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Alabama's Ty Simpson (15) a touchdown pass during the College Football Playoff game between the University of Oklahoma Sooners (OU) and the Alabama Crimson Tide at the Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla., Friday Dec. 19, 2025. | SARAH PHIPPS/THE OKLAHOMAN / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
The NFL is now less than two weeks away from the 2026 NFL Draft.
It will be three days in Pittsburgh (blech!) that could change the fortunes of the Cleveland Browns, as general manager Andrew Berry has two first-round selections and four of the first 70 selections overall. (Something has to eventually go right for the Browns in Pittsburgh? Doesn’t it?)
So how are you feeling, Browns fans? Optimistic that Berry can build on last year’s solid draft class? Worried that the Browns will “miss out” on too many Ohio State players? Comfortable with selecting one of the offensive tackles high and seeing how the rest of the board plays out?
Share your thoughts, hopes, dreams, and fears about the draft in the comments and see what your fellow fans have to say.
For now, let’s open the weekend with the latest edition of the Saturday Dawg Chow.
Dawgs By Nature/Cleveland Browns
- Browns NFL draft: List of known predraft visits, history shows they matter in Cleveland (Jared Mueller) – Cleveland Browns predraft visits, “top 30,” have 15 names known so far. Here is the list and the recent history of how Cleveland has used first-round picks on those players.
- Browns NFL draft: Terrific small-school running back prospect is a late-round option (Barry Shuck) – This year, there is a need for another RB for the Cleveland Browns. Curtis Allen could be a steal in the NFL Draft.
- What’s Todd Monken’s message to Browns? ‘Development’ and ‘winning’ (Beacon Journal) – Todd Monken waited a long time for the opportunity he had April 7. Once the new Browns coach’s opportunity arrived to address his own NFL team, he kept it short and sweet.
- Could Browns draft another QB to compete for starting job? (ESPN) – While the Cleveland Browns’ offseason workout program is underway and attention turns to the looming quarterback competition between Shedeur Sanders, Deshaun Watson and Dillon Gabriel, general manager Andrew Berry hasn’t dismissed the possibility of adding another passer to the room.
- Browns host LTs Monroe Freeling, Kadyn Proctor and Caleb Lomu for top 30 pre-draft visits, and why they’re not hung up on LT vs. RT (cleveland.com) – The Browns have hosted first-round left tackle prospects Monroe Freeling of Georgia, Kadyn Proctor of Alabama and Caleb Lomu of Utah for top 30 pre-draft visits, with Freeling coming in two weeks ago and Lomu and Proctor on Thursday, sources tell cleveland.com.
- Carson Schwesinger ready to build on Defensive Rookie of Year, focused on ‘what’s next’ (Browns Zone) – Carson Schwesinger’s 2025 season ended with him on stage at NFL Honors collecting the award as Defensive Rookie of the Year.
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The question is … would the Falcons even want Jerry Jeudy?
NFL
- 9-year veteran defensive back, Colts agree to seek trade. How it impacts Colts’ future (Indianapolis Star) – The Colts and veteran slot cornerback Kenny Moore II, one of the franchise’s longest-tenured active players, have mutually agreed to pursue a trade this offseason, a league source confirmed to IndyStar on Friday.
- Browning Nagle, former Louisville football star and NFL QB, dies at 57 (Louisville Courier Journal) – Former NFL and Louisville football quarterback Browning Nagle has died, the university announced on Friday in a social media post.
- Packers trade details: WR Dontayvion Wicks sent to the Philadelphia Eagles (Acme Packing Company) – Green Bay got two draft choices in return for the final season of Dontayvion Wicks’ contract.
- Falcons’ Bijan Robinson has fifth-year option picked up (The Athletic) – The Atlanta Falcons have locked up Bijan Robinson through the end of the 2027 season after exercising the fifth-year option on his contract Friday.
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