Cleveland
Browns.

He fills the interior gap Schwartz's scheme needs. If the medical checks out, he's an explosive run-D anchor; tackling needs work.

Smith's the starting LT the Browns need, though length/speed rush concerns could move him inside. High ceiling, but keep an eye on medicals.

He instantly brings that vertical seam threat they crave. WR1 ceiling in a TE's body if he refines routes, but the run blocking is a must.

Instantly brings that slot coverage and interior disruption they need. High ceiling, if he refines his play strength vs. blocks.

Locks down LT right away with technique, consistency; high floor, but lacks punch against elite power rushers.

He brings that receiving TE with hands and separation the offense needs. The tape is solid, but durability's the big question mark here.

Fills that run-stopping anchor in the middle the scheme needs. Sky-high floor against the run, but coverage and durability limit sub packages.

Brings needed LT presence, but run-block still a major question mark; he's a long-term project, needs to cook.

He brings the red zone threat the Browns TE room lacks. It's a clear gamble, but that size and catch radius aren't coachable.