CLEVELAND, Ohio — The 2024 NFL Draft is here. The rumor mill has been working overtime for weeks, and we’re just hours away from seeing how everything will actually play out.
The only thing that’s practically set in stone is the Chicago Bears taking Caleb Williams at No. 1. There’s a good chance that Jayden Daniels and Drake Maye get taken shortly thereafter, but it’s still anybody’s guess as far as who ends up where.
The New England Patriots and Arizona Cardinals have advertised that they are “open for business,” with picks three and four in the first round, and some teams with picks in the teens might be interested in moving up.
This is the last year that the Cleveland Browns don’t have a first-round draft pick as a result of the Deshaun Watson trade. General manger Andrew Berry hasn’t been the easiest to pin down in his five years in Cleveland. But with six selections in the draft, starting Friday with the No. 54 overall selection, and Berry’s track record for finding valuable players outside the first-round Browns fans should be feeling good about this weekend.