Berry's Browns: Secure GM, Draft Flexibility

0:00On April 22nd, Andrew Berry's gig as the Cleveland Brown's general manager looks more locked in than ever. Even after a rough 5 win, 12 lost season, and just one playoff victory in 7 years, owner Jimmy Haslam is standing by him. Haslam fired the head coach, but wants Berry steering the ship to dodge a full team overhaul. He's got Berry leading the hunt for a new coach, while keeping things steady. Insiders say Berry's spot is safe no matter how. Berry 26 shakes out, thanks to his smart salary cap work and young talent buildup. Folks in the league are scratching their heads, though. Veteran reporter Tony Grossy called a wild on ESPN Cleveland, wondering how Berry stays so secure with that thin playoff resume. Some question if the trust matches the results. Now with the 2026 draft kicking off April 23rd, Berry's playing it flexible. He's eyeing trades with that number 6 pick, maybe moving down for extra selections, instead of grabbing an early quarterback. He's banking on a stack 2027 quarterback class down the road, prepping options around

1:03to Sean Watson or Shader Sanders. It's all about that long game to finally nail the franchise guy and build a contender. In if there are news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day. I'm Cory with the story.