The Cleveland Browns are off to a strong start with their 2026 draft class, as eight of their 10 rookies have already put pen to paper just in time for the start of rookie minicamp. In today's NFL, thanks to the Collective Bargaining Agreement, holdouts have become a rarity for draft picks, with only occasional snags over guaranteed money or offset language in contracts.

This trend was highlighted last year when second-round picks began pushing for fully guaranteed deals, a perk traditionally reserved for first-round selections. Browns running back Quinshon Judkins found himself in the middle of that very situation during his own negotiation process.

On Friday, as minicamp kicked off, Cleveland proudly announced the signings of eight of their 10 draftees. Among the newly inked names is offensive lineman Spencer Fano, a key addition to bolster the team's front line.

However, two notable players remain unsigned: wide receiver KC Concepcion, who was the Browns' second pick in the first round, and safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, their second pick in the second round. With training camp on the horizon, fans will be watching closely to see if these two can quickly finalize their deals and join their teammates on the field.