When teams get to this point in the draft, they are looking at two things: the value of the pick and what the team’s depth needs are. The Browns need depth at the offensive line position to give their young offense a chance to be more productive, which is made difficult when they play Trey Hendrickson and TJ Watt twice a year. In the fifth round, teams want prospects with proven production, and Isaiah World fits the bill.

World has a ton of experience with 51 college games played, 15 of those coming last season for Oregon. At 6’8″, he is physically imposing in the run game, and his first contact in pass protection will translate well in the NFL. His sloppy footwork, however, will hold him back initially in the league. If World is able to clean up his technique, he will have value as a backup tackle.