Albert Breer: I’d guess the Browns draft an o-lineman at No. 6; I don’t know if it’s a spot where you’d be able to move out

In this episode of Afternoon Drive on The Fan, Albert Breer joins the show to discuss the upcoming NFL Draft, focusing heavily on the Cleveland Browns' No. 6 pick. Breer predicts the Browns will likely select an offensive lineman, citing the team's need and the depth of talent at that position, though he notes the risk of reaching if top prospects like Maui Noah and Fano are gone. He also weighs in on the ongoing debate about trading down, concluding it’s unlikely due to a lack of compelling trade-up targets. Breer addresses Myles Garrett’s absence from voluntary OTAs, arguing it’s not a major concern given the early phase of the offseason program. He reflects on Ohio State basketball’s recent national title, expressing cautious optimism about Dusty May’s impact, while also noting the program’s long-term challenges. The conversation shifts to Troy Aikman’s controversial claim about the Dolphins gaining insider knowledge through his broadcasting role, sparking a broader discussion about the ethics of former players serving as both broadcasters and team informants. Breer warns this could erode broadcast integrity and ultimately harm fans, as the information gap widens between teams and viewers. The episode closes with light banter about Breer’s trip to Paris and a humorous nod to his fall down a flight of stairs.