Browns sign brother of Round 1 pick Spencer Fano to UDFA contract

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The Cleveland Browns had one of the best hauls of any team in the 2026 NFL Draft. It all began with a savvy move to trade back three spots with the Kansas City Chiefs, picking up a third and fifth-rounder, while still landing Spencer Fano.

The Utah offensive lineman prospect should factor into the starting line right away, likely as a left tackle. But that's not all the fun that's coming from this draft pick.

As Dan Labbe of Cleveland.com reports, the Browns are signing Fano's brother, Logan Fano, as an undrafted free agent to reunite the brothers in the NFL.

Browns sign Logan Fano, Spencer Fano's brother as UDFA​

"The Browns' NFL Draft weekend became a family affair on Saturday," Labbe writes, "They signed Logan Fano, the older brother of their first pick in the draft, Spencer Fano, a source told Cleveland.com."

The addition of both Fano brothers makes for a very fun pairing, keeping them together after they were together at Utah.

This kind of move has been a popular one in the NFL draft this year, with the Atlanta Falcons selecting Avieon Terrell to reunite with A.J. Terrell in the NFL.

Now, the Browns have done the same, except in their case, they added both Fano brothers as part of the same rookie haul.

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While Spencer, the Browns' pick at no. 9 overall, is an offensive tackle, Logan is an edge rusher. He had 10.5 sacks in three years at Utah, is 23 years old, and ran a 4.59 40-yard dash at the NFL scouting combine.

Logan Fano was dealing with a hamstring issue at the combine, and with not as much upside as his younger brother, he fell out of the draft and became an undrafted free agent.

While Spencer Fano's younger brother didn't get drafted, he now gets to join his brother in Cleveland, as the Browns are adding both Fano brothers, one in the first round and the other as an undrafted free agent.

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