Browns Draft Haul, QB Battle, & Draft Needs

On April 30, the Cleveland Browns stray crushed the 2026 NFL Draft, grabbing left tackle

Spencer Fano and wide receivers KC, Concept C-O and Denzel Boston with their first three

picks.

They even snagged projected first round safety, a manual McNeil Warren from Toledo on

day two.

Experts are calling it an A-plus hall to build around new head coach Todd Munkin.

Munkin's coming in hot, aiming for wins right away while growing young talent.

General manager Andrew Berry loaded up on offensive weapons and protection up front,

setting the stage for a quick turnaround after last seasons, struggles.

Fans and analysts love the draft glow up, but the real buzz is on the gap still staring

them down.

At quarterback, Dishon Watson holds the early edge over rookie Shadour Sanders for the

starting gig, despite Watson's injury woes and shaky play.

Since 2019, Sanders flashed some promise in seven starts, but through more picks than

touchdowns.

Meanwhile, the secondary needs depth beyond Denzel award, who's been elite but injury

prone.

Edge rusher looks stacked with Miles Garrett's record breaking sacks and Alex Wright's

extension, yet rotational pieces are just okay.

Titan Harold Fanon Jr. balled out as a receiver last year, but they lack a top blocker to

pair with him and free up the run game.

Berry's got options like eyeing the 2027 draft to flip the script at quarterback and

plug these holes.

With mocking calling shots, Cleveland's poised to surprise if they shore up fast.