Cleveland Browns Eye Local QB Drew Allar

On April 1st, Cleveland Browns fans hold up the quarterback room ain't locked in yet for 2026.

GM Andrew Barry just dropped that they're eyeing another young signal caller this

offseason to compete with Shader Sanders, Dylan Gabriel, and Dishon Watson for Todd

Munkin's starting spot.

Earlier this week at the NFL League meetings in Arizona, Barry made it clear their focus stays

on younger talent, especially with three picks inside, the top 40 staring them down.

Analysts and fans are buzzing about Alabama's tie Simpson as a top target, but Penn states

Drew Aller, a Medina Ohio native who grew up cheering for.

The Browns could fit even better.

His draft stock dipped after a rough final college season, dropping him out of top 5 talk.

Aller Shines is a fourth round value play over an early pick on Simpson, given this week

quarterback class and Cleveland's burning needs at left.

Tackle and wide receiver, Gabriel likely sits in 2026, and Watson's future here feels

shaky anyway.

With Aller's tools, local roots, and ties to their QB coach, he spices up camp as a low-risk

developmental piece, smart move for a squad holding nine.

Little picks, keeping that competition, fears heading into the draft.