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Davon Booth #6 of the Mississippi State Bulldogs signed a UDFA deal with the Cleveland Browns after the NFL draft.

The Cleveland Browns wrapped up the NFL draft on Saturday having selected what is widely being hailed as one of the best classes in the league. Of course, no one really wins a draft in April–there is still much to figure out once these players take the field–but GM Andrew Berry and his group certainly appeared to do well in identifying value players and positioning themselves to pick them.

And once the Browns wrapped up the draft, they were not quite done. They added undrafted three free agents on Saturday, including Mississippi State running back Davon Booth, who ran for  2,117 yards and 18 touchdowns for his career, and also caught 40 passes for 379 yards and six touchdowns.  Booth notched a 82.8 PFF grade for 2025.

The Browns also added edge Logan Fano, brother of first-round pick Spencer Fano, and cornerback DeCarlos Nicholson from USC.

Browns Bolster RB Room With Signing

Generally speaking, though, Booth appears to be a longshot to stick with the Browns, though there is a need for depth in the running back room. The team has Quinshon Judkins as the RB1, but the backups are spotty. Dylan Sampson had some moments as a rookie in 2025, and there is Raheim Sanders behind him.

The NFL.com scouting report on Booth isn’t all that enthusiastic: “Compact runner lacking ideal size and athleticism for the position. Booth processes run-lane development with adequate quickness and is a solid decision-maker when it’s time to find his lane. He has straight-line speed to threaten the corner but lacks wiggle or power to create for himself. Booth carries some third-down value, but it might not be enough for him to lock down a roster spot in the pros.”