The 2-6 start isn’t what anyone wanted for the Cleveland Browns. While it’s not too late for the team to figure out its issues and get back into a muddy AFC playoff picture, it’s also not too early to look ahead at where GM John Dorsey and the Browns might be selecting in the 2020 NFL Draft.
After Week 9, the updated draft order sees the Browns in the No. 7 overall slot. They have the same 2-6 record as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers but have not played as difficult of a strength of schedule as Bruce Arians’ Bucs.
The Cincinnati Bengals, still winless, hold the No. 1 pick. The New York Giants would pick 6th if the season ended today with their 2-7 record.
