NFL News: Myles Garrett’s Browns make shocking decision for the 2025 Draft

In less than a month, all 32 teams will embark on their journey in the 2025 NFL Draft. However, Myles Garrett’s Cleveland Browns are ready to shake things up at the event with a shocking decision.

The NFL Draft is the perfect opportunity for every team to improve its roster. Hundreds of college prospects are eager to hear their names called by Commissioner Roger Goodell, but only a select few will see their dreams of becoming professional players come true.

As of today, the Tennessee Titans hold the 1st overall pick in the 2025 draft. However, as days pass, rumors suggest that several changes to the current order are expected to happen.

Browns set to shake up the 2025 NFL Draft with unexpected decision

Hundreds of college players are ready to take the next step in their careers in just a few weeks. The NFL Draft could be kind to some of them but prove to be a rough time for others whose names are not called as the days go by.

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As of now, there has been no movement in the first 32 picks. The Titans, Browns, and Giants hold the top-3 selections, but it seems like they are not entirely committed to sticking to their positions.

A few weeks ago, it was reported that the Titans and the Giants could trade down from their positions, but the Browns had no such plans. However, Cleveland is now considering the idea of not selecting at No. 2 and potentially trading down.

According to NFL Insider Josina Anderson, the Browns are open to trading down in the first round of this year’s draft. The club has addressed several needs this offseason, which is why this idea has gained traction in recent days.

Travis Hunter, player of the Colorado Buffaloes

It’s true that the Browns still need to secure a top-tier quarterback. However, it seems that the front office does not see a reliable option this year to justify using the No. 2 overall pick.

Why are the Browns interested in trading down in the 2025 NFL Draft?

In recent years, many teams have traded their top draft picks for future selections or elite players. However, this year’s edition has surprised many, as all three top teams are currently considering trading down, which is not a common occurrence.

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According to reports, while Travis Hunter and Abdul Carter are regarded as solid prospects, neither the Titans, Browns, nor Giants see a franchise-altering player this year to justify staying at their current selections and using them on either prospect.