That will all change in 2026, with the six-year seniors essentially coming to an end and the first wave of NIL players going through four years of college, the draft class is expected to be loaded with top-end talent and as deep as it's ever been.

The 2025 NFL Draft is officially in the books, and plenty of teams stole the headlines for their decisions over the weekend. The Jacksonville Jaguars stole the show early by trading up for Travis Hunter, while the Browns got all of the fanfare late with their selection of Shedeur Sanders in Round 5.

The Cleveland Browns are off a successful NFL Draft, where general manager Andrew Berry made seven selections that will help the Browns now and in the future.

According to KPCR2’s NFL insider Aaron Wilson, the Browns recently hosted former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson for a visit. However, according to NFL Network insider Mike Garafolo,

Most NFL Draft analysts correctly predicted the order of the first five or six picks, but what many people overlooked was the Jacksonville Jaguars’ unrelenting desire to acquire star cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter.