Browns' Berry: Top Picks, QB Hunt, & Lineman Stability

0:00On March 28th, Cleveland Brown's GM Andrew Berry holds serious draft ammo for 2026 with two first round picks and four in the top 70. Overall, this setup lets him chase a top-wide receiver, locked down a day-one starter at left tackle after eight long years and maybe even snag a franchise. Quarterback, if luck swings their way. Mock drafts keep buzzing about left tackle options like George's Monroe feeling, whose climbing boards behind guys for Miami and Utah or Alabama's. Massive Caden Proctor, whose size and moves could wow head coach Todd Monkin and Lion Coach George Warhop. Fans would lose it at Barry Graf's Proctor, calling him Jedrick Will's 2.0, even though those same voices flip-flop on scouting prospects, A. Year later, while pushing Ohio State quarterbacks despite the track record, meanwhile, sources shut down Miles Garrett trade rumors. Brown's are just tweaking his deal like the Eagles did, no moves coming. Plus, Melkhyper Jr. rules out Alabama's tie Simpson for Cleveland and hype Shadour Sanders

1:05as the top QB Fid. New offensive lineman brings smart stability over Flash, perfilm breakdowns as the NFL annual meetings kick off this weekend and Phoenix with Brown's. Picks and Garrett topping the talk. Berry's got the tools to rebuild eyes on draft night. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.