After finishing 3-14 in 2024, the Cleveland Browns earned the No. 2 pick in the draft. However, the difference between the first and second pick in the 2025 NFL Draft is significant, as the quarterback class isn’t overly impressive.

Would Bears GM Ryan Poles sacrifice high-end draft capital to land the only potential draftee who could immediately take his defense next level?

At pick 33, the Cleveland Browns should be pleased to select Iowa’s Kaleb Johnson, a dynamic and smooth runner who was the engine of his offense in 2024. Johnson is a proven explosive playmaker, rushing for 15 or more yards on 28 of his 240 rushes in his final season for the Hawkeyes.

Daniel Jeremiah held his annual conference call about the NFL Combine, during which he shared nuggets about several prospects, including some that make sense for the Chicago Bears.