The Cleveland Browns turned heads with their 2026 NFL draft class—and now, fans are getting an all-access pass to the action behind closed doors in Berea. In today's sports landscape, the days of relying solely on "Hard Knocks" for insider access are long gone. Teams are increasingly producing their own content to bring fans closer to the decision-making process, and the Browns are no exception.

Fresh off a highly rated 2025 draft, Cleveland's 2026 class has drawn even more praise from analysts. This year, ESPN was on hand to capture every crucial moment for their upcoming series, "The Pick Is In," which premieres this Sunday. Jori Epstein was in the room alongside the cameras, documenting the tension, strategy, and trade talks that shaped the Browns' draft board.

The show promises to go inside the draft rooms of the Raiders, Browns, Cowboys, and others, while also following the journeys of eight first-round picks. But with such a quick turnaround from draft day to air date, the big question is: how much will ESPN actually reveal? Will we learn which teams tried to trade up with Browns GM Andrew Berry? Will we hear the internal debates about selecting wide receivers KC Concepcion versus Denzel Boston in the first round? And will we get a peek at other players Berry and his staff were targeting?

For Browns fans and NFL draft junkies alike, this is a rare chance to see the chess match unfold. What insider nuggets are you most hoping to uncover? And how much of the real draft-room drama do you think will actually make it to air? Tune in Sunday at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN to find out.