Russell Wilson visiting the Browns on Thursday and Giants on Friday, source says

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : With Ward gaining momentum lately and a strong possibility to go No. 1 overall to the Titans, the Browns must decide if they like Sanders well enough to take him at No. 2, or if they'll wait and take a quarterback later.
53% : In the latter scenario, they could draft a formidable weapon such as receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter at No. 2, and try to get a quarterback such as Jaxson Dart or Jalen Milroe later.
53% : They could also try to trade back some -- there will be other teams interested in Sanders at No. 2 if the Browns aren't -- and take a QB such as Dart a little later in the first round.
50% : The Browns are seriously considering drafting either Ward or Sanders at No. 2, and both of them have starting potential as rookies.
48% : The Browns also acquired another former Steelers quarterback on Monday when they traded with the Eagles for Pittsburgh's 2022 No. 20 overall pick Kenny Pickett.
48% : They already had their top five targets for No. 2 in for top 30 visits last week: Ward, Sanders, Hunter, edge rusher Abdul Carter and offensive tackle Will Campbell.
48% : They're still doing their diligence on all of the prospects, and haven't locked in their choice at No. 2, or their strategy.
47% : The Browns will also add another running back to pair with Jerome Ford, and hope to get their defense back into the top 10 this season after it tumbled from No. 1 in 2023 to 19th last season.

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