Before we talk about who the Cleveland Browns are bringing in for a visit prior to the NFL draft, we first must explain the idea of a “top 30” visit. While that nomenclature has become normal, it is far from accurate. Instead, teams are allowed to have 30 draft-eligible players visit their facilities prior to the draft.
During that visit, prospects can meet front-office executives, coaches, and training staff and as well as go through medical evaluations. They cannot, however, work out or do any drill-related activities during that time.
Teams use these visits to get a feel for a player, their knowledge base, their medical history and, often, to see what they retain from a meeting with the team at the NFL combine.
