Browns GM Berry's Future Draft Class Event

0:00On April 23rd, Cleveland Brown's GM Andrew Berry and his scouting team hit up Brooke Park Elementary for their future draft class event right before. The 2026 NFL draft starts. They ran football drills with the kids, focusing on skills like catching, throwing, agility ladders, and flag poles to build teamwork. After an assembly where they stressed daily school attendance, education, leadership, and showing up every day, the students jumped into non-contact. Games and relays. Assistant GM Glenn Cook and school staff led the charge on why consistency matters. Superintendent Tracy Wheeler called it a huge thrill for the kids, rewarding their hard work, good behavior, and perfect attendance. These moments fire them up, making school feel special and connected to big league dreams. This ties into the stay in the game attendance network that Berea City Schools joined last year, launched back in 2019 by the Browns. Foundation, Ohio's Education Department, and partners. The goal is slashing chronic absenteeism across Ohio schools.

1:06Meanwhile, the Browns Flag in Schools program runs in 275 elementary spots in Northeast and Central Ohio, blending Flag football, with attendance pushes to keep kids active and in class. It's all about building habits that last.