Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry presented an undeniable truth on Thursday.
Speaking to the media just one week before the 2024 NFL Draft, Berry pointed out something so obvious that it seems odd that some still don’t grasp the concept.
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To summarize, the NFL is a passing league, teams need players who can block and players who can cover receivers, and the Browns have no intention of dealing from a position of strength at key roster spots.
Berry had to point that out in the face of persistent rumors and questions about the Browns considering the possibility of breaking up one of the strengths of the defense by trading away cornerback Greg Newsome II.