2017 NFL Draft: Packers trade out of first round as Browns move up for offense

The Browns just had to get one more first-round pick

The Browns aren't playing around.

After taking Myles Garrett with the first-overall pick, they traded down in the first round and landed Jabrill Peppers at No. 25. Not to be outdone, the Browns traded back into the first round for another selection, this time moving up from No. 33 to No. 29, swapping places with the Packers. And for their troubles, the Packers also get the Browns' 2017 fourth-round pick.

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Cleveland, with needs up and down the roster, finally addressed the offense -- but not with a quarterback. Instead, it took one of the most athletic tight ends in the entire class, former Miami standout David Njoku, with the No. 29 pick.

The Packers meanwhile, are still looking for defensive help, either at pass rusher or in the secondary.