In the end, the Cleveland Browns did trade back from pick 42 moving back to pick 74 and acquiring former second-round pick Elijah Moore from the New York Jets. Fans had been waiting and hoping to see a move at the position that would make the team faster and more dynamic and they got their wish.
Being able to move back 32 picks and pick up a player with two more years on a rookie contract that fit a big need is a savvy front-office move. Moore isn’t a finished product but has loads of potential and really fun tape despite never playing with good quarterback play. Let’s break it all down and grade the trade for the Browns.
