Browns' Berry Stacks Deck with Smart Draft Picks

0:00On April 21st, Brown's fans, the buzz is real. Adam Schefter says Cleveland's general manager, Andrew Berry, locked in last year's blockbuster trade-down. With Jacksonville way before Draft Day, and now the same vibes are hitting for Pick Number 6 in the 2026 draft, trading back feels like their go-to move to Stockpile picks and build depth without reaching. Word is, the Cowboys could be the dance partner here, sending Cleveland down to Pick Number 12 while handing over three first rounders and boosting their total haul to 10 selections. At 12, they snag USC wide receiver McCoy Limon, a versatile playmaker often compared to Amon Raw St. Brown. Perfect consolation if top tackles, slide. The trade juices their lines too, grabbing Penn State Guard Vega EOA in at 20 to replace Joe Baitonio long-term, then Utah Tackle Caleb Lomu at 24. Lomu's athletic beast mode, sub-five second, 40 at 6 with 6, 313 pounds, fits their trench

1:03needs, especially with Dexter. Lawrence now terrorizing the AFC North, be a Sincese deal. Later, a projected swap with old pals Jacksonville nets tied in Oscar Delph from Georgia at 88 in round 3, pairing him with Harold, Fanon Jr. for Todd Monkins' offense. They keep dart throwing with Miami safety, Jacobi Thomas, BYU linebacker Jack Kelly, Clemson QB, Cade Klobnik as a developmental flyer, and Ohio State, DB Lorenzo Stiles Jr. to spark special teams, very stacking the deck smart, blending immediate upgrades with high upside bets keeps the Browns competitive while Miles Garrett holds the fort, setting up a draft nine that could reshape the roster for years.