Two of the keys for Cleveland’s near and long-term future are how both of their first-round picks perform in their rookie seasons. Both Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion are under a lot of pressure to show that they have what it takes to be long-term pieces in this league.

It is going to be a challenge for both of them, as the Browns offense is very young throughout and will also have a major question mark at the quarterback position. With all of the aside, the Browns have had a very rough go at it with their first-round picks in the last 20 years.

We are examining the careers of the last 10 to see which ones were worth the selection and which ones were a bust. Spoiler alert, it’s heavily weighted to the latter.

Cleveland’s last eleven first-round picks are a roller coaster of results, which is the reason they have been perpetually stuck in a rebuild.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – U.S. Marshals say a wanted sex offender was arrested early Friday morning at the same home where a missing Tennessee mother was found dead on July 3.

Matthew Hensley, 43, was wanted by the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Department for failing to register his address after a conviction of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.

“Today along with Cleveland Police SWAT, Deputy Sheriffs from Cuyahoga County and my Deputy Marshals, we hit that house and we found Hensley in that house hiding in a bench area and a wall and a secret compartment that he had constructed,” said U.S. Marshal Pete Elliott

According to the U.S. Marshals, he had additional charges of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor from an indictment in 2022.

Law enforcement has been searching for Hensley for over two months, according to a release.

Hensley was featured on Cuyahoga’s Most Wanted on Thursday.

The task force said it received numerous tips about Hensley’s whereabouts all across the Cleveland area.

He was found hiding in a cabinet at a home located at 3490 Bosworth Road and taken into custody without incident.

On July 3, Amber Graham, 37, of Spring Hill, Tennessee, was found dead outside at the same address.

Police and fire personnel discovered her body covered in a sheet.

In the Cleveland police report connected to Graham’s death, Hensley is listed as a involved person.

Child found alone at fire station

Graham’s friend told 19 News she had brought her 8-year-old daughter with her on a trip to meet a man she had been communicating with through an online video game.

On July 1, the child walked into a Cleveland fire station alone.

Officials would not confirm the child’s relation to Graham but confirmed an 8-year-old did arrive at the fire station last week.

“They assessed her for any medical issues that she would have. She appeared uninjured, but she had a phone number in her pocket for her grandmother in Tennessee. It’s my understanding. But in that situation, we called police. They called Child Protective Services,” said Lt. Mike Norman of the Cleveland Fire Department.

A friend of the victim’s said the child was Graham’s.

Friends raise alarm

Joshua LaCroix, a friend of Graham’s who lives in Franklin, Tennessee, said Graham had told him and his wife she was planning the trip to Cleveland to meet a man she had connected with through a video game.

During the trip, Graham called LaCroix, saying he heard a man in the background who was angry with her.

“That was the last conversation that me and my wife had with her,” LaCroix said.

When Graham stopped responding, friends and family grew concerned.

“She never misses a shift. No one can reach her. Last thing we know, she was in Cleveland. So like, something’s not right. She’s supposed to be here at work and she’s not,” LaCroix said.

Graham’s family reported her missing to authorities on July 2.

Facebook group helps locate home

LaCroix said he reached out to a Cleveland Facebook page for help tracking down Graham. Members of the group identified a home they believed she may have visited.

“The police were able to get to the house and, you know, discover what they discovered,” LaCroix said.

LaCroix described Graham as someone who cared for others.

“She’s just a genuine person. And she’s a good person. She’s the kind of person who will care for you without much reason to do so,” he said.

Investigation ongoing

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner is investigating Graham’s cause of death. No arrests or charges have been made.

Cleveland police said they are awaiting the medical examiner’s ruling before potentially opening a criminal investigation.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -This week’s Cuyahoga’s Most Wanted features a Cleveland man on the run for failing to maintain his sex offender registry.

According to Crime Stoppers of Cuyahoga County, Matthew Hensley was convicted of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor in a 2002 case.

It’s reported his victim was under the age of 16-years-old.

He has failed to register, and failed to notify the sheriff’s department of his change of address.

He is now facing the following charges:

• Unlawful sexual conduct with a minor

• Failure to provide notice of change of address

Hensley is 5’8” and 159 lbs. and has a tattoo of Jesus on his neck as well as a tribal dragon on his left arm and praying hands with roses on his right arm.

He was last known to be staying in the 1200 block of W. 65th Street in Cleveland.

If anyone knows where Hensley is, call Crime Stoppers of Cuyahoga County.

All calls to 216-252-7463 can remain completely anonymous and could be eligible for a reward of up to $5,000.