Brown’s rookie had an impressive intercept in the Minicamp

Rookie Minicamp started this week and the Cleveland Browns fans finally had the chance to see their exciting rookie gap suit for the first time after an exciting NFL design that was highlighted by selecting 2nd to Michigan Star Tackle Mason Graham’s defensive before making headlines in the fifth round.

While the top -class newcomers such as Graham and Sanders will get all the headlines, there is another beginner with the possibility of immediately achieving a significant influence on this defense, and he showed what he is capable of intercept at the camp on Friday.

Carson Schwesinger in the second round turned a few heads on the field on Friday when he took a short pass from Dillon Gabriel from the third round during her scrimmage and pulled him all out for a touchdown.

#Browns LB Carson Schwesinger removes QB Dillon Gabriel in the Rookie Minicamp. pic.twitter.com/f9MGKFC8

– Camryn Justice (@Camijustice) May 10, 2025

The players did not wear pads, so there was no way to stop the reversal return, but it was a nice early example for Schwesinger’s ability to play.

He did not attract much attention because the Browns also designed Graham, Gabriel and Sanders, but Schwesinger has as good as a rookie as any other from this class.

The 33rd overall role achieved 136 duels, four sacks, three passable controls, two interceptions and forced fumbling last year and should be used as a central component of this defense as a rookie.

Although he was only 22 years old, his ability is out of the charts and it will be fun to see how this team of coaches implements its unique skills.

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