Mitchell Schwartz

Schwartz is projected to start at right tackle for the Browns in 2014.

Schwartz will return as the starting right tackle for the Browns in 2013. He started all 16 games as a rookie last season.

While many thought the Browns would be taking a receiver, or even perhaps a higher rated lineman, they decided on Schwartz with the 37th pick of April's draft. He has experience playing both left and right tackle at the University of California, and he is expected to start from Day One. He has NFL bloodlines as his older brother Geoff plays tackle for the Vikings, is know for having solid technique, has prototypical size, and should be an immediate upgrade over the right tackles the Browns have been trotting out the last few seasons. His addition should be a slight boost to running back Trent Richardson and quarterback Brandon Weeden.