While Sanders entered the pre-draft process as the clear No. 2 quarterback in the class behind Miami's Cam Ward and a slam-dunk first-round pick, it is no longer a sure thing that he'll come off the board in the first 32 picks.

Trading out of the No. 2 pick might seem risky, but the Cleveland Browns could gain major advantages by prioritizing overall depth over star power.

The Browns have 10 picks, including the No. 2 overall, in the NFL Draft starting at 8pm Thursday and running through Saturday. Why it matters: The draft is Cleveland's best opportunity to improve its roster and field a contender as it tries to recover from the disastrous trade for quarterback Deshaun Watson.