Browns Push for Longer Draft Picks, Eye Arch Manning

On March 20th, the Cleveland Browns are eyeing big moves in the NFL draft to boost their roster,

but they're also pushing the league for a key rule.

Tweet. Right now, teams can only trade draft picks up to three years ahead.

The Browns want that extended to five years out, giving them more flexibility for long-range deals.

This push ties directly to their quarterback woes and ongoing search for stability.

One name keeps popping up in rumors. Arch Manning, the highly touted prospect from Texas,

reports suggest Cleveland sees him as a franchise savior and might need future picks to make a blockbuster trade happen.

Fans and analysts see this as a sign of owner Jimmy Haslam's determination.

If he really wants Manning, the team could go all in, even reshaping league rules.

It highlights how desperate some franchises are for a league quarterback talent in today's NFL.

The Browns are already positioning themselves for a high pick next year when a strong class of quarterbacks enters the draft.

They're not alone.

Several teams are maneuvering for the same spots, setting up intense competition.

As the league reviews this proposal, it could change how trades work across the NFL,

opening doors for bolder strategies down the line.