The Cleveland Browns are fresh off a successful three days in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where they walked away with an impressive haul of draft picks.<\/p>\n
One of the most impressive moves was general manager Andrew Berry moving back from No. 2 to No. 5 and landing Michigan Wolverines defensive star, Mason Graham, while also receiving extra draft capital from the Jaguars.<\/p>\n
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Graham is an impressive player and was expected to be selected early on Thursday.<\/p>\n
Former Browns running back Leroy Hoard is also impressed by Graham and offered a stunning NFL comparison on an episode of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show<\/a>.<\/p>\n “What a beast, right? He kind of gives me a feel of J.J. Watt,” Hoard said<\/a>. “It’s the only guy that I can think of that size, that mobility, to be able to make plays like that. That’s the last guy I can think of that looked that way. So I was excited.”<\/p>\n Berry noted that Graham is a good match for the Browns’ defense.<\/p>\n “He is a DNA match for our defense, a disruptive interior penetrator,” Berry said. “We thought he was one of the more dominant trench prospects in this year’s class.”<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Graham might not start in Week 1 of 2025 as it’s a competitive room. Maliek Collins was signed in the offseason and Mike Hall is coming back from a knee injury.<\/p>\n But the former Wolverine is expected to be included in the early-season defensive line rotation. Berry said he wants the Cleveland defensive fronts to be six or eight players deep. And that will include Graham.<\/p>\n Related: Can Browns Dylan Sampson Help Replace Nick Chubb?<\/a><\/p>\n