There is no such thing as “perfect” in the NFL Draft. Players like Peyton Manning, Andrew Luck, Trevor Lawrence And Caleb Williams were considered generational quarterbacks, but none were perfect. So far, only Manning has really lived up to his standards.

The upcoming 2025 NFL Draft appears to have two players at the top and plenty of interesting prospects, including the Ohio State-Michigan game afterward.

For the Cleveland Browns, who are currently ranked in the top 10 draft but dream of pulling off a playoff miracle, finding a prospect in the first round is crucial. The Browns haven’t picked early in several years and need to find an impactful player, especially if they pick this high.

According to Cory Kinnan, WR Luther burden III Would be the perfect impact player for the Browns:

Wide receivers Jerry Jeudy and Cedric Tillman have become legitimate threats on the field, but what they lack is a player who can become an extension of their running game.

Elijah Moore is not that player and he will be a free agent at the end of the season. Missouri wide receiver Luther Burden III is that player. Not only is he Deebo-like with the football in hand and difficult to get on the ground, but his ability to win on the field and on the sidelines elevates his game even further.

Burden is a true junior at Missouri. Statistically, the 5’11”, 205-pound receiver is having a down year compared to 2023, but quarterback play is vital to the performance of college receivers. Last year, Burden had 86 receptions for over 1,200 yards and nine touchdowns. This year, those numbers have dropped to 60 catches for 665 yards and six touchdowns.

The Consensus Big Board currently sees Burden as the 10th overall prospect in the upcoming NFL draft.

Kinnan’s play features seven other perfect fits for other teams.

Do you think a receiver is important enough for the Browns in next year’s draft? Should Cleveland select the best player available regardless of position? Do you agree with Kinnan that Burden’s style is a perfect fit for the team?