The flurry of free agent signings across the NFL has slowed down to a crawl. Needs have been met, weaknesses have been shored up. For some teams, the signings likely were enough to reconfigure their top needs in the upcoming draft.
The ClevelandBrowns.com team of Kevin Jones, Nathan Zegura, Andrew Gribble and Matt Wilhelm took that into consideration when they drew up their second mock draft.
Kevin Jones
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Round 1 – Pick 1 – QB Jameis Winston

Round 1 – Pick 2 – DE Leonard Williams

Round 1 – Pick 3 – OLB Dante Fowler

Round 1 – Pick 4 – WR Kevin White

Round 1 – Pick 5 – QB Marcus Mariota

Round 1 – Pick 6 – DE Shane Ray

Round 1 – Pick 7 – WR Amari Cooper

Round 1 – Pick 8 – OL Brandon Scherff

Round 1 – Pick 9 – CB Trae Waynes

Round 1 – Pick 10 – WR DeVante Parker

Round 1 – Pick 11 – DE Randy Gregory

Round 1 – Pick 12 – NG Danny In the right scheme, Shelton's combination of a stout body in the run game to go along with athleticism as a pass rusher could make him an eventual centerpiece of a defense. In Cleveland, the 339-pound Shelton not only could start right away but also have the potential to overhaul the Browns' defensive line.

Round 1 – Pick 13 – OLB Vic Beasley

Round 1 – Pick 14 – CB Jaelen Collins

Round 1 – Pick 15 – RB Melvin Gordon

Round 1 – Pick 16 – WR Jaelen Strong

Round 1 – Pick 17 – OL Andrus Peat

Round 1 – Pick 18 – DL Eddie Goldman

Round 1 – Pick 19 – OLB Bud Dupree Thus far into free agency, the Browns have yet to fill the void Jabaal Sheard left at outside linebacker. Enter Dupree, and then some. Perhaps no pass rusher in the draft has the former Kentucky Wildcat's combination of size (6-foot-4, 269 pounds) and speed (4.54 seconds in the 40-yard dash). Coach Mike Pettine said the team will place a premium on making the defense a dominate unit. Dupree coupled with Shelton put Pettine's beliefs into action.

Round 1 – Pick 20 – SS Landon Collins

Round 1 – Pick 21 – WR Dorial Green-Beckham

Round 1 – Pick 22 – CB Marcus Peters

Round 1 – Pick 23 – OL Lael Collins

Round 1 – Pick 24 – RB Todd Gurley

Round 1 – Pick 25 – OL D.J. Humphries

Round 1 – Pick 26 – WR Breshad Perriman

Round 1 – Pick 27 – DL Malcom Brown

Round 1 – Pick 28 – OL T.J. Clemmings

Round 1 – Pick 29 – LB Denzel Perryman

Round 1 – Pick 30 – TE Maxx Williams

Round 1 – Pick 31 – DL Arik Armstead

Round 1 – Pick 32 – DT Jordan Phillips
(12) DT Danny Shelton - Washington
In the right scheme, Shelton's combination of a stout body in the run game to go along with athleticism as a pass rusher could make him an eventual centerpiece of a defense. In Cleveland, the 339-pound Shelton not only could start right away but also have the potential to overhaul the Browns' defensive line.
(19) Alvin "Bud" Dupree - Kentucky
Thus far into free agency, the Browns have yet to fill the void Jabaal Sheard left at outside linebacker. Enter Dupree, and then some. Perhaps no pass rusher in the draft has the former Kentucky Wildcat's combination of size (6-foot-4, 269 pounds) and speed (4.54 seconds in the 40-yard dash). Coach Mike Pettine said the team will place a premium on making the defense a dominate unit. Dupree coupled with Shelton put Pettine's beliefs into action.
Nathan Zegura
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Round 1 - Pick 1 - QB Jameis Winston

Round 1- Pick 2- DE Leonard Williams

Round 1- Pick 3- OLB Dante Fowler

Round 1- Pick 4- WR Kevin White

Round 1- Pick 5- OLB Vic Beasley

Round 1- Pick 6- QB Marcus Mariota

Round 1- Pick 7- WR Amari Cooper

Round 1- Pick 8- DE Shane Ray

Round 1- Pick 9- OL Brandon Schreff

Round 1- Pick 10- OL LaEl Collins

Round 1- Pick 11- CB Trae Waynes

Round 1- Pick 12 - DT Danny Shelton The Browns could go Parker here if they want that big-three wide receiver, but I think with Shelton on the board, the defensive-minded Browns get their Haloti Ngata to solidify the interior of the defensive line.

Round 1- Pick 13- OLB Bud Dupree

Round 1- Pick 14- S Landon Collins

Round 1- Pick 15- WR DeVante Parker

Round 1- Pick 16- DL Malcolm Brown

Round 1- Pick 17- RB Todd Gurley

Round 1- Pick 18- WR Dorial Green-Beckham

Round 1- Pick 19 - OLB Randy Gregory The Browns stick on the defensive side of the ball and get the best pass rusher left on the board. He has incredible burst but will fall on draft day because of size concerns. Gregory would immediately upgrade the pass rush after solidifying the defensive line at 12. If the Browns do this, look for a wide receiver in the second round and some interior offensive line plus a tight end in rounds 3 or 4.

Round 1- Pick 20- CB Jalen Collins

Round 1- Pick 21- OLB Shaq Thompson

Round 1- Pick 22- CB Marcus Peters

Round 1- Pick 23- DL Eddie Goldman

Round 1- Pick 24- CB Kevin Johnson

Round 1- Pick 25- OL DJ Humphries

Round 1- Pick 26- WR Jalen Strong

Round 1- Pick 27- DE Arik Armstead

Round 1- Pick 28- OL Andrus Peat

Round 1- Pick 29- RB Melvin Gordon

Round 1- Pick 30- LB Erik Kendricks

Round 1- Pick 31- TE Maxx Williams

Round 1- Pick 32- CB Ronald Darby
(12) DT Danny Shelton - Washington
The Browns could go Parker here if they want that big-three wide receiver, but I think with Shelton on the board, the defensive-minded Browns get their Haloti Ngata to solidify the interior of the defensive line.
(19) LB Randy Gregory - Nebraska
The Browns stick on the defensive side of the ball and get the best pass rusher left on the board. He has incredible burst but will fall on draft day because of size concerns. Gregory would immediately upgrade the pass rush after solidifying the defensive line at 12. If the Browns do this, look for a wide receiver in the second round and some interior offensive line plus a tight end in rounds 3 or 4.
Andrew Gribble
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Round 1 – Pick 1 – QB Jameis Winston

Round 1 – Pick 2 – QB Marcus Mariota

Round 1 – Pick 3 – DL Leonard Williams

Round 1 – Pick 4 – player name

Round 1 – Pick 5 – LB Vic Beasley

Round 1 – Pick 6 – LB Dante Fowler Jr.

Round 1 – Pick 7 – DT Danny Shelton

Round 1 – Pick 8 – LB Randy Gregory

Round 1 – Pick 9 – OL Brandon Scherff

Round 1 – Pick 10 – WR Kevin White

Round 1 – Pick 11 – WR DeVante Parker

Round 1 – Pick 12 – LB Shane Ray The Browns filled a number of holes through free agency but they weren't able to beef up their pass rush amid the loss of Sheard. That changes at pick No. 12, where the Browns will benefit from one of the draft's best crops of pass rushers in years by having the 2014 SEC Defensive Player of the Year fall in their lap.

Round 1 – Pick 13 – LB Alvin "Bud" Dupree

Round 1 – Pick 14 – DB Trae Waynes

Round 1 – Pick 15 – OL Andrus Peat

Round 1 – Pick 16 – WR Jaelen Strong

Round 1 – Pick 17 – RB Melvin Gordon

Round 1 – Pick 18 – DT Malcom Brown

Round 1 – Pick 19 – OL Lael Collins If Malcom Brown's around at 19, he's a more likely selection, but this is assuming he's gone. Collins was good enough to play left tackle in college football's toughest conference, projects as a right tackle in the NFL and is versatile enough to play guard. He'd bring a good injection of competition to multiple spots on an offensive line that is very good in the starting five but needs better depth.

Round 1 – Pick 20 – DL Arik Armstead

Round 1 – Pick 21 – OL Ereck Flowers

Round 1 – Pick 22 – DB Kevin Johnson

Round 1 – Pick 23 – OL T.J. Clemmings

Round 1 – Pick 24 – RB Todd Gurley

Round 1 – Pick 25 – OL D.J. Humphries

Round 1 – Pick 26 – DE Owamagbe Odighizuwa

Round 1 – Pick 27 – DT Eddie Goldman

Round 1 – Pick 28 – OL Cameron Erving

Round 1 – Pick 29 – S Landon Collins

Round 1 – Pick 30 – DB Marcus Peters

Round 1 – Pick 31 – WR Dorial Green-Beckham

Round 1 – Pick 32 – DT Jordan Phillips
(12) LB Shane Ray - Missouri
The Browns filled a number of holes through free agency but they weren't able to beef up their pass rush amid the loss of Sheard. That changes at pick No. 12, where the Browns will benefit from one of the draft's best crops of pass rushers in years by having the 2014 SEC Defensive Player of the Year fall in their lap.
(19) OL La'el Collins - LSU
If Malcom Brown's around at 19, he's a more likely selection, but this is assuming he's gone. Collins was good enough to play left tackle in college football's toughest conference, projects as a right tackle in the NFL and is versatile enough to play guard. He'd bring a good injection of competition to multiple spots on an offensive line that is very good in the starting five but needs better depth.
Matt Wilhelm
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Round 1- Pick 1- QB Jameis Winston

Round 1- Pick 2- LB Dante Fowler Jr.

Round 1- Pick 3- DL Leonard Williams

Round 1- Pick 4- WR Kevin White

Round 1- Pick 5- LB Vic Beasley

Round 1- Pick 6- QB Marcus Mariota

Round 1- Pick 7- LB Randy Gregory

Round 1- Pick 8- CB Trae Waynes

Round 1- Pick 9- OL Brandon Scherff

Round 1- Pick 10- WR Amari Cooper

Round 1- Pick 11- WR DeVante Parker

Round 1- Pick 12- DT Danny Shelton Shelton shined at the Senior Bowl. The big-three wide receivers in the draft – Amari Cooper, Kevin White and DeVante Parker – likely will be gone at that point and the Browns will focus on shoring up their run defense with the top available nose tackle.

Round 1- Pick 13- OLB Bud Dupree

Round 1- Pick 14- DB Landon Collins

Round 1- Pick 15- RB Todd Gurley

Round 1- Pick 16- WR Jaelen Strong

Round 1- Pick 17- RB Melvin Gordon

Round 1- Pick 18- DT Malcolm Brown

Round 1- Pick 19- OL Andrus Peat In the Cardinal's offense, Peat will come to the NFL pro-ready. The transition for him will be very easy to immediately go into a competition, whether it be at guard or tackle. He'll contribute and solidify that running game and protect whoever is the quarterback for the Browns.

Round 1- Pick 20- DB Kevin Jones

Round 1- Pick 21- OL Ereck Flowers

Round 1- Pick 22- DL Arik Armstead

Round 1- Pick 23- OL T.J. Clemmings

Round 1- Pick 24- DE Owamagbe Odighizuwa

Round 1- Pick 25- OL Lael Collins

Round 1- Pick 26- WR Devin Smith

Round 1- Pick 27- DT Eddie Goldman

Round 1- Pick 28- OL Cameron Erving

Round 1- Pick 29- LB Paul Dawson

Round 1- Pick 30- LB Eric Kendricks

Round 1- Pick 31- WR Dorial Green-Beckham

Round 1- Pick 32- WR Devin Funchess
(12) DL Danny Shelton – Washington
Shelton shined at the Senior Bowl. The big-three wide receivers in the draft – Amari Cooper, Kevin White and DeVante Parker – likely will be gone at that point and the Browns will focus on shoring up their run defense with the top available nose tackle.
(19) OL Andrus Peat - Stanford
In the Cardinal's offense, Peat will come to the NFL pro-ready. The transition for him will be very easy to immediately go into a competition, whether it be at guard or tackle. He'll contribute and solidify that running game and protect whoever is the quarterback for the Browns.