Browns Trade Up for Local Safety McNeil-Warren

0:00It's April 25, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News today, driven by AI and built for football fans. The Cleveland Browns just pulled off another slick trade-up in the second round, snagging Toledo's safety, Emanuel McNeil Warren at the 58th. Overall pick from the San Francisco 49ers. After loading up with three offensive players early, the Browns flipped the script of bolster their defense, grabbing this local standout who, surprisingly tumbled down the draft board. With Grant Delpit and Ronnie Hickman Jr, both on short one-year contracts, safety became a glaring hole, and fans are buzzing about how. McNeil Warren slots right in to shore up the secondary. To climb from their original spot, the Browns shipped out their 70th and 17th picks, but scored the 150 second in. Return from the Niners, keeping their total draft ammo intact. This move keeps Cleveland aggressive with plenty of swings left, positioning them sharp for the rest of the draft action.