Browns' Berry Targets Tackle Fano for Trench Revamp

0:00On April 17th, Cleveland Brown's General Manager Andrew Berry is zeroing in on the offensive line for the 2026 NFL draft. He's eyeing Utah's Spencer Fano to step in at left tackle according to team sources. Berry's made it clear he wants to grab Lyman early, a plan he's been pushing since last season. This shift comes as the Brown's face ongoing issues up front, even with questions at quarterback. Having a strong foundation in the trenches has to come first before chasing big playmakers. It's a smart reset after past draft choices didn't pan out as hoped. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Berry, finally embracing this trenches first mindset. Back in his early days, he passed on top towns like Tristan Werf's for riskier picks that flopped. Now, the focus on proven size and skills could steady the line for years. Recent reports highlight how common it is for elite Lyman to switch spots and thrive, like Paris Johnson with the Cardinals. With two first round picks coming up, the Browns have a real shot to double down and overhaul

1:02the unit. That lines up the team for real contention if they nail these selections. Brown protection means everything clicks from there.