Already positioned with double-digit picks after they were rewarded three compensatory picks, the Browns traded their way to the biggest draft class in 37 years.
Cleveland put the wraps on its 14-man class with the selection of Scooby Wright, a linebacker from Arizona, with the 250th overall pick. He was the ninth selection on a busy Saturday that included two more trades, four fourth-round selections and four fifth-rounders.
"I think it has been a tremendous few days for us," Browns coach Hue Jackson said. "We set out to strengthen our team, to improve our team in a lot of different areas, and I think we have accomplished that."
Cleveland's five trades of picks not only provided record returns for 2016, but also set the team up to have similar hauls in the years to come. The Browns carry extra first- and second-round picks in 2017 and an additional second-round pick in 2018. Cleveland is also poised to receive a similar number of compensatory picks in 2017.
"Not only is it about picking talented players but people that really fit in your organization," Browns chief strategy officer Paul DePodesta said. "As you can see probably from the five guys that were up here earlier today, as much as we are focused on talent, we are really also focused on character."
Here's a full breakdown of the class of 2016, a group that includes four wide receivers, an injection of pass rushers and at least one player for every position group on the field outside of running backs and specialists.
1st round
The Cleveland Browns selected Baylor wide receiver Corey Coleman with the No. 15 pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.
- WR Corey Coleman - Baylor (from Titans through Rams)
2nd round
The Browns kickstarted the 2016 NFL Draft's second round Friday by selecting Oklahoma State defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah with the No. 32 pick.
The Browns selected Penn State defensive end Carl Nassib at No. 65 with their first of three picks in Friday's third round.
- DE Carl Nassib - Penn State
- OT Shon Coleman - Auburn (from Titans through Rams)
The Browns wrapped up a busy third round Friday by selecting USC quarterback Cody Kessler with the No. 93 pick.
- QB Cody Kessler - USC (from Panthers)
4th round
The Browns kicked off a jam-packed Day 3 of the 2016 NFL Draft on Saturday by selecting Wisconsin linebacker Joe Schobert at the start of the fourth round with the No. 99 pick.
The Browns selected Auburn wide receiver Ricardo Louis with their second of four picks in Saturday's fourth round.
The Browns continued rolling through Saturday's fourth round by selecting TCU defensive back Derrick Kindred with the No. 129 pick.
- FS Derrick Kindred - TCU (from Panthers)
- TE Seth DeValve - Princeton (compensatory pick)
5th round
The Browns used their first of four fifth-round picks Saturday when they selected UCLA wide receiver Jordan Payton with the No. 154 pick.
- WR Jordan Payton - UCLA (from Raiders)
The Browns selected Baylor tackle Spencer Drango with the No. 168 pick in the fifth round of the NFL Draft on Saturday.
- OL Spencer Drango - Baylor (from Panthers)
The Browns selected Colorado State wide receiver Rashard Higgins on Saturday with their first of two fifth-round compensatory picks.
- WR Rashard Higgins - Colorado State (compensatory selection)
- DB Trey Caldwell - Louisiana-Monroe (compensatory selection)
7th round
- LB Scooby Wright III - Arizona (from Dolphins through Patriots)
