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Browns Target Defense and Backfield with Day 2 Draft Picks

Cleveland selects UCLA linebacker Carson Schwesinger and Ohio State running back Quinshon Judkins to address key roster needs.

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Overview

  • The Browns used the 33rd overall pick on Carson Schwesinger, a former UCLA walk-on who became a first-team All-American with 90 solo tackles in 2024.
  • At No. 36, Cleveland selected Quinshon Judkins, an Ohio State standout with 3,785 career rushing yards and 45 touchdowns over three college seasons.
  • Judkins is seen as a potential successor to Nick Chubb, whose injuries in recent seasons have left the Browns' backfield unsettled.
  • Schwesinger bolsters a linebacker unit facing uncertainty, with Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah recovering from a season-ending neck injury.
  • The No. 36 pick was part of the draft capital acquired in the Travis Hunter trade, reflecting the Browns' focus on filling critical gaps over selecting a quarterback early.