Penn State Football: 3 best NFL Draft fits for Shaka Toney

No. 2) Cleveland Browns

Speaking of the Cleveland Browns, adding a dominant pass-rusher opposite All-Pro Myles Garrett ranks high on the organization’s offseason priority list.

Toney’s elite bend and his versatility to play with his hand in the dirt or standing up could open up several possibilities to either deploy him opposite Garrett or create mismatches against opposing offensive tackles by overloading one side of the field.

Given that Toney has a track record of productivity, if the Browns go in a different direction with their first-round pick — perhaps adding another playmaker to Mayfield’s arsenal on offense — the Penn State defensive end could be a target somewhere in Rounds 3-to-5.