Browns Day 3 mock draft with NFL Draft drawing toward conclusion

The first three rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft are in the books, and the Cleveland Browns have added a lot of talent.

Double-dipping into the wide receiver pool with KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston was a great idea, and getting a first-round talent in Emmanuel McNeil-Warren in the late second is reason for excitement.

Though the Austin Barber selection after trading up was a little bizarre. Now they turn their sights on day three of the draft, where they have six total picks, though none are in the fourth round. Let's take a look at how day three could play out.

Trade:

Browns Receive: Round 4, Pick 126

Bills Receive: Round 5, Pick 146 and Round 5, Pick 148

Round 4, Pick 126: Jack Endries, TE, Texas

Endries offers true alignment versatility; he can line up inline or in the slot and poses a vertical threat down the seam. He’s shown outstanding reliability with his hands, posting zero drops this year. As a blocker, he’s effective, but an extra boost in strength could push him into a higher tier.

Round 5, Pick 149: Jager Burton, C, Kentucky

Jager Burton is a plus-level athlete who brings versatility to the interior of the offensive line. He played both guard spots and center during his time in college. He does a good job moving laterally and can re-engage well if initially beaten. He might not develop into a full-time starter, but he could be a solid depth piece on the interior.

Round 5, Pick 152: Nadame Tucker, EDGE, Western Michigan

Nadame Tucker may be a one‑year breakout, but his production for Western Michigan this season was exceptional. He posted a 28.4% pass‑rush win rate and totaled 61 pressures, 14.5 sacks, and 21 tackles for loss. Tucker explodes off the line with a real burst, using powerful hands and smooth lateral movement to consistently beat offensive tackles.