2025 NFL Mock Draft: Cleveland Browns All 7 Rounds!

The Picks

Round 1, Pick 2: Cam Ward, QB, Miami

With Shedeur Sanders going first overall, the Browns land their potential franchise quarterback in Cam Ward. Ward is a talented passer with the arm talent and accuracy to thrive in Stefanski’s offense. He can make all the throws and possesses the mobility to extend plays.

Round 2, Pick 33: Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State

This dynamic receiver adds another weapon to the Browns’ offense. He possesses excellent route-running ability, speed, and explosiveness, making him a perfect complement to Jerry Jeudy.

Round 3, Pick 67: Marcus MBow, OL, Purdue

MBow is a versatile offensive lineman capable of playing both guard and tackle. He provides valuable depth and competition on the offensive line and could potentially push for a starting role.

Round 3, Pick 93: Tate Ratledge, OL, Georgia

Ratledge is a powerful run blocker who fits the Browns’ offensive line mold. He adds depth and competition at guard and could develop into a starter.

Round 3, Pick 102: Ashton Gillotte, Edge, Louisville

Gillotte is an athletic freak with exceptional pass-rushing skills. He adds depth and versatility to the Browns’ defense and could contribute as a situational pass rusher early in his career.

Round 5, Pick 167: Jason Marshall Jr., CB, Florida

Marshall Jr. is a big, physical cornerback with good speed and coverage skills. He adds depth and competition to the Browns’ secondary and could develop into a starter.

Round 5, Pick 177: Luke Lachey, TE, Iowa

Lachey is a well-rounded tight end with good hands, blocking skills, and football IQ. He provides depth at tight end and could contribute as a receiver and blocker.

Round 5, Pick 190: Rylie Mills, DL, Notre Dame

Mills is a versatile defensive lineman with a high motor and the ability to play multiple positions. He adds depth and competition to the Browns’ defensive line.

Round 6, Pick 202: Kalel Mullings, RB, Michigan

This tough, hard-nosed runner adds depth to the Browns’ backfield. He could compete for a significant role if the Browns move on from Nick Chubb.

Round 7, Pick 214: David Bailey, LB, Stanford

Bailey is a versatile linebacker who can play both inside and outside. He adds depth and athleticism to the Browns’ linebacker corps and could contribute on special teams.

Round 7, Pick 215: Montrell Johnson, RB, Florida

This back adds further depth to the Browns’ running back room and could contribute in short-yardage situations.

Round 7, Pick 256: Ricky White, WR, UNLV

White is a speedy receiver with good route-running ability and separation skills. He adds depth to the Browns’ receiving corps and could potentially develop into a slot receiver. White is also one of the best special teams players in this class.

Overall

This mock draft addresses many of the Cleveland Browns’ needs. They find their potential quarterback of the future in Cam Ward, add weapons on offense, and bolster their depth on both sides of the ball. With a few smart free-agent signings, this draft class could lay the foundation for a successful new era in Cleveland.

What do you think, Browns fans? Does this draft get the Dawg Pound barking?

I hope this has helped you prepare for this season and the upcoming NFL Draft season.