u/BarkerRuffield

▲ 45 r/Browns

“They have $33m left to spend, they might not look to invest this all in 2026 as it doesn't make sense to spend for the sake of it if the talent is there.”

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u/BarkerRuffield — 13 days ago
▲ 32 r/Browns

Of the record-tying 17 wideouts drafted in first three rounds, how many will have at least one 1,000-yard season in the next five seasons? ... Reid: I also think three. Tate and Tyson have clear paths to a lot of targets right away, but another I will throw in there is KC Concepcion. I believe the Browns' first-rounder has upside as a WR1 in the future.

Also:

Who was the best value pick in Round 2?

... Reid: The Browns getting McNeil-Warren with the No. 58 pick is one of the biggest steals of the draft, as many thought the safety could've been a top-25 pick entering the week....

What is the most questionable QB landing spot?

Miller: Taylen Green to the Browns. Green is a fantastic all-around athlete with a rare combination of arm strength and running ability, and he's a fine fit in Todd Monken's offense. The question here is why the Browns felt the need to add a quarterback. Green joins a depth chart that features Deshaun Watson and two draft picks from last year (Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel).

In five years, we're all going to wonder why ___ fell in the draft

Reid: McNeil-Warren. I'm confused why he fell to the latter part of Round 2. He has good size, is versatile on the back end and has the ball production to match. He also went to the perfect spot, as Cleveland already has excellent defensive backs, which will free McNeil-Warren up to wear multiple hats in the secondary.

u/BarkerRuffield — 17 days ago