Browns' Draft Pick Trade Proposal Shelved

0:00It's March 30, I'm Cory with the story and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. The Cleveland Browns just pulled back their big proposal to let NFL teams trade draft picks up to five years ahead after floating it less than two weeks ago. Right now, teams can only deal picks three years out and this change would have needed 24 out of 32 owners to sign off at this. Weeks meetings, they got a little buzz from the Los Angeles Rams as president who thought it could spark more trades and fan excitement. But Rams head coach Sean McVeigh shut that down hard, saying there's 0% chance it passes and he's not on board. This was that like the Browns push last year to extend the trade deadline by a week, which owners actually approved and made official. Other spots like the NBA let teams swap picks seven years into the future, opening up way more roster moves. Leaguewide, there's not much hunger to tweak this now, though teams could bring it back any time. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers want to lock in rules for free agency calls with up to five players and the competition committee is pitching.

1:06Kick off tweaks, like calling onside kicks whenever. Expect those other ideas to get real talk this week, while the Browns' bold swing stays on ice for another day.