Browns' Tyson Rising in Draft, Berry's Trade Strategy

0:00On April 18th, the Cleveland Browns haven't grabbed a first, or second-round wide receiver since Andrew Berry became GM back in 2020. That drought ends next week on day one of the 2026 NFL Draft, with top talents like Ohio State's Carnail Tate, USC's McCuy Limon, and Arizona State's Jordan Tyson in the mix. Berry's been piecing together the receiver group through trades for vets like Amari Cooper and Jerry Judy, plus mid-round picks, all thanks to losing. Three first-rounders in the Dishon Watson deal. Last season struggles made the need crystal clear. Fans and scouts are buzzing about Tyson, whose brother Jalen plays for the Cavaliers right here in Cleveland. The Browns met with him early, and Mox had him at pick number six before hamstring issues sideline him at the Combine, plus Pasnee, and colorbone problems. But Tyson's private pro day in Tempe last Friday changed everything. Number 20 teams, including the Browns, showed up.

1:00And ESPN's Matt Miller says his quickness, routes, and hands shown. Teams are cool with the injuries now, projecting him off the board by pick number 16. That rising stock at pick number six, or their second first-rounder at number 24 forces Berry's hand, he's already hinting at trading down for. More picks or prospects like Notre Dame's Jeremiah Love, turning this draft into a bigger win for Cleveland's rebuild.