Browns' Berry Eyeing Draft Night Slide

0:00On March 30, Cleveland Brown's GM Andrew Berry is eyeing another draft night slide just like last year when they traded back from the second overall. Pick to the fifth with the Jacksonville Jaguars. That move netted them extra premium picks and they snagged the top talent anyway. Now sitting at 6 overall, Berry says he's wide open to dealing down again if the value lines upright. Those conversations kicked off weeks early last year at the NFL annual meetings and Berry's keeping that playbook handy. He pointed out how stacking more high value assets helped them build stronger, especially with solid players still on the board after the shift. Fans and analysts are buzzing because so much hinges on who's available when Cleveland's turn comes. Berry's stress flexibility is key. They might say put, trade up, slide back, or even flip the pick for a proven bet. There's talk of landing a 2027 first round or two, though details are fuzzy. This year's board looks murkier at 6th and last year's spot right after the top quarterback

1:03when first to Tennessee. Still, Berry sees no shortage of trade partners with teams like Indianapolis and Green Bay already dealing their 2027 first and more. Buzz in the air. Whatever shakes out, the Browns are playing at smart, ready to pounce on the best shot com draft weekend in late April.