Browns' Draft Pick: Allar or Simpson?

0:00On March 2nd, the Cleveland Browns are still searching for quarterbacks' ability after drafting Shadour Sanders' last season, who made the Pro Bowl, but failed to fix their issues. Now, with the upcoming draft, Analyst Tony Gracie predicts they are more likely to target Penn State's Drew Aller over Alabama's Thai Simpson. 2. Prospect Behind Fernando Mendoza Both Dishon Watson, recovering from a torn Achilles in Dylan Gabriel in concussion protocol, are sidelined, pushing the Browns to act. Simpson put up elite college stats with over 3,500 passing yards and 28 touchdowns, but the team wants a high upside. Project player instead of a polished star. Drew Aller, at six feet five inches with a strong arm, showed dual threat ability before a season ending ankle injury limited him to 1,001, 100 yards and 8 touchdowns. As a potential fourth or fifth-round pick, he fits the Browns plan to develop talent behind veterans, especially since they hold the sixth overall, selection after a five

1:04and 12 finish. Aller grew up near Cleveland as a lifelong fan, calling it a dream to wear orange and brown. Simpson shares that fandom too, with ties to Browns coach Todd Munkin, but the New York Jets, picking second, could snag him first. After struggled in his eight starts, with 1,400 yards, just seven touchdowns, 10 picks and heavy sacks dimming his shine. As draft buzz builds, the Browns choice could reshape their quarterback room for years ahead.