And although they didn’t end up with Tyson or Mauigoa, they were able to pick up Fano out of Utah<\/a>, who many in the organization were still incredibly high on. <\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re getting the best tackle in this entire draft,\u201d Browns national scout Zach Ayers said in an article done on a behind-the-scenes look into the draft room. <\/a>\u201cThis kid’s rare combination of athleticism, quickness, strength, and his ability to excel on pass protection is truly something special. He’s an excellent run blocker. He’s gritty, he’s tough, he\u2019s rangy. And the most important thing: This is the best person in the entire draft. This is one of the highest-character guys I’ve done in the 10 years I’ve been on the road. <\/p>\n “And whatever goal or expectation we have of Spencer as a person, his goals and expectations are going to be higher than ours.”<\/p>\n Fano is expected to start for the Browns’ offensive line by the time Week One rolls around, especially as the team looks to open a new chapter in the trenches following last season’s struggles. <\/p>\n The decision to make a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs <\/a>and move down in the draft allowed them to avoid coming to a verdict on three players, but instead just two. Sometimes, that helps ease the front office’s mind and helps keep them from making a brash decision, all while getting extra picks back in return.<\/p>\n From the Chiefs, the Browns were able to secure the No. 74 selection in the third round and the No. 148 pick in the fifth round. Those two ended up being flipped around for different picks later on, giving them further draft capital in both this year and next year’s draft.<\/p>\n However, seeing the inner workings of Berry’s mindset shows that the Browns weren’t just considering talent up front on the line, but also outside the hashes. Fortunately, although the organization wasn’t able to land the brother of Cleveland Cavaliers guard Jaylon Tyson<\/a>, they did end up with two talented wideouts in Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion.<\/p>\n Different leagues. Same DNA. \ud83e\uddec\ud83d\udd25<\/p>\n After @ASUFootball<\/a> star Jordan Tyson became a first-round pick in the @NFL<\/a> draft, following big brother Jaylon Tyson, a former @CalMBBall<\/a> star and first-round @NBA<\/a> draft pick, the two officially became the first siblings ever selected in the\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/bZy3EVWmtd<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 NCAA (@NCAA) April 27, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n While it would have made for a great storyline in Cleveland sports, this year\u2019s draft class could deliver an even better one down the line: a Super Bowl.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/assets.minutemediacdn.com\/platform\/google_discover_icon.svg\"){kind=icon}
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