Browns Grab Versatile Safety McNeil-Warren

0:00On April 25, Cleveland Brown's GM Andrew Berry went bold after grabbing three offensive players early in the 2026 NFL draft. He traded up late in the second round to land safety, a manual McNeill Warren from Toledo. Ranked 15th overall by NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah, the prospect slipped right to them, and they still have seven picks remaining. McNeill Warren built a strong college resume over four seasons. He posted 77 tackles with two picks and three forced fumbles in his final year alone. Earlier campaigns showed steady growth in tackles for loss, past breakups and turnovers, proving he's no one year wonder. Brown's fans are hyped about his fit in the secondary. At six feet three and a half inches and two oh one pounds, he's a rangel box safety who plays like a linebacker. His nine career forced fumbles highlight that knack for punching the ball loose, diversifying their front seven right away. Scouts love his explosive range and springy athleticism, a 4.5 240 yard dash and 35.5

1:02inch vertical. But he might get skimmed out by quick pass catchers and needs work reading runs. This move shores up Cleveland's defense with versatile upside, setting them up strong as the draft rolls on. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.