BEREA, Ohio \u2014 The 2025 NFL Draft is over, but it\u2019s never too early to look ahead to a year from now when the Cleveland Browns are concerned.<\/p>\n
This year, the Browns made seven draft selections after starting off the weekend with 10 picks. <\/p>\n
So what picks do the Browns have in 2026? <\/p>\n
The 2026 NFL Draft will take place April 23-25 in Pittsburgh. Here is a breakdown for the next time Cleveland is officially on the clock:<\/p>\n
2026 Draft<\/p>\n
Round 1: Own pick; Jacksonville\u2019s pick (2025 draft-day trade)<\/p>\n
Round 2: Own pick<\/p>\n
Round 3: Own pick<\/p>\n
Round 4: Own pick<\/p>\n
Round 5: Own pick<\/p>\n
Round 6: Detroit\u2019s pick (Za\u2019Darius Smith trade)<\/p>\n
Round 7: Buffalo\u2019s pick (Amari Cooper trade); Seattle\u2019s pick (Za\u2019Darius Smith trade)<\/p>\n
(NOTE: Specific pick order will be determined following the 2025 season.)<\/p>\n
Cleveland lost its own sixth and seventh round picks in trades executed over the last year. They sent their own sixth round pick to Seattle when they acquired center Nick Harris last August, and sent their own seventh rounder to the Lions before the 2024 trade deadline along with DE Za\u2019Darius Smith. <\/p>\n
The most noteworthy addition from Cleveland is the extra 2026 first rounder that they picked up on Thursday night when the traded down from No. 2 to No. 5 with the Jacksonville Jaguars.<\/p>\n
Of course, where both those first round picks will be remains to be determined, dependent on the results of the 2025 season. <\/p>\n
This year, the Browns took:<\/p>\n
Mason Graham<\/a>, DT, Michigan (first round, No. 5)Carson Schwesinger<\/a>, LB, UCLA (second round, No. 33Quinshon Judkins<\/a>, RB, Ohio State (second round, No. 36)Harold Fannin Jr.<\/a>, TE, BGSU (third round, No. 67)Dillon Gabriel<\/a>, QB, Oregon (third round, No. 94)Dylan Sampson<\/a>, RB, Tennessee (fourth round, No. 126)Shedeur Sanders<\/a>, QB, Colorado (fifth round, No. 144)<\/p>\n