restrepo, Miami (6.5)
143. TE Jalin Conyers, Texas Tech (6.4)
144. DL JJ Pegues, Ole Miss (6.4)
145. OT Jalen Travis, Iowa State (6.4)
146. WR Bru McCoy, Tennessee (6.4)
147. IOL Jonah Monheim, USC (6.4)
148. EDGE Barryn Sorrell, Texas (6.4)
149. TE Luke Lachey, Iowa (6.4)
160. RB Raheim Sanders, South Carolina (6.4)
151. S Dan Jackson, Georgia (6.4)
152. RB Kyle Monangai, Rutgers (6.4)
153. EDGE Quandarrius Robinson, Alabama (6.4)
154. TE Josh Simon, South Carolina (6.4)
155. DL Sai'vion Jones, LSU (6.3)
156. IOL Hayden Conner, Texas (6.3)
157. OT Bryce Cabeldue, Kansas (6.3)
158. CB Justin Walley, Minnesota (6.3)
159. IOL Eli Cox, Kentucky (6.3)
160. RB Trevor Etienne, Georgia (6.3)
161. OT Logan Brown, Kansas (6.2)
162. CB Brandon Adams, UCF (6.2)
163. OT Branson Taylor, Pittsburgh (6.2)
164. EDGE Kaimon Rucker, North Carolina (6.2)
165. S Jaylen Reed, Penn State (6.2)
166. WR Beaux Collins, Notre Dame (6.2)
167. DL CJ West, Indiana (6.2)
168. OT Ajani Cornelius, Oregon (6.2)
169. TE Oronde Gadsden II, Syracuse (6.2)
170. CB Garnett Hollis Jr., West Virginia (6.2)
171. IOL Clay Webb, Jacksonville State (6.2)
172. S Hunter Wohler, Wisconsin (6.2)
173. LB Cody Simon, Ohio State (6.2)
174. WR Pat Bryant, Illinois (6.2)
175. P James Burnip, Alabama (6.2)
176. WR Sam Brown Jr., Miami (6.2)
177. OT Carson Vinson, Alabama A&M (6.1)
178. DL Vernon Broughton, Texas (6.1)
179. S Tysheem Johnson, Oregon (6.1)
180. EDGE Jah Joyner, Minnesota (6.1)
181. CB Jordan Hancock, Ohio State (6.1)
182. WR Jaylin Lane, Virginia Tech (6.1)
183. K Ryan Fitzgerald, Florida State (6.1)
184. IOL Connor Colby, Iowa (6.1)
185. WR Dominic Lovett, Georgia (6.0)
186. EDGE David Walker, Central Arkansas (6.0)
187. IOL Willie Lampkin, North Carolina (6.0)
188. WR Ricky White III, UNLV (6.0)
189. CB Robert Longerbeam, Rutgers (6.0)
190. IOL Thomas Perry, Middlebury (6.0)
191. CB Bilhal Kone, Western Michigan (6.0)
192. WR Elijah Badger, Florida (6.0)
193. LB Jamon Dumas-Johnson, Kentucky (6.0)
194. WR Andrew Armstrong, Arkansas (6.0)
195. TE Jackson Hawes, Georgia Tech (6.0)
196. QB Seth Henigan, Memphis (6.0)
197. WR Jacolby George, Miami (6.0)
198. K Andres Borregales, Miami (6.0)
199. WR Kaden Prather, Maryland (5.9)
200. CB Tommi Hill, Nebraska (5.9)
201. DL Aeneas Peebles, Virginia Tech (5.9)
202. CB Jaylin Smith, USC (5.9)
203. EDGE Ahmed Hassanein, Boise State (5.9)
204. DL Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, Georgia (5.9)
205. CB Mac McWilliams, UCF (5.9)
206. DL Tim Smith, Alabama (5.9)
207. QB Kurtis Rourke, Indiana (5.9)
208. IOL Luke Kandra, Cincinnati (5.9)
209. DL Howard Cross III, Notre Dame (5.9)
210. S Kenny Gallop Jr., Howard (5.9)
211. LB Kobe King, Penn State (5.9)
212. EDGE Antwaun Powell-Ryland, Virginia Tech (5.9)
213. WR Konata Mumpfield, Pittsburgh (5.9)
214. OT Jack Nelson, Wisconsin (5.9)
215. RB Tahj Brooks, Texas Tech (5.9)
216. CB Jason Marshall Jr., Florida (5.9)
217. TE Ben Yurosek, Georgia (5.9)
218. WR Jordan Watkins, Ole Miss (5.9)
219. DL Ty Robinson, Nebraska (5.8)
220. OT Hollin Pierce, Rutgers (5.8)
221. CB O'Donnell Fortune, South Carolina (5.8)
222. LB Kain Medrano, UCLA (5.8)
223. CB Zah Frazier, UTSA (5.8)
224. WR Keandre Lambert-Smith, Auburn (5.8)
225. IOL Marcus Tate, Clemson (5.8)
226. RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Arizona (5.8)
227. WR Ja'Corey Brooks, Louisville (5.8)
228. IOL Jacob Bayer, Arkansas State (5.8)
229. CB Alijah Huzzie, North Carolina (5.8)
230. TE CJ Dippre, Alabama (5.8)
231. QB Max Brosmer, Minnesota (5.8)
232. WR Antwane Wells Jr., Ole Miss (5.8)
233. DL Yahya Black, Iowa (5.8)
234. P Eddie Czaplicki, USC (5.8)
235. IOL Joshua Gray, Oregon State (5.7)
236. WR Winston Wright Jr., East Carolina (5.7)
237. LB Teddye Buchanan, California (5.7)
238. WR LaJohntay Wester, Colorado (5.7)
239. OT Esa Pole, Washington State (5.7)
240. DL Cam Horsley, Boston College (5.7)
241. OT Valentin Senn, Connecticut (5.7)
242. DL Tonka Hemingway, South Carolina (5.7)
243. IOL Jake Majors, Texas (5.7)
244. DL Simeon Barrow Jr., Miami (5.7)
245. EDGE Tyler Batty, BYU (5.7)
246. WR Theo Wease Jr., Missouri (5.7)
247. K Kenneth Almendares, Louisiana (5.7)
248. RB Kalel Mullings, Michigan (5.7)
249. WR Da'Quan Felton, Virginia Tech (5.7)
250. RB Corey Kiner, Cincinnati (5.7)
251. TE Moliki Matavao, UCLA (5.7)
252. QB Cam Miller, North Dakota State (5.6)
253. DL Zeek Biggers, Georgia Tech (5.6)
254. LB Jackson Woodard, UNLV (5.6)
255. WR Arian Smith, Georgia (5.6)
256. RB Donovan Edwards, Michigan (5.6)
257. DL Nazir Stackhouse, Georgia (5.6)
258. QB Brady Cook, Missouri (5.6)
259. P Jeremy Crawshaw, Florida (5.6)
260. QB Graham Mertz, Florida (5.6)
261. WR Josh Kelly, Texas Tech (5.6)
262. WR Will Sheppard, Colorado (5.6)
263. K Ben Sauls, Pittsburgh (5.6)
264. RB Marcus Yarns, Delaware (5.6)
265. RB Montrell Johnson Jr., Florida (5.6)
266. WR Isaiah Neyor, Nebraska (5.6)
267. LB Carson Bruener, Washington (5.5)
268. IOL Garrett Dellinger, LSU (5.5 -
I still cannot believe we got a high second rounder AND next year’s first rounder out of Jacksonville.
Hunter better be a HOFer, because he will cost Graham, whoever we take tonight at #36 AND whoever we take with their first rounder next year
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I wanted another pick in this round 2....but it looks like we missed out on all of the good offensive tackles.
Sanders is available at 33. Here's what I want the Browns to do regarding Sanders and the QB position. I want them to STAY TRUE TO THEIR PLAN. If their plan was to gather a second '26 first round pick because they like the '26 QB's better than Sanders, then don't draft Sanders. If their plan was to see if he or Dart could make it to 33 where they'd be more than happy to draft them, then take Sanders.
We could use: South Carolina S Nick Emmanwori, Utah State WR Jalen Royals, Iowa State WR Jayden Higgins (BIG target), Missouri WR Luther Burden III, LSU TE Mason Taylor.
I wanted another pick in this round 2....but it looks like we missed out on all of the good offensive tackles.
Sanders is available at 33. Here's what I want the Browns to do regarding Sanders and the QB position. I want them to STAY TRUE TO THEIR PLAN. If their plan was to gather a second '26 first round pick because they like the '26 QB's better than Sanders, then don't draft Sanders. If their plan was to see if he or Dart could make it to 33 where they'd be more than happy to draft them, then take Sanders.
We could use: South Carolina S Nick Emmanwori, Utah State WR Jalen Royals, Iowa State WR Jayden Higgins (BIG target), Missouri WR Luther Burden III, LSU TE Mason Taylor.
I don't think we want Sanders. If we did we would have probably traded up to get him near the end of the 1st round. Having a 5th year option on a QB is more important than at other positions.
A QB I think we do like is Tyler Shough. I think we take him in the 3rd round. He seems like a Stefanski type QB...with Stefanski it is about ball control/time of possession.
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I wanted another pick in this round 2....but it looks like we missed out on all of the good offensive tackles.
Sanders is available at 33. Here's what I want the Browns to do regarding Sanders and the QB position. I want them to STAY TRUE TO THEIR PLAN. If their plan was to gather a second '26 first round pick because they like the '26 QB's better than Sanders, then don't draft Sanders. If their plan was to see if he or Dart could make it to 33 where they'd be more than happy to draft them, then take Sanders.
We could use: South Carolina S Nick Emmanwori, Utah State WR Jalen Royals, Iowa State WR Jayden Higgins (BIG target), Missouri WR Luther Burden III, LSU TE Mason Taylor.
I don't think we want Sanders. If we did we would have probably traded up to get him near the end of the 1st round. Having a 5th year option on a QB is more important than at other positions.
A QB I think we do like is Tyler Shough. I think we take him in the 3rd round. He seems like a Stefanski type QB...with Stefanski it is about ball control/time of possession.
I don't think we want Sanders. If we did we would have probably traded up to get him near the end of the 1st round. Having a 5th year option on a QB is more important than at other positions.
A QB I think we do like is Tyler Shough. I think we take him in the 3rd round. He seems like a Stefanski type QB...with Stefanski it is about ball control/time of possession.
Shough or Howard are the only 2 i'd consider... And yes I think Howard is a bit of a reach there...
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I still cannot believe we got a high second rounder AND next year’s first rounder out of Jacksonville.
Hunter better be a HOFer, because he will cost Graham, whoever we take tonight at #36 AND whoever we take with their first rounder next year
I still cannot believe we got a high second rounder AND next year’s first rounder out of Jacksonville.
Agreed. That was pretty good. Now lets see what we do with those picks...
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I still cannot believe we got a high second rounder AND next year’s first rounder out of Jacksonville.
Agreed. That was pretty good. Now lets see what we do with those picks...
Agreed. That was pretty good. Now lets see what we do with those picks...
With Sanders making it through the entire first round does my relunctance to entertain the idea of taking him #2 overall make sense now?
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Hey here from Newcastle in UK so go easy.
I think yesterday was smart. Pretty clear 2025 will be a building year so that deal gets you a solid signing plus (assuming we're shit again) a crazy strong position in a years time.
I don't know the game as well as you lot but what if Hunter didn't fancy the browns? We got who sounds like a pragmatic top 10 pick and then run of the draft next year.
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And now get the fuck behind the guy.
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With Sanders making it through the entire first round does my relunctance to entertain the idea of taking him #2 overall make sense now?
...you still have to be right in that he's not too good. But if you're not right, then you've got an awful lot of company. As it looks at 1:00pm...they've positioned themselves for a run at a QB next year. Adding the 1st for '26 falls right in line with Haslem's comments at the owner's meetings regarding it taking a couple of years to solve the QB issue. In continuing that theme, I don't expect them to pick a QB at 33 or 36. Perhaps round 3 might produce a backup of the future QB pick. (thinking being a backup for the QB they select next year)
You were spot on with what they did for day 1. Once the verdicts were coming in that Sander's wasn't of the caliber to warrant an early round 1 selection, I was of the trade out mentality. I wanted another 2nd & 3rd round picks. Instead we got a 2nd and a 1st next year. More betah.
- now watch...some homeless guy or the cleaning lady will tell Haslem to pick Sanders first thing tonight -
---------- not for nothin', but I sure do like his 74% completion percentage last season.
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With Sanders making it through the entire first round does my relunctance to entertain the idea of taking him #2 overall make sense now?
...you still have to be right in that he's not too good. But if you're not right, then you've got an awful lot of company. As it looks at 1:00pm...they've positioned themselves for a run at a QB next year. Adding the 1st for '26 falls right in line with Haslem's comments at the owner's meetings regarding it taking a couple of years to solve the QB issue. In continuing that theme, I don't expect them to pick a QB at 33 or 36. Perhaps round 3 might produce a backup of the future QB pick. (thinking being a backup for the QB they select next year)
You were spot on with what they did for day 1. Once the verdicts were coming in that Sander's wasn't of the caliber to warrant an early round 1 selection, I was of the trade out mentality. I wanted another 2nd & 3rd round picks. Instead we got a 2nd and a 1st next year. More betah.
- now watch...some homeless guy or the cleaning lady will tell Haslem to pick Sanders first thing tonight -
---------- not for nothin', but I sure do like his 74% completion percentage last season.
...you still have to be right in that he's not too good. But if you're not right, then you've got an awful lot of company. As it looks at 1:00pm...they've positioned themselves for a run at a QB next year. Adding the 1st for '26 falls right in line with Haslem's comments at the owner's meetings regarding it taking a couple of years to solve the QB issue. In continuing that theme, I don't expect them to pick a QB at 33 or 36. Perhaps round 3 might produce a backup of the future QB pick. (thinking being a backup for the QB they select next year)
You were spot on with what they did for day 1. Once the verdicts were coming in that Sander's wasn't of the caliber to warrant an early round 1 selection, I was of the trade out mentality. I wanted another 2nd & 3rd round picks. Instead we got a 2nd and a 1st next year. More betah.
- now watch...some homeless guy or the cleaning lady will tell Haslem to pick Sanders first thing tonight -
---------- not for nothin', but I sure do like his 74% completion percentage last season.
I gotta believe Allar or Klubnik is the guy next year,,.. With Manning a possible asterisk should he decide to come out early...
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Get a tackle early today.
Burden and Emmanwori are great values now. Maybe one of those two although a guy like Trey Henderson would Be nice.
Three of the next four should be offense and let’s resist the take a QB angle this year.
give the guy we take in 2026…a good line and some weapons through this draft
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I saw no to Sanders in the 2nd round. I would be open to it in the 3rd if he is still there. I believe a big reason we traded back was to go get a QB next year and if thats the case it doesn't make much sense to use that draft capital to get a QB high this year.
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I really believe in Burden to give immediate target help for whoever is at QB. Special talent not used as well as could be this past year. 2023 he had 1212 yds, 14.1 ave and 9 TDs receiving. This year only 676, 11.1 and 6. I think the 2023 year was more reflective of his true talent.
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And tia gets a second shot at an Aggie Edge going somewhere in the 2nd. At the start of the season Nic Scourton was shown as going in the top half of the 1st round, but failed to live up to expectations as his production at Purdue dropped in half against the SEC.
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