Browns GM Berry Nails Draft, Upgrades Roster

0:00It's April 25th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Cleveland Brown's general manager Andrew Berry came into the 2026 NFL draft under pressure after two straight losing seasons. He already fired head coach Kevin Stofansky, but kept his job. Free agency helped a bit, but Berry needed big draft wins to upgrade the roster. In the first round, he grabbed help for the offensive line and wide receivers. Friday night in the second round, Berry doubled down on wide outs by picking Denzel Boston from Washington. Then he hooked up defensive coordinator Mike Routenberg, with a third safety, a manual McNeil Warren out of Toledo. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how Berry nailed key needs, like past protection and secondary depth. These moves could stabilize the offense and shore up the defense after those rough years. In the third round, Berry got crafty with trades. Just moving out with the New York Giants, then jumping back in with the Los Angeles

1:00Chargers to snag. Florida offensive tackle Austin Barber. Two strong days down, and Berry still has a four day left with five more picks. The Brownslet primed to rebuild on the fly.