When Shedeur Sanders was still on the board in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL draft, the Cleveland Browns decided to aggressively pursue him. According to ESPN's Daniel Oyefusi, Browns general manager Andrew Berry "worked hard" to find a trade that would bring Sanders to Cleveland as his fall continued early on Day 3.

One anonymous NFL team was apparently willing to give up a second-round pick for the superstar San Francisco tight end.

All 32 teams had the chance to fill gaps and shore up positions in the NFL Draft, but there’s always something that has to fall through the cracks as boards don’t break as teams hoped, and need positions get left by the wayside.