Browns Draft: Offense & Defense Stacked

0:00On April 25, the Cleveland Browns crushed the 2026 NFL draft with GM Andrew Berry rebuilding the roster like a boss. They jumped right into offense, grabbing Utah offensive tackle Spencer Fano at the 9th pick to beef up the line. Then they stacked wide receivers, snagging Texas A&M's KC Concepcion and Washington's Denzel Boston next, but Berry switched gears quick in the 2nd round, trading up for Toledo Safety and Manual McNeil Warren. Fans buzzed about the electric playmaker dropping, and Berry timed it perfect to land him after loading up on weapons. McNeil Warren's a hidden gem after four years with the Rockets, blowing up in 2025 with 77 tackles, 5.5 for loss, 5 pass breakups, 3-4 spumbles, and 2 picks. As 6 with 3 and 201 pounds, his PFF grades hit 92 in coverage, and 83.5 against the run. He slots right into new defensive coordinator Mike Routenberg scheme, all about positionless

1:03ball like he ran with the Falcons using Jesse Bates and Xavier Watts. Brown's safeties, Grand Delpit, and Ronnie Hickman get a versatile boost. He can play deep or up front. Berry's moves got Cleveland looking stacked on both sides, heading into 2026. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.