The Cleveland Browns' rookie class is officially getting to work. As the team kicks off its rookie minicamp in Berea this weekend, all eyes are on the newest additions who are eager to prove their worth and secure a spot on the roster.

The Browns have already signed eight of their 10 draft picks, along with 12 undrafted free agents, all of whom face the challenging task of making the final cut. To help fans track the action, the team has announced jersey numbers for the 10 drafted rookies, though some may shift once the roster is finalized later this summer.

A notable highlight: second-round wide receiver Denzel Boston will retain his college number 12, thanks to Shedeur Sanders switching to No. 2 this season. It's a small but meaningful detail for fans who love seeing their favorite players keep a piece of their collegiate identity on the pro stage.

Even the two unsigned draft picks are on the field, participating in drills at the minicamp. This early work is crucial for building chemistry and adjusting to the NFL pace—something every rookie knows is a must as they chase their dream of wearing the orange and brown on game day.