Cleveland Browns Top Executive Spotted At Key Rookie Workout

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The Cleveland Browns are well underway evaluating the rookie class entering the NFL, especially the quarterbacks.
One of the first stops of the offseason scouting tour is the East-West Shrine Bowl in Arlington, Texas. The annual event got underway this week in the Lonestar State and will commence over the next week with a series of practices, commencing with the actual game coming up on Thursday, Jan. 30.
The first round of work featured a number of the rookie quarterbacks in attendance participating in a throwing session, including Colorado's Shedeur Sanders, who is touted as one of the top quarterbacks and players in the class.
Also spotted in attendance for Thursday's throwing session was Browns top executive, vice president of football operations and general manager Andrew Berry. In a post from the official East-West Shrine Bowl X account, Berry could be seen looking on as the QBs went to work.
🎯 Solid work with @WilsonFootball today during the throwing session. #ShrineBowlWHOSNEXT pic.twitter.com/nU0MPvH7EV
— East-West Shrine Bowl (@ShrineBowl) January 24, 2025
Berry is likely to be making the rounds in the coming week from the Shrine Bowl in Texas to Mobile, Ala. for the Senior Bowl, which takes place next weekend. These events mark the first steps in a pivotal evaluation process for Cleveland.
With the Browns possessing the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, Berry and his staff will have to determine whether or not one of quarterbacks in this class is worthy of being taken with that selection. The consensus top two names at the position right now are Sanders and Miami's Cam Ward. The latter isn't participating in the Shrine Bowl or Senior Bowl.

Spencer German is a contributor to the Northeast Ohio cluster of sites, including Cavs Insider, Cleveland Baseball Insider and most notably Browns Digest. He also works as a fill-in host on Cleveland Sports Radio, 92.3 The Fan, one of the Browns radio affiliate stations in Cleveland. Despite being a Cleveland transplant, Spencer has enjoyed making Northeast Ohio home ever since he attended college locally at John Carroll University, where he graduated in 2013.
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