Berry's Bold Browns Draft: Fano, Concepcion

0:00On April 24th, Cleveland Brown's GM Andrew Berry wins straight for the jugular in the NFL draft's first round, grabbing Utah left tackle Spencer Fano, and Texas A&M receiver Casey concepts the own to plug massive holes on offense. After last season's disaster with no protection or playmakers, these picks match the team's two biggest knees with top talent at those spots. Simple. No overthinking. Berry's got a track record of swinging and missing here, like his first pick, Jed Wheels back in 2020, who flamed out at left tackle. He's drafted eight offensive linemen since taking over, but most are gone, and seven receivers with zero big impacts, none even in the first 70. Picks till now. Fans and owner Jimmy Haslam are watching close. Berry nailed last year's top picks, but skipped premium positions, earning a shot at redemption. Fans made it clear, hit big again, or else, especially after stripping the roster for that Dishon Watson deal. They passed on quarterbacks for the second straight top 10 year, letting guys like Ty Simpson

1:04slide to the Rams, despite the desperate knee behind. Watson or Shedder Sanders, no trade down magic this time either, just a minor swap with Kansas City before Fano. With three more top 75 picks, Berry's stocking shells for a functional offense needs multiples at the spots to prove he can finally nail protectors and weapons long term NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day.