Browns Draft Spencer Fano: Offensive Line Dream Team

0:00On April 24th, the Cleveland Browns just locked in their offensive line dream with the 9th overall pick, grabbing Utah's Spencer Feno as their new, left tackle prospect. After trading down three spots from 6th with the Kansas City Chiefs, GM Andrew Berry snagged the top tackle off the board and pocketed two extra. 20-26 draft picks, finals been dominating on the right side lately, but his skills scream big league starter. Earlier this off season, the Browns kick things off by trading for tackle tight as Howard, and signing guard Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins. All these guys flex across positions and sides of the line, giving Coach George Warhop a ton of mix-and-match options to build around. Duwan Jones might start at left tackle week one if he stays healthy, but three straight season ending injuries make him no sure bet long term. Fans and analysts see Feno as the fix, with his versatility easing that pressure right away. Fano shines blocking at the second level, perfect for Todd Mocken's wide-zone runs

1:02that open lanes for Quinch and Jugkins. At six foot six and three hundred eleven pounds, his footwork, athleticism, and football smarts let him hold edges in pass pro without getting fooled. No matter if he sticks at tackle, slides to guard, or even center, Fano's a premium athlete pushing everyone's sharp returning last year's line woes into a decade of dominance up front.