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Now that the 2020 NFL Draft is complete, it’s time to look back at what the Cleveland Browns did over the final four rounds on Saturday.
GM Andrew Berry and his crew made just three selections in the final rounds,
Rd. 4 Pick 115: Harrison Bryant, TE, FAU
Rd. 5 Pick 160: Nick Harris, OC, Washington
Rd. 6 Pick 187: Donovan Peoples-Jones, WR, Michigan
Bryant was a very good value pick, a receiving-oriented tight end who should be able to immediately contribute to the offense. He was consistently projected in the 75-100 overall range, so landing him in the fourth round is a good value.
Harris is a great schematic fit for the Browns and provides much-needed depth behind center JC Tretter. He can also play at guard. Harris’ style and size aren’t for every team, but they fit what the Browns covet under new head coach Kevin Stefanski.
Peoples-Jones is a worthwhile lottery ticket in the 6th. A highly intelligent man off the field, his incredible athletic potential went untapped at Michigan. If the Browns can coax it out, they’ve found themselves their No. 3 WR and a possible return man as well.
Talent grade: A-minus
Value grade: A