Berry's Blitz: Browns GM Nails Draft

0:00On April 25th, Andrew Berry, the Cleveland Browns General Manager, came into the 2026 off-season under fire after back-to-back. Losing seasons, he kept his job while the head coach got fired so the pressure was on to deliver. Free agency went smooth, setting the stage, but the NFL draft was maker-break for roster upgrades. Berry nailed the first round by grabbing help for the offensive line and a wide receiver. Even on Friday night, he doubled down in the second round, with Washington's Denzel Boston, another wide receiver, and Toledo's Emanuel McNeil Warren, the third safety that defensive coordinator Mike Routenberg desperately needed. Fans and analysts are buzzing about these moves, seeing real impact on both sides of the ball. It's easing the heat on Berry after those tough years, boosting the team's depth, where it hurts most, protection up front and weapons for the passing, game. He kept the night with smart trades, first moving out of the third round with the New York Giants, then jumping back in with the Los Angeles, charges to snag Florida offensive

1:03tackle Austin Barber, two solid days of wheeling and dealing. With a full day left and five more picks on deck, Berry's got momentum rolling into the final stretch of the draft.