The Cleveland Browns have traded highly-rated Elijah Moore from the New York Jets, but it's come at a cost in terms of Draft capital.
According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, a second-round pick has gone to the Jets in exchange for Moore which limits their options in the 2023 Draft even further. The Browns already gave up their first-round pick in the upcoming Draft for quarterback DeShaun Watson, and now they have no picks in the opening two rounds.
The Browns only have eight total picks between rounds three and seven, and although they're looking to field a stacked roster, it could be a gamble further down the line. But Moore is seen as a potential future star, and head coach Kevin Stefanski clearly sees the 22-year-old as no-brainer for the Browns.
