Cleveland Browns news (5/11): How about those rookies!

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• Browns rookie Emmanuel McNeil-Warren ready to make rapid impact (Beacon Journal) – The message that Browns second-round pick Emmanuel McNeil-Warren received from his coaches after he was drafted was crystal clear.
• QB Taylen Green stands out on field, among QBs: ‘I really don’t think there’s anybody like me’ (Browns Zone) – Taylen Green was impossible to miss. Whether standing alone in the middle of the field in his orange No. 15 jersey. Firing a pass down the seam. Or taking off on a scramble with the long strides of a sprinter.
• How the two other offensive linemen the Browns drafted fit in their plans (cleveland.com) – The Browns had a clear purpose for Spencer Fano when they took him No. 9 overall. The Browns didn’t stop with Fano, as they also selected Florida tackle Austin Barber and added center Parker Brailsford from Alabama. The roles for both of those players aren’t quite as clear as Fano’s, but there’s a vision for both that could have them playing important roles in 2026.

NFL

• Steelers WR Germie Bernard, QB Drew Allar already building strong chemistry (Behind the Steel Curtain) – The Steelers’ rookies are building something strong.
• QB Anthony Richardson giving Colts something to think about (ESPN) – For two full weeks of offseason workouts, the Indianapolis Colts proceeded through offensive drills behind a pair of quarterbacks whose combined NFL résumés could fit on a bar napkin.
• Chargers’ Mike McDaniel lays out vision for Justin Herbert: ‘Be elite at everything’ (The Athletic) – The Los Angeles Chargers opened rookie minicamp Friday at The Bolt, the team’s facility. It was an eventful day both on the field and at the lectern.
• Giants’ John Harbaugh on potential Odell Beckham reunion: ‘It’s got to be right for both parties’ (NFL.com) – This weekend’s rookie minicamp was an opportunity for new Giants head coach John Harbaugh to get a closer look at exciting newcomers such as top-10 picks Arvell Reese and Francis Mauigoa. It also provided him a chance to address a potential reunion with Odell Beckham, who is a dozen years past his Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign but has been linked to New York since working out for the team on April 20.