Browns Draft: Offensive Overhaul, Quarterbacks Thrive

On April 30th, the Cleveland Browns just wrapped up one of the top NFL draft classes in Pittsburgh,

snagging 10 players total with eight on offense to fix big holes.

They grabbed Spencer Fano from Utah to lock down left tackle,

plus wide receivers KC Conceptsion from Texas A&M and Denzel Boston from Washington 4.

Instant Weapons, Andrew Berry, their general manager, played it smart,

landing four first round caliper guys like safety Emanuel McNeil Warren in the first two rounds,

alone. He stacked the offensive line deeper with picks like Austin Barber and Parker Brazelford,

added Alabama linebacker Justin Jefferson, a late round, quarterback and tailing green from Arkansas,

and two tight ends for versatility. League experts are buzzing with praise for Berry's hall,

saying it injects the youth, the Browns desperately needed after years of rebuilding.

The current quarterbacks to Sean Watson, Shader Sanders, or Dylan Gabriel,

win big with a revamped line and fresh pass catchers turning last years.

31st ranked scoring offense around without an early QB thread. Berry himself shines here,

delivering value that could pay off right away in 2026, even running back Quincheon Judkins'

benefits as the upgraded line means less backfield chaos and more room to rumble after contact.

This draft sets Cleveland up for a real offensive glow up,

breathing life into a squad ready to compete,

watch them running back stronger than ever.