Albert Breer: Browns have to take a look at Ty Simpson; I don't think it's likely that he goes in the first-round

In this episode of Afternoon Drive on The Fan, Albert Breer of MMQB joins the Make It Right Call Kyle Wright hotline to break down the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. Breer emphasizes that the Browns must keep their quarterback competition open, citing Deshaun Watson and Shadour Sanders as top contenders, while also acknowledging the need to evaluate Ty Simpson despite his likely second- or third-round projection. He draws parallels between Simpson and last year’s Shadour Sanders, noting both lack a clear 'superpower' that would justify a first-round selection. Breer also discusses the potential trade of Myles Garrett, arguing that with the Browns’ rebuild accelerating and Garrett approaching age 33, trading him for multiple first-round picks could be a strategic move—comparing it to the Seahawks’ Russell Wilson trade. He cautions that Garrett’s value is time-sensitive, with the window for a high return narrowing. Additionally, Breer addresses the Browns’ withdrawal of a proposal to allow five-year draft pick trades, suggesting it was a strategic move to spark discussion rather than a serious push. He concludes that the top 10 draft market lacks compelling trade-up candidates, making it unlikely the Browns will move up from the sixth pick.