Browns GM Andrew Berry knows a thing or two about the defensive backfield. He was a four-year starter at cornerback for Harvard. In fact, he made First Team All-Ivy League three times while earning his degree in economics with a master’s degree in computer science.
A quarterback in high school who played alongside his fraternal twin Adam, Berry was switched to corner in his first season at Harvard. Upon his graduation, he was considered the greatest cornerback in Harvard football history.
And now as the man who wields control over all roster decisions, he has quietly built a very good defensive unit centered around DE Myles Garrett.