Browns Skip Pro Days, Keep Draft Options Open

0:00On March 26, the Cleveland Browns made waves this week by skipping two major college pro days at Alabama and Ohio State. General manager Andrew Berry and head coach Todd Munkin stayed away, sending just a couple of assistance to Ohio State while passing entirely on. Alabama's event, that Alabama pro-day spotlighted quarterback Ty Simpson, who's drawn interest partly because of his dad's ties to Munkin from their southern miss. Days. Meanwhile, a bunch of other teams, including the Bills, Dolphins, and Steelers, showed up in force at Ohio State to scout prospects like, Wide Receiver, Carnell Tate. Brown's fans hit social media hard, totally baffled by the no-show, especially with quarterback uncertainty in Cleveland. It felt like a missed chance to check out Simpson up close during this busy pre-draft stretch, but there could be smart reasons behind it. The Browns already held top 30 visits with Simpson in Tate, plus they scouted at the combine. Skipping might hide their cards, or mean they've got enough info, since Simpson may fall outside their picks at number 6, number 24, from the writer, Jaguars, or number 39.

1:10Fans hoping for receivers or linemen early might actually breed easier, as this keeps options wide open, heading into draft day.