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Could the Browns trade the #6 & #39 picks to the Cowboys for #12 & #20?

Could the Cleveland Browns trade picks #6 and #39 to the Dallas Cowboys for #12 and #20 in the NFL Draft? Short answer: yes, it’s realistic — but only if both sides see clear value. From a draft value chart standpoint, #6 overall carries significant weight. Historically, the 6th pick is valued around the equivalent of a mid-first plus an early second. When you combine #6 and #39, Cleveland is giving up premium capital — likely slightly more total value than #12 and #20 combined. So if Dallas wanted to jump up to 6 for a quarterback, elite tackle, or blue-chip defender, the framework makes sense. The Browns might even have to get a small sweetener (a late-round pick) depending on how aggressive the Cowboys are. For Cleveland, the benefit would be flexibility. Sliding back to #12 while picking up #20 keeps you in range for a top offensive lineman, corner, or impact defender — and now you’d have two first-round swings instead of one marquee selection. The risk? Passing on a potential blue-chip, franchise-altering talent at #6. That’s always the gamble. Bottom line — it’s a move that says you trust your scouting depth over chasing one superstar. If the Browns believe there are 10–12 similarly graded players, this is the type of trade that builds roster strength. If there’s a true difference-maker sitting at 6? You stay put and don’t overthink it. Subscribe and ring the bell for the latest talk about the Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Guardians, Cleveland Cavaliers and Ohio State Buckeyes: https://bit.ly/ucss_subscribe Follow on Twitter:   / ultclesports   Watch live on YouTube 11 a.m.-1 p.m. weekdays on YouTube and WKYC+ on your Roku and Fire TV apps! The Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show is your daily source of the best conversation about the Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Guardians, Cleveland Cavaliers and Ohio State Buckeyes, as well as sports throughout Northeast Ohio. Produced by Mike Lucas, Anthony Antonelli, and Earl Mauldin. Hosted by Jay Crawford, Adam the Bull, G Bush, Jason Lloyd, and Tyvis Powell.