Browns target QB Dante Moore in 2027 NFL mock draft
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Last updated Aug 26, 2026

In a new 2027 NFL mock draft, the Cleveland Browns are projected to trade for the first overall pick to select quarterback Dante Moore. ESPN's Jordan Reid writes that the Browns would offer their fourth and 32nd overall picks along with future selections to the Miami Dolphins for the top choice. The mock draft suggests that if Moore continues his collegiate success, he could rejuvenate the Browns' struggling offense. There is speculation about whether Cleveland should aim for Moore over more highly regarded quarterbacks like Arch Manning or CJ Carr. The Browns have focused on future seasons, trading away key players like Myles Garrett to stockpile draft picks.
- •Browns expected to trade multiple picks for 1st overall in 2027 draft
- •Dante Moore projected as the top QB pick over Arch Manning
- •Myles Garrett traded for draft picks indicates long-term planning
- •Jordan Reid's mock draft highlights Browns' focus on future success
- •Browns' quarterback competition remains uncertain heading into the season
- 4:31 PMYahoo Sports — New Browns 2027 NFL mock draft: Which QB did CLE go big for?
"2027 NFL mock drafts will be popular with Cleveland Browns fans. ESPN’s has them trading up for a QB but not Arch Manning
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