Browns OT Spencer Fano: Everything you need to know from childhood to NFL draft

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - FEBRUARY 27: Spencer Fano of Utah poses for a portrait during the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 27, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Logan Bowles/Getty Images) | Getty Images When the Cleveland Browns came into the is year’s NFL draft, there were certain positions of need that had to be addressed: offensive tackle, receiver, safety, and offensive guard. A third cover cornerback would be nice.

Maybe another pass rusher, but one that was productive in college and not just a body to occupy space. RELATED: SPENCER FANO TAKEN WITH THE #9 PICK The Browns came into the draft wanting to improve their offensive line. First off, there was offensive tackle help.

Later, at least one offensive guard and perhaps a backup center would be needed to compete for a starting role, but if nothing else, help with quality depth. Attrition always hits the offensive line room the most during a season, and the roster needs to prepare for this. The @Browns just got a 6’6 311lbs BEAST In Spencer Fano.

He moves like a tight end in a tackle body with elite lateral agility to pull out in space, get reach blocks in the run game and the balance to recover when initially beat. He gave up 0 sacks in 357 pass-pro snaps last… pic. twitter.