6 players the Cleveland Browns can still add on Day 3 of NFL Draft
By John Suchan
The Cleveland Browns will look to Day 3 of the NFL Draft to find a few more players to help strengthen their reserves and deepen the talent pool
The third day of the NFL Draft can see some of the best selections of the weekend. For the Cleveland Browns, they didn’t make their first selection until pick No.68 on Day 2. They went on to select a cornerback named Martin Emerson, from Mississippi State.
It was an unusual pick and I didn’t grade it very well considering the team had more pressing needs on defense and finding a wide receiver. They did pick up a defensive end named Alex Wright from UAB at pick No. 78 and then finally a wide receiver David Bell out of Purdue at pick No. 99
Now we’ve made it to the last day and the Browns will be relying on their scouts and others to find them a few diamonds in the rough. The team has several picks in these last four rounds. Those picks include No. 108, 118, and 124 in the fourth round. They also have pick No. 202, 223, and, 246.
There are many solid players available to them on this important day. The Browns still have needs at a variety of positions.
Here are six players that the Browns still have available to them and could become the next star for the team.
Cleveland Browns Prospect No. 6 still available on Day 3 of NFL Draft: Perrion Winfrey DT, Oklahoma
The Browns still need a lot of help on the defensive line and Winfrey from Oklahoma would be a great get on day three of the draft. It’s likely that he won’t be on the board very long before being drafted. The Browns have pick No. 108 and that’ll be the third pick of the opening fourth round when the draft starts up again.
He played big and his big standing at 6’4 and just under 300 pounds. He recorded 23 tackles that included 11 for losses. He also had five sacks on the quarterback. He even forced a fumble on the season.
He was considered a top 50 pick by some college prospect rankings coming into the draft. He won the Senior Bowl MVP award and was outstanding in offseason workouts for NFL scouts. He’d be a steal by Browns General Manager Andrew Berry at this point in the draft.