The Cleveland Browns were one of the busier teams during the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft. Day 2 brought some more excitement.
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The Cleveland Browns got things done in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft. Here are three key takeaways from Thursday night's activities.
The Cleveland Browns need upgrades to the entire defense, however, safety positions are the biggest area of concern. Budda Baker could help immediately.
The Cleveland Browns need help in the secondary. Another quality cornerback would help counter against today's pass-heavy NFL. Gareon Conley could help.
Mitchell Trubisky is a local product who many fans hope the Cleveland Browns draft. While this is considered a weak QB class, Trubisky is one of the top 3.
The Cleveland Browns need a safety and LSU's Jamal Adams is considered the best in the 2017 NFL Draft. Can the Browns find a way to add him to the roster?
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Adding a player along the defensive line in addition to the selection of Myles Garrett would truly help the Cleveland Browns. Enter Jonathan Allen.
The Cleveland Browns need a playmaker in the secondary and Malik Hooker from Ohio State looks to be the best option in the upcoming draft.
The Cleveland Browns have to get impact players in the 2017 NFL draft to not only aid their latest rebuild but also gain credibility for their front office.
The Cleveland Browns still need to improve their defense and T.J. McDonald would be a good fit for their need at strong safety.