While Dart could become a first-rounder, it would be surprising to see either the Browns or Raiders take him that high. The Browns have the No. 2 pick, and according to The Athletic's Jeff Howe, there is "growing belief" that Cleveland will take Travis Hunter with that pick.

Keep an eye on this pick and the Panthers pick as a possible trade-up scenario for the Giants. It’s entirely possible they come out of this draft with both Sanders and Hunter. They have the ammunition to move back up, owning a second and two third-round picks this year, and their full cache of picks in 2026.

The Titans may be locked in at No. 1, but more than half of the teams in the top 10 would be well-served to consider sliding back—whether it's to add a future first in a blockbuster or a more modest deal that brings added draft capital on Day 2. The Cleveland Browns have a number of options with the second overall pick on April 24.