Browns' Berry Eyes Draft, Free Agency for Roster Boost

0:00On March 1st, it's March 1st, and the NFL offseason is picking up steam. Today marks the end of on-fuel drills at the Scouting Combine, with offensive linemen taking center stage. The Cleveland Browns, led by General Manager Andrew Berry, are watching closely since they need serious help up front this year. Free agency kicks off soon, with negotiations allowed starting March 9th and deals opening March 11th at 4pm. Eastern Standard Time. Berry plans to be busy, but expect the Browns to target value picks in the second wave, rather than splashy early headlines. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the Browns roster gaps, from unproductive wide receivers, to a long quarterback drought that's plagued the team. For decades, stories of die-hard fandom highlight why supporters stick around despite the challenges. Recent breakdowns point to promising draft tackles, like Miami's Frances Maligua, whose intends practices scream pro-potential. Cheap free agent tackle options and quarterback targets are on the radar too, though some players weren't cautioned to avoid pitfalls.

1:05As the Combine wraps, all eyes shift to free agency, and the 2026 draft, setting the stage for Berry to rebuild key spots and chase A, turn around season.