Browns Podcast: If WR Keon Coleman falls Cleveland should jump at chance to draft him

Florida State Seminoles wide receiver Keon Coleman (4) rushes with the ball for a touchdown breaking the tackle from Florida Gators linebacker Scooby Williams (17) during the second half at Steve Spurrier Field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, FL on Saturday, November 25, 2023. [Matt Pendleton/Gainesville Sun]

The wait is almost over, with the 2024 NFL draft set to kick off in less than two weeks in Detroit. After a trade with the Titans last week, the Cleveland Browns currently have six picks in this year’s draft. Knowing Browns general manager Andrew Berry, the team could trade back for future assets or more cracks at the Top 100 picks this year.

One name that comes up as a guy who might fall a bit in this year’s class is Florida State wide receiver Keon Coleman. If that is the case, he would be a great selection for Cleveland, even if they need to trade up a bit to make it happen.

Coleman’s blend of size, strength, and athleticism is everything you want in a number-one wide receiver in the NFL. Giving him time to adjust to the next level with the talent in the room already could help his long-term success a ton.

Berry always talks about how the draft isn’t for the now but for the future, and picking Coleman would help immediately and down the line. You can hear more about Coleman and the rest of this week’s mock draft by clicking here to listen to this podcast.

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