Browns Draft: Offense Strengthens, Defense in Sight

0:00On April 24th, the Cleveland Browns hit the ground running on draft 9-1, grabbing Utah offensive tackle Spencer Fano and Texas A&M wide receiver. Casey concepts the own to plug some key gaps up front and in the passing game. They still sit on 9 picks total after trading back from number 6 to number 9 with the Kansas City Chiefs, picking up extra ammo like number. 74 in the process, day 2 brings their slots at number 39 and round 2, plus number 70 and 74 in round 3. With offense somewhat short up, fans and scouts are buzzing about a defensive pivot, especially at safety where only two win in round 1, leaving. Talents like Toledo's a manual McNeil Warren on the board, the guy they scouted heavy and even hosted. Center stays hot too, even after adding vets like Elton Jenkins with standouts such as Florida's Jake Slaughter or Iowa's Logan Jones, the top. College award winner last year still available for that premium spot. Linebacker rounds it out as a sneaky

1:02need despite free agent ads, eyeing guys like Texas's Anthony Hill Jr. or Georgia CJ Allen if the values. Right could wait or pounds depending on how the board shakes out tomorrow. Keep your eyes locked on Berea for these moves.