Browns Draft: Berry's Picks Shape Roster

0:00On April 23rd, the 2026 NFL Draft kicks off tonight, and the Cleveland Browns hold picks number 6 and number 24 in the first round. General manager Andrew Barry might trade back for more assets or lock-in if a must-have player falls. With nine total picks, the team eyes left tackle and wide receiver spots the most, but Barry focuses on long-term upside over quick fixes. Barry loves younger versatile talents who fit his board, skipping the usual need-based grabs. Fans keep seeing mocks with Ohio State receiver, Carnell Tate, or Georgia Tackle Monroe Freeling, headed to Cleveland, but keep an eye on sleepers like. Alabama's 20-year-old Caden Proctor, a fluid giant at left tackle with over 2,400 snaps already. Meanwhile, Utah's Spencer Fano stands out for his switch-hitting skills across the line, even snapping at the combine, matching Barry's chase for, multi-tool lineman. Arizona State's six-foot-two Jordan Tyson turn heads at his workout that Barry attended,

1:02proving he's healthy and rising fast with the Giants at. Number 5, buzzing about him. On defense, Toledo's safety manual McNeil Warren could surprise after a top 30 visit, prepping for life post-key vets. Even quarterback Ty Simpson from Alabama, links up via new coach Todd Monkins' old recruiting ties, though he might slide elsewhere. As the clock ticks, Barry's moves could reshape the roster for years. Stay tuned for those selections and any trades that drop.