The Cleveland Browns hold the No. 10 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, but they fall a little below that in total draft pick value. Cleveland ranks just 12th in total draft capital.
The reason is because there are some teams, namely the Raiders and Vikings, with multiple first-round picks, or more picks in the first two days of the draft. Those total to a higher value than what the Browns have with a single pick in both the first and second rounds.
Examining the draft capital of every NFL team, from the Dolphins (1,352 points) to the Bills (190 points), using the excellent pick value chart developed by @PP_Rich_Hill. pic.twitter.com/rCK3UDNkPj
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Not all charts place the same value on picks. There is some variation in how much later-round picks weigh on the scales. In fact, the Browns rank in each slot from 11 through 14 in the various draft pick value scales.
From NFL analyst Rene Bugner, who handily compiled the values of four of the most-reference charts:
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