The Cleveland Browns put together another standout NFL Draft class this past weekend, selecting some of college football's most talented prospects.

Among their ten total draft picks, their late second-round selection of Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren is considered a steal , as he was projected as a first-round pick by most analysts.

Now that Cleveland has added another safety to their defensive back room—which finds itself in a peculiar situation with two expiring contracts at season's end—they'll need to find ways to incorporate McNeil-Warren into their game plan as early as possible.

That way, they'll have a better idea of the kind of player they traded up for. In their assessment of him during training camp, the Browns may need to make a scheme change to better suit his strengths as a player.

Find ways to disguise McNeil-Warren

One aspect of Cleveland’s defense they won’t move away from, even with the coaching change and the hiring of Mike Rutenberg , is their preference for versatile safeties.…