NFL Draft 2011: 10 Things You Won’t See from the Cleveland Browns on Draft Day

April 15, 2011   ·   Constantine Madias   ·   Jump to comments

Historically, the Cleveland Browns have not fared well in the NFL Draft until the coming of team president Mike Holmgren. The Browns had an extremely successful draft under Holmgren in 2010, but what should we expect him to do in 2011?
The Browns definitely need a wide receiver, but are they willing to trade up two spots if the Bengals want A.J. Green? 
For Cleveland, there are obvious needs on the defensive line and in the linebacking corps too. There's a lot of flexibility and several options for the Browns in the first two rounds, but should we expect the team to trade up or down, like George Kokinis and Phil Savage previously did?
As an added twist, general manager Tom Heckert had a history of taking the best player available (regardless of needs) with the Eagles, but he might need to reconsider his strategy if, let's say, Julio Jones is the best receiver available at pick No. 6.
With so many possible scenarios, nobody knows what Holmgren will do, but it's ...

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