Report: Browns split between Garrett, Trubisky for No. 1 pick
The Cleveland Browns have yet to make up their mind regarding who they will pick with the first overall selection in the upcoming 2017 NFL Draft, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
People in the organization are split between edge rusher Myles Garrett and quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, adds Schefter.
"Don't be surprised if Myles Garrett isn't the No. 1 pick," an anonymous NFL executive told Schefter.
Many have assumed Garrett will be the first off the board given his absurd talent level and positional fit for the Browns, but the team is in the market for a quarterback as well.
Related - Garrett: I'd punish Browns for 'next 10-12 years' if not picked No. 1
Trubisky has been dubbed by some as the most pro-ready quarterback in this year's class.
The Browns also own the 12th pick of the first round.
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