by Round 3
65. Cincinnati (2-14) – Adam Trautman TE Dayton
66. Washington (3-13) – Jonah Jackson OG Ohio State
67. Detroit (3-12-1) – Justin Madubuike DT Texas A&M
68. New York Jets – from New York Giants (4-11) – Darrell Taylor Edge Tennessee
69. Carolina (5-11) – Jaylon Johnson CB Utah
70. Miami (5-11) – Khalid Kareem Edge Notre Dame
71. Los Angeles Chargers (5-11) – Hunter Bryant TE Washington
72. Arizona (5-10-1) – Jeremy Chinn S Southern Illinois
73. Jacksonville (6-10) – Robert Hunt OG Louisiana
74. Cleveland (6-10) – Malik Harrison LB Ohio State (pictured above)
Mack Wilson is the main man for the Browns at linebacker. Sione Takitaki and B.J. Goodson will also see plenty of time. The team still needs more linebackers though and keeping Harrison in the state of Ohio would be a wise decision. Harrison greatly improved during his senior year at Ohio State and looked like the real deal. He has quick reactions when gaps open up and delivers massive blows to any running back trying to head his direction. He is a fantastic tackler. He does need to improve on his coverage abilities and keep from biting on trick plays. Those could easily be fixed. He could make an immediate impact for the Browns.
75. Indianapolis (7-9) – Jake Fromm QB Georgia
76. Tampa Bay (7-9) – Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB LSU
77. Denver (7-9) – Troy Pride Jr. CB Notre Dame
78. Atlanta (7-9) – Jordyn Brooks LB Texas Tech
79. New York Jets (7-9) – Cameron Dantzler CB Mississippi State
80. Las Vegas (7-9) – Raekwon Davis DT Alabama
81. Las Vegas – from Chicago (8-8) – Michael Ojemudia CB Iowa
82. Dallas (8-8) – Hakeem Adeniji OT Kansas
83. Denver – from Pittsburgh (8-8) – Netane Muti OG Fresno State
84. Los Angeles Rams (9-7) – Anthony McFarland RB Maryland
85. Detroit – from Philadelphia* (9-7) – Chase Claypool WR Notre Dame
86. Buffalo* (10-6) – Zack Moss RB Utah
87. New England* (12-4) – Davon Hamilton DT Ohio State
88. New Orleans* (13-3) – Tyler Biadasz C Wisconsin
89. Minnesota* (10-6) – K’Von Wallace S Clemson
90. Houston* (10-6) – Rashard Lawrence DT LSU
91. Las Vegas – from Houston via Seattle* (11-5) – Joe Bachie LB Michigan State
92. Baltimore* (14-2) – Solomon Kindley OG Georgia
93. Tennessee* (9-7) – Bradley Anae Edge Utah
94. Green Bay* (13-3) – Nick Harris C/OG Washington
95. Denver – from San Francisco* (13-3) – Kyle Duggar S Lenoir-Rhyne
96. Kansas City* (12-4) – Matt Hennessy C Temple
97. Cleveland – from Houston (compensatory) – K.J. Hill WR Ohio State
Round three could be the Browns selecting several Buckeyes. It is always nice to add more weapons around Baker Mayfield and K.J. Hill is a deadly weapon. The all-time leader in catches at Ohio State is a silky smooth route runner and always seems to find a way to get open. Hill has the potential to become an elite slot WR in the league. Hill is always a great checkdown option.
98. New England (compensatory) – Bryan Edwards WR South Carolina
99. New York Giants (compensatory) – Donovan Peoples-Jones WR Michigan
100. New England (compensatory) – Harrison Bryant TE Florida Atlantic
101. Seattle (compensatory) – Jack Driscoll OT Auburn
102. Pittsburgh (compensatory) – Tyler Johnson WR Minnesota
103. Philadelphia (compensatory) – Michael Pittman Jr. WR USC
104. Los Angeles Rams (compensatory) – Ben Bartch OT St. John
105. Minnesota (compensatory) – Logan Stenberg OG Kentucky
