Browns Eyeing McNeil-Warren at 24

0:00On April 8th, the Cleveland Browns kicked off off-season workouts with clear gaps at wide receiver and left tackle. They only added Tyler Wallace for special teams, no big splash there, and that left tackle spot is still wide open. But when 9 picks in the 2026 draft, they got Amel to fix it. Word is, they are eyeing Toledo Safety, a manual McNeil Warren as a surprise at Pick 24 overall. This draft class aimed deep overall, but it's loaded where they need help. So General Manager Andrew Berry might grab a tackle or receiver later in. Round 2 at Pick 39 Scouts love McNeil Warren's upside and a copycat league chasing Seattle's defensive blueprint. He's the next big play safety, like those versatile guys who impact every level. Caleb Downs leaves the class, but could go top 10 with injury flags, leaving McNeil Warren for the Browns around 24. This 6 foot 2, 202 pound athlete crushed Toledo's pro day with a 4.5 to 40 yard dash, 35.5 inch vertical and a quick 1.5 a 10 yard split.

1:07Last season, he had 77 tackles, 6 for loss, 3 forced fumbles, 2 picks and a half sack in 13 games, perfect box safety who covers speed too. He'd slide right in next to Grand Delpet and Ronnie Hickman, boosting that secondary big time. Positional need or not, expect McNeil Warren to tempt Cleveland late in the first round as they build smart.