For this reason, Tony Grossi, a Browns insider, didn’t seem overly thrilled with the rumor that the Browns were interested in Texas star tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders.

Although Grossi agreed that a tight end might be a position to target in the draft, he is unsure about allocating the No. 54 pick to one.

Sanders is predicted to be the second tight end selected, behind only Brock Bowers of Georgia, who is probably going to be selected in the top 10 or top 15.

With Harrison Bryant departing to sign with the Las Vegas Raiders, the Browns clearly need more depth at the position. He is projected to be a second-round pick, so he might be available when they are in the clock.

Only Brock Bowers of Georgia, who is expected to be selected in the top 10 or top 15, is expected to be selected ahead of Sanders as a tight end.

It’s obvious that the Browns need more depth at the position after Harrison Bryant left to sign with the Las Vegas Raiders. Given that he is expected to be selected in the second round, he might be available when they need him.

The Packers aren’t ignoring reports that they will begin the season in Brazil.

The Green Bay Packers president, Mark Murphy, is currently traveling as part of the team’s Tailgate Tour. Murphy is widely known for being a truth-teller. Murphy has a reputation for giving away too much information when given the opportunity. Most famously, in March of last year, she told a news crew covering Wisconsin’s girls’ basketball tournament far too much about Aaron Rodgers’ predicament.

Now that the Rodgers drama has passed, the team’s Week 1 opener—possibly against the Philadelphia Eagles—seems to be the new talking point. The NFL’s opening game of 2024 will pit the Packers and Cleveland Browns against the Eagles, who will be “hosting” the game on a Friday in Brazil. Murphy disclosed this information during the NFL’s annual meetings last month. Numerous people have conjectured

According to ESPN’s Rob Demovsky, Murphy informed the gathering of supporters on Tuesday that “[The Packers are] either the first- or second-most popular team in Brazil” in order to encourage them to join in the Tailgate Tour. “This is very important for the league,” he said afterwards. If selected, we will gladly depart.

Murphy had expressed worry about the team’s international flight from the local airport, which would require the team to take a bus to Milwaukee before boarding a plane, which would complicate the trip to Brazil. It’s interesting to note how the tone of these conversations changes; it seems like the organization is slowly coming to terms with the possibility that they are the team that has been asked to go.