
Browns Draft Fano, Concepcion for Sanders
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The Cleveland Browns, in a surprising move, skipped drafting a quarterback and instead focused on bolstering their offensive line and skill positions. They selected Utah offensive tackle Spencer Fano and Texas A&M wide receiver Kaycee Concepcion in the first round. Fano, a dominant force on the line, is expected to protect Shedeur Sanders, the presumed starting quarterback. Concepcion, a talented receiver, will provide Sanders with a playmaker to throw to. The Browns draft strategy signals confidence in Sanders and sets him up for success in training camp.
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Cleveland Browns News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Browns Draft Fano, Concepcion for Sanders. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 24, the Cleveland Brown skip drafting a quarterback this year, picking Utah offensive tackle Spencer Fano, ninth overall instead. That move has folks thinking they're all in on shader sanders, starting for the 2026 season. Fano's a beast up front, with tons of college starts on both sides of the line, and zero sacks given up in hundreds of past blocking snaps last year. Then in the first round, they grabbed Texas A&M-Y receiver Kasey Concepcion at 24th overall. The guy balled out with 61 catches, 919 yards, and 9 touchdowns. Adding him beefs up the weapons without touching the QB spot, signaling confidence in their current room. Fans and analysts are hyped, saying this protects sanders like a fortress and gives him a playmaker to sling it to. NFL vet Robert Griffin III called Fano, a tight end in a tackles body, perfect for keeping rushers off shader. Even Skip Bayless chimed in, basically saying thanks for the shield. Evelyn's front office focused on offense, stacking the line and skill spots to build
around sanders. No official word on the week one starter yet, but the draft screams they're grooming him to run the show in training camp. Only time will tell, as shader grabs the reins and turns this talent into wins. But the Browns just made his path a whole lot smoother.
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