Many believed that Boston would be a first-round pick, so it was a fantastic pick-up for Cleveland to acquire him in the second round. He’s well-positioned to contribute right away due to the team’s limited depth at that position. Given his skill set, he has an opportunity to be one of the top receivers on the Browns’ roster.
Many draft experts believe that McNeil-Warren is one of the steals of this year’s NFL draft. Cleveland was fortunate to land him at pick 58, especially since many mock drafts projected him as a mid-to-late first-round selection. With his versatility, the Browns can use him in the secondary in a wide range of ways, allowing him to make an immediate impact on this defense.
While a fifth-round pick, Brailsford might have the best shot at starting right away, among these three options, and playing the most snaps. A center isn’t always an “impact” player, until his play is a problem, but Brailsford could allow Elgton Jenkins to play his best position, guard, and set the Browns line up nicely.
Let me know what you think in the comments – What non-first-round draft pick has the chance to be the most impactful for the Browns?