Draft Expert Believes Big Ten RB Prospect Would Be Great Fit With Browns

The debate surrounding what the Cleveland Browns will do in the 2025 NFL Draft has centered around the organization’s intentions for their second overall selection in April.

Yet the Browns could be one of the most active franchises in the draft as Cleveland owns double-digit selections this year.

Cleveland GM Andrew Berry has often referred to his draft process as being similar to one an expansion franchise would employ, looking at the best available player at each pick regardless of the team’s need for the position.

Analyst Daniel Jeremiah believes the Browns could find a strong value at one position if Cleveland uses one of the franchise’s latter-round draft picks to select a running back.

Jeremiah believes Cleveland could be eyeing a Big Ten player from Iowa as a potential fit in the team’s offense and shore up their running back room.

“Daniel Jeremiah named Kaleb Johnson as one of the best rookie RB fits for the Browns wide zone offense because of his ability to make one cut, put a foot in the ground and go,” Spencer German shared about Jeremiah’s recent remarks.

Daniel Jeremiah named Kaleb Johnson as one of the best rookie RB fits for the #Browns wide zone offense because of his ability to make one cut, put a foot in the ground and go.

Also referenced Dylan Sampson, both Quinson Judkins and TreVeyon Henderson and Trevor Etienne

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