Joe DeLeone: There’s no position that’s off the table at No. 6; I don’t see a scenario where the Browns trade up

In this episode of Afternoon Drive on The Fan, host Kyle Wright and guest Joe DeLeone discuss the Cleveland Browns' upcoming No. 6 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, analyzing whether all positions are truly on the table. DeLeone argues that while the Browns have flexibility to draft any position—especially given their roster needs—there's little reason to trade up, as no player at the top of the board presents a compelling enough case to justify a move. He emphasizes that taking the best available player, even if not a direct need, could be the smartest strategy for a rebuilding team. The conversation also covers the uncertainty surrounding top prospects like David Bailey, Jeremiah Love, and Reuben Bain, whose off-field incident has likely caused him to slide in the draft. DeLeone highlights Maxi Onichor as a high-upside offensive tackle with developmental potential, making him a strong fit for the Browns’ long-term plans. The episode ends with a lighthearted exchange about the show’s texting system, adding a humorous touch to the draft analysis.