CLEVELAND, Ohio — The NFL Draft is finally here and it starts with No. 2 when the Browns are on the clock given that the Titans are staying at No. 1 and taking Cam Ward. The Browns, with five picks in the first 104 and 10 overall, have a chance to transform their roster and dig out of their 3-14 hole.

Per Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz, the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants are considered longshots to trade out of the second and third picks, respectively, despite multiple teams calling to gauge their interest. Schultz did note the Browns are still "listening" when teams call with "legitimate" offers.

It’s football Christmas, and all of the excitement, pain, joy, and fury of the season subsides for every fan to celebrate the future and potential of their teams. For the Browns, this is a particularly important draft, having mentally moved on from quarterback Deshaun Watson as they begin working towards a brighter future .