Browns Eyeing QB Depth in NFL Draft

0:00On April 20th, the 2026 NFL draft is just four days out, and Cleveland Brown's fans are buzzing. General manager Andrew Berry spent the off-season beefing up the offense everywhere, but quarterback, leaving 5th-round pick Shadour Sanders and veteran Dishon Watson as the top guys to start next season. Still, Berry said they're eyeing a young arm in this draft, especially with no elite prospects at the top, but solid late-round shots available. Earlier this week, talk heated up about three-day three-quarterbacks who could fit Cleveland perfectly as project picks. Penn State's Drew Aller, a hometown hero from Medina, Ohio, had first-round buzzed before a season-ending injury tanked his stock. He's got rare size, arm strength, and wheels at six foot five, but needs pocket accuracy. Meanwhile, Clemson's Cade Klebnik flashed big in 2024, but regressed hard last year with under 3,000 yards and 16 scores. Dropping him to late second or early third round.

1:01His dual-threat skills matched the Brown's new offensive scheme under Coach Munkin, making him a sneaky battle contender if they grab him. Arkansas's tailing green stands out most, with insane athleticism. Six-foot-six, 227 pounds, a 4.3640-yard dash, and 43.5-inch vertical at the combine. He needs real polish to start, but as a third-shring option behind Sanders and Watson, he'd be a low-risk flyer on day three. Brown's brass could swing for one of these to build depth, without burning early picks, keeping the QB room competitive as the draft kicks off. Stay locked in. This could shake up Cleveland's future.