Welcome into Brown's Film Breakdown.

Jake Burns, your host, Monday edition.

We are going to go through our mock draft over the weekend, which was a deep dive mock draft.

And you guys had some great questions.

So I wanted to try to answer some of them for you and really talk through some of the picks that we made and like who was available and why we went the route that we went.

So this started with a breakdown that we have coming up this week, probably tomorrow.

It's been recorded, so now it's just editing on Shador Sanders and what it all looks like,

whether the Brown select him, and really kind of different scopes or lenses, I probably say,

to look at how they go about this

player, this pick if they don't love the guy. And again, we're very detailed on this tomorrow,

but for the sake of this draft over the weekend, I wanted to look at what it would be trade-wise

if the Browns are to move out of that pick. So I think for, in order for the Giants or Raiders to move up, it becomes the Titans taking

Cam Ward at one and perhaps the Browns wanting to take Ward.

They like him.

And we'll have a deep dive on Cam Ward too, but they want him, they like him.

And that's their guy, but they can't get the Titans to come

off that pick, and they're sitting there too without a desire to take Sanders, which again,

could be totally false, but we're doing this under the pretense that there are different

outcomes to this, so bear with me. The trade then becomes the Giants are trying to perhaps

move up with Cleveland to take that

player, but the Raiders are also bidding to come up from six to take that player, and then it

becomes a bidding war.

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