The Browns are slated to pick behind the Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers in every round they have a pick in.

Cleveland could leap both of its AFC North rivals to land a prospect that intrigues all of the divisional foes.

The Browns' target for a move like this would either be the New York Giants at No. 47 or Jacksonville Jaguars at No. 48.

A move up of six or seven spots would not come at a drastic cost for the Browns, who need to be wise with any potential splashes they want to make in the second round.

Cleveland could be after wide receiver or linebacker help. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh also have those needs, and if they are not addressed in the first round, they could be the target of their respective second-round picks.