The 2026 NFL Draft is almost here, and the Cleveland Browns are once again a team to watch. After a strategic move last year, they enter this draft with significant capital, holding nine total picks including two in the first round at No. 6 and No. 24. For a franchise looking to rebuild its offense, this is a golden opportunity.

According to NFL insider Albert Breer, the Browns are among a group of teams actively exploring the possibility of trading down from their first-round spots. The goal? To accumulate even more picks in a draft class noted for its depth, though it may lack the superstar names of years past. This strategy makes sense for a team with multiple needs, particularly at wide receiver and offensive tackle.

Last season was a struggle, ending with a 5-12 record that took them out of the running for top quarterback prospects. With new head coach Todd Monken taking the reins, the focus is squarely on providing him with the tools to succeed. Loading up on draft capital through trades could be the key to a comprehensive offensive overhaul.

While finding a trade partner is the challenge Breer identified, a team like the Dallas Cowboys—who also possess two first-rounders—could be a logical fit if they aim to move up. For Browns fans, the coming days will be about watching how General Manager Andrew Berry plays his hand, potentially shaping the team's future for seasons to come.