Traded Nick Harris

[NorthHawk]

To the Browns for 2026 6th and 7th round picks.
I guess this means Olu and Connor are the Centers this year.

[River Dog]

To the Browns for 2026 6th and 7th round picks.
I guess this means Olu and Connor are the Centers this year.

I thought that Harris played better than Olu last night, but I didn't look closely at every play. They must feel pretty good about Williams.

[4XPIPS]

What an interesting journey. Nick goes back to the team that didn't resign him. Well I think this just illustrates how high they are on Connor Williams for them to let quality depth go via trade.

[Aseahawkfan]

Hunh. Strange given we are not solid at center. I guess that Connor signing was setting this up. It's early in the rebuild process. Gonna take a few years to stack some talent on this team and get it working well.

[Oly]

Yeah, they don't need three centers. If Williams is ready to go and Harris and Olu are somewhat close, keeping a starter and a prospect on a rookie contract makes sense. I'm impressed that they were able to get more than a lone 7th for Harris, so IMO it's good business by the FO.

[NorthHawk]

I have a correction to make.
I read the comment that we got both a 6th and 7th.
Apparently we get a 6th and give up a 7th.

Here is the comment on PFT:

Cleveland has acquired center Nick Harris from Seattle, the team announced on Sunday. The Browns are sending the Seahawks a 2026 sixth-round pick for Harris and a 2026 seventh-round pick.

Either way, we it's Williams and Olu's job now.

[Oly]

I have a correction to make.
I read the comment that we got both a 6th and 7th.
Apparently we get a 6th and give up a 7th.

Here is the comment on PFT:

Cleveland has acquired center Nick Harris from Seattle, the team announced on Sunday. The Browns are sending the Seahawks a 2026 sixth-round pick for Harris and a 2026 seventh-round pick.

Either way, we it's Williams and Olu's job now.

That feels more like what I expected. Still glad they got a pick for a roster spot that would have been cleared by releasing a player anyway.

[MackStrongIsMyHero]

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/408 ... lay-week-1

Connor Williams is 95% back from his ACL injury. Completely agree with not rushing him back. As much as I want a younger guy to step up and succeed (i.e. Olu), I also want the best player out there.