Browns Trade Up for Safety McNeil-Warren

0:00On April 25, Cleveland Brown's GM, Andrew Berry pulled off a rare move Friday, trading up from pick 70 to pick 58 in the second round of. The 2026 NFL draft, to snag Toledo Safety, Emanuel McNeil Warren. He sent pick 70 and 107 to the San Francisco 49ers and got back pick 58 plus pick 152. This is just the third time Berry's traded up under his watch. After grabbing linebacker, Jeremiah Ousu Kora Moa and quarterback Shedder Sanders last year. McNeil Warren stands six with three, weighs two hundred three pounds, and started three years at Toledo, handling boundary, nickel and deep half. Duties, he's the perfect fit for Cleveland's third safety spot in big nickel packages, especially after Rayshon Jenkins bounced in for agency. Experts like Dane Brugler from the athletic rank him third among safeties and 23rd overall so he slipped a bit and the Browns jumped win.

1:00They saw him still on the board. Their top two safeties, Grand Delphit and Ronnie Hickman are solid, but three safety looks are huge league wide now. Berry doesn't chase these trades often, but when he does, they pay off. Ousu Kora Moa's a star already and Sanders is settling in. McNeil Warren plugs that key gap and shows the front office win after who they wanted.