Cleveland Browns Unveil Final Day Schedule For 2025 NFL Draft

The Cleveland Browns have released their schedule for the final day of the 2025 NFL Draft, keeping fans informed as the team looks to add more talent in the later rounds. The franchise shared the detailed schedule via Instagram, highlighting when they’ll be on the clock for their remaining selections.

The Instagram post reveals Cleveland’s remaining draft picks for Saturday’s action. The Browns are scheduled to make five selections on the final day of the draft with one pick in Round 4 (#156), two picks in Round 5 (#156 and #206), one pick in Round 6 (#206), and their final selection coming in Round 7 (#243).

This strategic information comes after what appears to be a productive first two days for the Browns in this year’s draft class, where they’ve already secured several promising prospects.

The Browns have been quite active in the early rounds of the draft. Based on their recent social media activity, the team selected Harold Fannin Jr. in the third round, a pick that carried emotional significance. ABC’s College GameDay crew highlighted the special bond Harold shared with his late sister, Haria, making it a touching moment during the draft.

The franchise also drafted Dillon Gabriel, as indicated in their social posts. Gabriel, who played quarterback at Oregon (referenced with the #ProDucks hashtag in their post), brings impressive college statistics to Cleveland. One of the Browns’ posts noted that “the BG boy put up some serious stats in college,” suggesting Gabriel had a standout collegiate career before being selected.

Another notable addition appears to be a player simply referred to as “Q” in their social media, with the Browns describing him as a “dawg” – football terminology for a tough, tenacious player who brings intensity to the field.

The Browns shared a recap of their second night of the draft, suggesting multiple selections were made. Their social media indicated they had to “get Fannin on the phone” after his selection, showing the excitement from the organization about adding the tight end to their roster.

One post mentioned they added “quite the class yesterday,” indicating satisfaction with their draft haul. Another highlighted a prospect “coming to the team with a winning resume,” suggesting the Browns have prioritized players with championship experience or winning backgrounds.

Interestingly, one of the Browns’ recent posts simply stated “staying home,” which could indicate their draft strategy has focused on selecting local talent, perhaps players from Ohio State or other regional programs. This approach often resonates well with the local fanbase who may already be familiar with these players.

The Cleveland Browns, one of the NFL’s most historic franchises, have been in rebuild mode for several years. Founded in 1944, the team has a rich history but has struggled in recent decades to recapture their early success when they dominated the pre-Super Bowl era with multiple NFL Championships.

This draft represents another opportunity for the Browns to continue building toward consistent competitiveness in the tough AFC North division. The team has shown a commitment to adding young talent through the draft rather than solely relying on free agency, which aligns with sustainable team-building philosophies across the NFL.

For Browns fans, the final day of the draft offers hope for finding late-round gems who could develop into key contributors. Historically, teams have found tremendous value in the later rounds, with many NFL stars having been drafted on day three.

As the 2025 NFL Draft concludes, the Cleveland Browns will look to maximize their remaining picks and complete what appears to be a promising draft class that addresses multiple team needs. The Dawg Pound will be watching closely as the final selections are made, hoping these new additions will help push the team closer to championship contention.

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