Browns Trade Up, Add Depth with Barber

0:00It's April 25th, from kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. The Cleveland Browns stayed busy on day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft, wheeling and dealing like pros to stack their roster. They kick things off by trading their sixth overall pick to the Kansas City Chiefs for the ninth pick plus extras in the third and fifth rounds. Then they flipped more selections with the San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants, snagging a future fourth rounder from the Giants along the way. After drafting offensive tackle Spencer Fano, wide receivers K.C. Concepcione and Denzel Boston and safety Emanuel McNeil Warren, folks figured the browns were wrapping up their moves. But General Manager Andrew Berry had other plans, keeping the trade machine humming. Many fans were caught off guard, expecting a quieter end to the day. But this shows Berry's knack for maximizing value and building depth without. Burning future assets.

1:01In their latest swap, the browns sent picks 105-145 and 206 to slide back into the third round at pick 86, where they grabbed offensive tackle Austin Barber to bolster the line. Now heading into day 3, Cleveland's locked in with five picks, four in the fifth round at 146, 148, and 152, plus a seventh rounder at 248. Berry's got ammo to keep building the squad.