Speaking at the NFL combine as the head coach of the Patriots, Mike Vrabel talked about his time with the Browns

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry had high praise for New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel at the NFL combine on Tuesday. The two have ties from Vrabel spending the 2024 season working as a coaching and personnel consultant for the Browns.

Coming off a 4-13 season for the second straight year, the Patriots are slated to have more than $120 million in salary-cap space.

Andrew Berry needs a quarterback like the rest of us need water. Can’t function without it, can only survive so long between sips. Entering this week’s NFL Scouting combine, the Browns are three years into their latest drought.

The Cleveland Browns’ hold the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, putting the team in a unique position to secure a transformative player

Browns general manager Andrew Berry vows to take an aggressive approach to figuring out the answer this offseason to the quarterback problem.

"Myles Garrett, (The Eagles) would not want to see him go to the Washington Commanders, for example. If that was to gain traction, Howie Roseman would likely step in and try to make a deal that is too hard for the Browns to refuse," Fowler said.

We can’t imagine a situation where not having Myles (Garrett) is best for the (Cleveland) Browns,” GM Andrew Berry said at the NFL combine.

Andrew Berry addressed media members during the NFL Combine on Tuesday and the biggest thing he had to address was the Myles Garrett situation. Berry stood firm that he doesn’t intend to trade Garrett.