McVay Shuts Down Browns' Trade Rule Push

0:00It's March 30th, from breaking news to Sunday match-ups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Rand's head coach, Sean McVeigh, just shut down the Cleveland Browns' push to tweak NFL trade rules. The Browns won teams to swap draft picks up to five years ahead, instead of the current three-year cap. He laid it out clear on up and atoms with K-Adams this past Monday. McVeigh flat-out said there's no shot this gets approved at the league owner's meetings in Phoenix this week. McVeigh's opinion hits hard because he's one of the sharpest minds in coaching. Teams like the Rams rely on those three-year limits to keep trade strategies tight and predictable. No big updates yet from Phoenix, but expect pushback from coaches who see the old rule as a smart safeguard against wild future deals. As talks heat up there, this could stay status quo, locking in how front offices game out their drafts for years to come.