Taking two running backs in the same draft, especially in today's suppressed market, is certainly an unconventional approach. A few teams still felt inclined to do so this year, including the Cleveland Browns. They chose former Ohio State standout Quinshon Judkins near the top of the second round before snagging Dylan Sampson out of Tennessee in Round 4.
However, unlike the Jacksonville Jaguars and Dallas Cowboys, Cleveland made a much more significant investment in their first of the pair of tailbacks picked. Knowing this, and the fact that they had (have) more glaring areas of need, bringing in Sampson raised eyebrows.