Ward and Njoku Give Glimpse of Possible Browns Future

Browns fans would have to pray awfully hard the Tennessee Titans do not select Ward with the No. 1 pick. The Titans are said to be high on Ward and are looking for him to replace Will Levis as the starting quarterback. It would take a miracle of biblical proportions for Ward not to go to Tennessee.

The Browns have their fingers crossed and are holding out hope. In the interim, the Browns and general manager Andrew Perry are exercising their due diligence on the top quarterbacks in the draft. There has been discussion of Berry trying to get Tennessee to trade the pick, but those talks have simmered and appear to be all but dead.

Regardless, when players see other players in a certain city they think it is a dead give away of where the player is going to be drafted. No such luck. While Ward might welcome the idea of playing for Kevin Stefanski and the Browns, it appears as though he is going to be a member of the Titans come April 26.

Experts have said if Ward is the first pick, Cleveland might opt for Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter. Carter would make the most sense as there is no other quarterback worthy of being selected that high. Cleveland could get a fine draftee in later rounds.

Ward will be back here in Miami this weekend as his Pro Day is Monday, March 24. The Browns plan on being adequately represented to watch Ward who is scheduled to throw.