Browns Eyeing Versatile Tackle Fano for Draft

0:00On April 8th, Cleveland Browns are zeroing in on offensive linemen and wide receivers with the NFL draft closing in fast. They've dug deep into O-Line prospects behind the scenes and hosted all the top wideouts on those key top 30 visits. General Manager Andrew Berry already revamped the line this offseason, trading a fifth-round pick to snag right tackle Titus Howard from Houston with. A quick three-year extension. They added interior guys like Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins in Free Agency, plus brought back Teven Jenkins, who started all 17 games last year. That set up leaves just one big gap at left tackle heading into the draft. Some Browns fans are sweating it, flashing back to that 2021 round miss with Jedrick Willes. He came from right tackle at Alabama and forcing him to left didn't pan out. Nobody wants to repeat in round one. Other Utah Spencer Fano from recent mock drafts, a 21-year-old who flipped from left to

1:00right tackle and balled out as an All-American. Berry loves versatile linemen who slide positions like his recent ads and draftees such as Dawon Jones and Luke Weypler, Fano's pass protection pops, zero-sacks or hits over 382 snaps. With the Sean Watson and Shadour Sanders duking it out at quarterback, taking hits left and right. Grabbing Fano could seal that line and keep the pocket clean for years. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.