by Round 3
65. Cincinnati (2-14) – Thaddeus Moss TE LSU
66. Washington (3-13) – Jonah Jackson OG Ohio State
67. Miami **Mock Trade with Detroit (3-12-1)** – Jonathan Greenard Edge Florida
68. New York Jets – from New York Giants (4-11) – Amik Robertson CB Louisiana Tech
69. Carolina (5-11) – Troy Dye LB Oregon
70. Miami (5-11) – Tyler Johnson WR Minnesota
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. Green Bay **Mock Trade with Cleveland (6-10)** – Tyler Biadasz C Wisconsin
75. Indianapolis (7-9) – Jake Fromm QB Georgia
76. Tampa Bay (7-9) – Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB LSU
77. Denver (7-9) – Akeem Davis-Gaither LB Appalachian State
78. Arizona **Mock Trade with Atlanta (7-9)** – Brycen Hopkins TE Purdue
79. New York Jets (7-9) – Zack Moss RB Utah
80. Las Vegas (7-9) – Raekwon Davis DT Alabama
81. Las Vegas – from Chicago (8-8) – Michael Ojemudia CB Iowa
82. Dallas (8-8) – Devin Duvernay WR Texas
83. Cleveland **Mock Trade with Denver – from Pittsburgh (8-8)** – Davon Hamilton DT Ohio State
The Browns have addressed defensive end with Adrian Clayborn and defensive tackle with Andrew Bilings. Larry Ogunjobi is coming into the last year of his contract though which means it might be best to grab one more talented DT. Hamilton had a nice last season at Ohio State. He is great at filing the gabs as a run stopper. Hamilton also can get after the quarterback. The big man did tally six sacks in his senior season. Hamilton would be a backup in his first year but would be involved in the rotation immediately.
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) – Cameron Dantzler CB Mississippi State
87. San Francisco **Mock Trade with New England* (12-4)** – Nick Harris C/OG Washington
88. New Orleans* (13-3) – Jake Eason QB Washington
89. Minnesota* (10-6) – Kyle Duggar S Lenoir-Rhyne
90. Houston* (10-6) – Matt Peart OT Connecticut
91. Las Vegas – from Houston via Seattle* (11-5) – Willie Gay Jr. LB Mississippi State
92. Baltimore* (14-2) – Michael Pittman Jr. WR USC
93. Tennessee* (9-7) – Darrell Taylor Edge Tennessee
94. Green Bay* (13-3) – Troy Pride Jr. CB Notre Dame
95. Denver – from San Francisco* (13-3) – K’Von Wallace S Clemson
96. Kansas City* (12-4) – Matt Hennessy C Temple
97. Cleveland – from Houston (compensatory) – Donovan Peoples-Jones WR Michigan
The Browns need a safety but that might come in the sixth round or later. This draft is filled with talented receivers expected to be selected on day two. The Browns could use a bigger wide receiver and pick 97 could be a spot to do that. Donovan Peoples-Jones is 6’2” and has great leaping ability. He showed that with his 44.5-inch vertical jump at the combine. If he had better quarterbacks at Michigan then his numbers could have been way better. DPJ is not the prospect Braylon Edwards was in 2005. I do believe that he could have a better NFL career than Edwards though. Learning from Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry could greatly assist in the growth of the young wide receiver. Perhaps his talent could be fully unlocked.
98. New England (compensatory) – Bryan Edwards WR South Carolina
99. New York Giants (compensatory) – K.J. Hill WR Ohio State
100. San Francisco **Mock Trade with New England (compensatory)** – Jordan Elliott DT Missouri
101. Seattle (compensatory) – Ben Bartch OT St. John
102. Pittsburgh (compensatory) – Khalid Kareem Edge Notre Dame
103. Philadelphia (compensatory) – Terrell Burgess S Utah
104. Los Angeles Rams (compensatory) – Jack Driscoll OT Auburn
105. Minnesota (compensatory) – Ben Bredeson OG Michigan
