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The NFL Draft starts tonight and the Cleveland Browns are on the clock. Who will they take? Here is Mike Farrell’s final mock draft for 2018.

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QB Sam Darnold, USC – It’s going to be a quarterback and either Darnold or Josh Allen so I’ll go with the guy the Browns think has more big-time experience.

RB Saquon Barkley, Penn State – The Giants love Barkley and feel they can build their offense around him.

QB Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma – It could be Allen, it could be Josh Rosen, but I think the Jets are enamored with Mayfield here.

DE Bradley Chubb, NC State – Pairing Chubb with Myles Garrett is a great attraction for the Browns, especially with Barkley gone.

QB Josh Allen, Wyoming – The run on quarterbacks continues as Allen goes to the Brocnos or at least to someone who trades up into this spot.

OL Quenton Nelson, Notre Dame – The Colts wanted Chubb to fall to them but will be happy helping the offensive line with the best one in the draft.

DB Derwin James, Florida State – James is rising on many boards because of his athleticism and he is the pick here over Minkah Fitzpatrick.

DB Denzel Ward, Ohio State – The top cornerback in the draft falls this far and the Bears can’t pass him up.

LB Tremaine Edmunds, Virginia Tech – The freaky linebacker will be a great fit for the rebuilding 49ers defense, especially with the Reuben Foster issue going on.

DB Minkah Fitzpatrick, Alabama – The Raiders can’t pass on the Swiss Army Knife of defensive backs in this draft.

LB Roquan Smith, Georgia – He’s too talented to pass up here despite other needs.

QB Josh Rosen, UCLA – They might even trade up to get Rosen if they are worried someone else will.

DT Vita Vea, Washington – They need help on both sides of the line of scrimmage and a freaky and huge defensive tackle fits the mold.

CB Mike Hughes, UCF – They need a corner and Hughes is someone they appear to be very interested in. It’s not a great draft at the position, so this is good value.

WR Calvin Ridley, Alabama – The need to replace Larry Fitzgerald is on the Cards mind here and no legit quarterback fell this far.

DE Marcus Davenport, UTSA – The steal of the draft? Could be. The Ravens are happy to have a great edge rusher at this stage.

DB Josh Jackson, Iowa – The Chargers are happy to have the best ball skills at defensive back available at this stage.

OT Connor Williams, Texas – The top offensive tackle in the draft is great value here for the Seahawks despite other needs. He can also play inside.

DT Da’Ron Payne, Alabama – The Cowboys need help in the middle and Payne is a run stuffer who can also flush the quarterback.

LB Harold Landry, Boston College – The Lions want another edge rusher who can improve the pass rush and Landry has the speed.

OL Will Hernandez, UTEP – A nasty interior lineman is just what the doctor ordered for this offense.

LB Leighton Vander Esch, Boise State – The Bills want a linebacker and this could be a 10-year starter for them.

OL Mike McGlinchey, Notre Dame – More help on the offensive line is needed and they are thrilled he is available here.

S Justin Reid, Stanford – Defensive help is needed and Reid is a safety they hope slips through the cracks to No. 24.

OL Billy Price, Ohio State – Despite the need for surgery, they love his fit in their offensive system and feel he’s a steal at this spot.

DT Taven Bryan, Florida – He’s an elite athlete and the Falcons want to add him to their defensive line depth.

QB Lamar Jackson, Louisville – They take the chance here and try to strike gold. They have a young team but Drew Brees will need a replacement soon and putting Jackson in that backfield down the line seems intriguing.

LB Rashaan Evans, Alabama – The Steelers decide to go defense and get the linebacker they covet late in round one.

WR Courtland Sutton, SMU – The Jags need more offensive help at wide receiver and Sutton is a big and athletic target.

OC James Daniels, Iowa – The need for help on the offensive line is real and his versatility is intriguing.

TE Mike Gesicki, Penn State – Gronk won’t be around forever and they’ve done good things in the past with two talented tight ends.

CB Jaire Alexander, Louisville – Great value here at cornerback at the end of the first round.