In a significant update for Browns fans and NFL enthusiasts alike, Cleveland Browns General Manager Andrew Berry has clarified the team's position on the upcoming draft.

During a press conference, Berry indicated that it is 'unlikely' for the Browns to trade up to secure the coveted No. 1 overall pick from the Tennessee Titans.

Instead, the focus appears to be on maximizing their own second overall selection.

Berry expressed a flexible mindset, stating, 'We’re pretty much open to anything that can be advantageous to us.' This openness suggests that while the Browns may not be aiming to move up in the draft, they are certainly considering the possibility of moving down from their current position if it can benefit the team strategically.

As for the No. 1 pick, the Titans are widely speculated to select star quarterback Cam Ward, who has garnered significant attention leading up to the draft.

Despite their reservations about trading up, the Browns have remained diligent, even conducting a private workout with Ward, demonstrating their interest in this standout quarterback.

Should the Browns retain their No. 2 position, they have a list of intriguing prospects in their sights.

Options include highly-rated quarterback Shadeur Sanders, the versatile receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter, or the powerful edge rusher Abdul Carter—all of whom could have a substantial impact on the team's future.

As the days dwindle down to the NFL Draft, all eyes will be on Cleveland to see how they maneuver their strategy in what has become an unpredictable and exciting off-season.

Stay tuned, because the next move could change the trajectory of the franchise!