The Cleveland Browns traded away their No. 2 pick on draft night, but they still ended up with one of the best prospects in Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network notes the pact is worth a total of $40.87MM over four years. That figure is guaranteed in full. Graham will be under team control through at least 2028, but the Browns will be able to extend that via the fifth-year option.

As with the NFL's other rookie contract, Graham's deal with the Browns has a slotted value – his draft position determines his contract value. As a result, his full contract value is about $8 million less than first overall pick and Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward.