The 2025 NFL Draft is still a few months away, but the anticipation over what the Giants will do with their No. 3 overall pick in April continues to build. And some news out of Cleveland might affect what happens when the Giants are on the clock. Monday, Browns defensive end Myles Garrett requested a trade.

As Andrew Berry and the Browns get ready for the 2025 NFL Draft, which may be the most consequential of his tenure as Cleveland’s general manager, we’re looking back at each of his previous five drafts to see how he’s done.

The Browns are in such an awkward spot organizationally. Yet as the holders of the No. 2 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft, Cleveland can make a maneuver that can benefit the club in the short term and provide the team extra ammo potentially needed to pick a quarterback in next year's draft.

With him and Miami’s Cam Ward being the only two quarterbacks worthy of a first round pick in this year’s NFL draft, the Browns may not have a ton of options at the position this offseason. However, Sanders’ accuracy and ability to play in structure may just fit him in like a glove with head coach Kevin Stefanski.

As fans of the Cleveland Browns know, the NFL draft is mostly a crapshoot. While the Browns have been historically bad, most teams struggle to make good decisions and high-end players mostly come from the first and second round but there are also high busts rates early as well.