Browns GM Andrew Berry said Alabama QB Jalen Milroe has "rare physical talent."
Berry continued with his praise of Milroe's physical traits, saying he is maybe the only quarterback faster than Lamar Jackson. Milroe ran for 729 yards and a jaw-dropping 20 touchdowns in his final season at Alabama. Though the Browns don't appear to be taking a quarterback with the No. 2 overall pick, they are up again at No. 33 and could even package that selection with another pick to get back into the first round. The Browns have held visits with all of the major quarterback prospects, including Milroe. They currently have Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett on the roster, neither of whom is a long-term option.
(Apr 17 -- NBC Sports)

2025 NFL Draft: Fantasy football players, meet the rookie WRs, headlined by a generational prospect
Fantasy football analyst Matt Harmon breaks down the incoming wide receiver class.
(Apr 17 -- Yahoo Sports)

Jalen Milroe: My superpower is playing a step faster than my opponents
Quarterback Jalen Milroe is one of the players set to attend the draft in Green Bay next week, but he's not currently seen as a safe bet to come off the board during the first round.
(Apr 17 -- ProFootballTalk.com)

Andrew Berry: We haven't made a hard decision on No. 2 pick
With the first round of this year's draft set to begin in one week, it appears the Titans are set to pick quarterback Cam Ward at No. 1 overall.
(Apr 17 -- ProFootballTalk.com)

Browns GM Andrew Berry said Colorado CB/WR Travis Hunter's skill set is best suited for wide receiver.
Berry still didn't rule out Hunter playing both positions at the next level. He also noted that he doesn't think Hunter needs to be a two-way player to be worth the No. 2 overall pick that Cleveland holds. Hunter is currently the favorite to be taken with the second pick ahead of Penn State EDGE Abdul Carter and Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders. Giants GM Joe Schoen talked about Hunter yesterday as well. He noted the risks of playing Hunter on both sides of the ball but sounded more than willing to give it a shot. Between Schoen, Berry, and other reports, all signs point to Hunter at least getting some run on both sides of the ball, though not as much as he did in college. The receiver-needy Browns would likely deploy him as a wide receiver first, much to the pleasure of the fantasy football community.
(Apr 17 -- NBC Sports)