Browns' Berry Snags Versatile WR Concepcion

0:00On April 24, Cleveland Browns made some slick moves in the 2026 NFL Drafts first round. They traded back from the number 6 spot with Kansas City, snacked three extra spots to number 9, picked up two more draft picks, and still. Grabbed defensive tackle, Spencer Fano, the first one off the board. Then at number 24 from a prior Jaguar's trade, they took Texas A&M Y receiver, Coussey, Coussepsion. That trade was straight out of GM Andrew Berry's playbook, cashing in on a deep tackle class without losing ground. Everyone saw it coming after all those receiver visits to Berea, and Coussepsion edged out guys like Omar Cooper Jr. and Denzel Boston. Fans and analysts lit up over the pick, drawing comps to Baltimore's Zay flowers for that twitchy run after catch juice and punt return flair. Both have drop issues. Coussepsion with 19 in college, but Berry hyped his size and toughness at 5 foot 11, 196 pounds,

1:01saying they'd love Flowers Level production in three years. Dig deeper, and Coussepsion's grit stands out. He won two-thirds of contested catches, powed up 440 yards after the catch, despite shaky. Aggie QB playing. That earned him the 2025 Paul Hornung Award for versatility, like Travis Hunter before him. Berry and the staff see him as more than a gadget guy, ready to spark the passing game and maybe take over from Harold Fanon Jr. right away, bringing that untouchable edge to Cleveland's attack.