Thirty-seven Crimson Tide players have been selected with the 217th through 257th draft picks, the choices that comprise the seventh round in this year’s NFL event.

Unless Pittsburgh makes a rare move to trade back in the 2025 NFL Draft to acquire additional draft assets, Swann will only have the luxury of announcing the 83rd overall pick in the third round — due to the DK Metcalf trade that sent the Steelers’ second-round pick to the Seahawks.

If the Browns end up taking Hunter with the second overall pick, that apparently will be their plan. During an interview on Thursday, Browns general manager Andrew Berry said his team would likely try to have Hunter focus on playing receiver while still giving him an opportunity to play some corner.