Browns might still have a hole at LT after Spencer Fano pick for Will Campbell reason

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The Cleveland Browns came out of the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft as one of the biggest winners thanks to their savvy trade-down with the Kansas City Chiefs to the No. 9 pick.

But, with that selection, they took Spencer Fano, an offensive tackle out of Utah. He projects to be the Browns' new left tackle. However, there is some concern for Fano.

As ESPN's Daniel Oyefusi noted, the Browns might still have a hole at left tackle after this draft pick, thanks to a big question about his arm length, just as the New England Patriots face with Will Campbell.

Browns have same question on Fano as Patriots do for Campbell

"Is Fano's future actually at left tackle?" Oyefusi writes. "Throughout the draft process, there has been speculation that Fano could move inside to guard or tackle because of his sub-33-inch arm length."

While the Browns could use a high-quality offensive guard, with Zion Johnson and Teven Jenkins currently slated to be the starters, the Browns could use a better starter.

But if the Browns took Fano with the hopes of him being their left tackle, his turning into a guard would be a disappointment.