Browns Draft Offensive Duo for Monken's Scheme

0:00It's April 25th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. Cleveland Brown's GM Andrew Berry is going all in on revamping the offense during the 2026 NFL draft. They traded down to the number 9 pick to grab offensive tackle Spencer Fano, who's seen as one of the top guys at his position and locks down left, tackle for years. They also snag Texas A&M-Y receiver K.C. Concepts Yone, in the first round to boost the passing attack for new head coach Todd Munkin. The offensive focus kept rolling into the second round. At pick number 39, Berry passed on defense and doubled down with Washington-wide out, Denzel Boston, a guy many pegged as a first round talent. Boston's a 22-year-old beast at 6 foot 4 and 212 pounds, shining as a contested catch machine with a 76 point. 9% rate last season. He put up 881 yards and 11 touchdowns on 62 catches in his final year at Washington, though separating from defenders.

1:03Has been his weak spot. This duel of Concepts Yone and Boston give the Browns reliable weapons they have not had since Jarvis Landry days. Boston slots in perfectly as the big X receiver, setting up jump balls for whichever quarterback steps in, whether Shadour Sanders or D'Shan Watson. Berry's draft moves signal a fresh offensive identity heading into 2026, stacking talents to finally click under Munkin's scheme.