However, there is no agreement regarding the compensation for the Browns, as McShay doesn\u2019t see Cleveland earning an extra first rounder, while Brugler sees the team giving up its second rounder to make the deal happen.<\/p>\n
Should the Browns get their hands on the Cowboys\u2019 selection at 20, Kiper sees them taking wideout Denzel Boston, while Brugler sees them picking up KC Concepcion. As for the 24th pick, both analysts agree on defensive backs, with Kipe mocking cornerback Jermod McCoy to the Browns, and Brugler handing them safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren.\u00a0<\/p>\n
McShay, on the other hand, sees them taking Concepcion at 24.<\/p>\n
Staying put at 6<\/p>\n
Among the mock drafters projecting Cleveland to keep their selection at 6, only Daniel Jeremiah sees the team going for a wideout there, Carnell Tate. Meanwhile, Chad Reuter and Lance Zierlein see the Browns opting for Georgia\u2019s Monroe Freeling, while Peter Schrager has them taking Fano.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s fair to assume then that most analysts see better value at the top among offensive linemen, than the top wideout when it comes to Cleveland.\u00a0<\/p>\n
As for the 24th slot, count Schrager among those who sees Concepcion going to the Browns, while Reuter believes they could find Jordyn Tyson still available<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n Jeremiah takes the O-line route here, with Caleb Lomu, but Zierlein throws a curveball with edge rusher TJ Parker, meaning he feels Cleveland will wait to add a set of hands for the passing attack.\u00a0<\/p>\n Reuter also sees Parker going to the Browns, but as a second round choice, and Brugler sees the team picking up edge rusher Derrick Moore in the third.\u00a0<\/p>\n Brugler also sees the team double dipping at offensive tackle with Markel Bell in the fourth, a prospect that has met with the team on multiple occasions.<\/p>\n What are the draft analysts missing?<\/p>\n
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