Ernesto Cova
Senior Writer and Sub-Editor at Bolavip
Senior Writer, Freelance at The Cold Wire
Senior writer covering the NBA and NFL for @thecoldwire Contact: [email protected]
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6 days ago |
brownsnation.com | Ernesto Cova
The Cleveland Browns need to get a young quarterback. Most reports state that they won’t do so in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, or at least not with their No. 2 pick. They’re reportedly inching closer to taking Travis Hunter instead, and they will likely take a quarterback in the second round or trade back up into the first round to do so.
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6 days ago |
brownsnation.com | Ernesto Cova
The 2025 NFL Draft will be a crucial event for all teams, but perhaps a little more for the Cleveland Browns. The team will have a myriad of draft picks to bolster the roster after a three-win season, including the No. 2 pick. They will likely use that selection to take Travis Hunter out of Colorado, and unless they trade back up and into the first round, they will have the first pick in the second round as well. Many analysts believe they will take a quarterback with that selection at No. 33.
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6 days ago |
brownsnation.com | Ernesto Cova
The Cleveland Browns are reportedly leaning towards taking Travis Hunter with the No. 2 pick. If that’s the case, they will have to figure out a way to use him on both sides of the field. Hunter wants the Commissioner to say he’s both a cornerback and a wide receiver when he mentions his name, and he recently went as far as to say that he would rather retire if whoever picked him didn’t allow him to play on offense and defense.
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6 days ago |
brownsnation.com | Ernesto Cova
The Cleveland Browns have done their due diligence on multiple quarterbacks during the pre-draft process. They’ve reportedly kept tabs on Shedeur Sanders, Jalen Milroe, Jaxson Dart, and Tyler Shough, knowing that Cam Ward is a long shot to be available at No. 2. However, most reports state that they’re likely to take Travis Hunter with their first-round pick. So, unless they find a way to trade back up to the first round, their chances of getting Sanders are slim at best.
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1 week ago |
thecoldwire.com | Ernesto Cova
The NFL is about to welcome a myriad of young talent to its ranks. The 2025 NFL Draft is approaching, and with it, stars of the future will get their first taste of glory. However, making it to the league is just the first step. Those players will have to work hard to prove that they belong and, more importantly, can lead their team to success. Asked about his dream in the league, quarterback prospect Jaxson Dart gave the most predictable, yet correct, answer: He wants to win the championship.
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