Browns' UDFAs: Fano, Sapp, Nicholson

0:00On April 28th, the Cleveland Brown snag ten picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, and GM Andrew Barry Squad is catching major heat in the best way since it all wrapped up. Now the real grind shifts to undrafted free agents, with Cleveland already locking in a bunch of signings and mini-camping vites that could turn into real deals. These UDFAs crash NFL rosters and practice squads every season, and the Browns know the drill. Last year, Whiteouts Isaiah Bonn and Gage Larvardain carved out spots, while defensive lineman at in Huntington rotated in early. Follow the guaranteed money in those contracts, and you spot the ones with the edge. Fans and analysts are buzzing about three standouts who could push for that 53 man roster this summer. Logan Fano, an edge-resher from Utah and brother to the Browns first-rounder Spencer Fano, brings 34 pressures, 4.5 sacks, and Captain Vibes from the Big 12. Then there's Tyrick Sapp from Florida, a day three prospect with a monster prior year

1:03of 13 tackles for loss, and seven sacks, perfect depth, behind Miles Garrett, and Decarlo Snickelson, a six-foot three corner from USC who switched from quarterback, posting 42 tackles and an interception last season with an 82-inch wingspan. Keep eyes on these under-the-radar gyms through off-season workouts. Their paths look wide open, especially with knees at edge and corner, setting up. Some real competition in Borea.