To wrap up the morning, Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel Ted Tywang and Assistant General Manager and Vice President of Player Personnel Glenn Cook held a Q&A panel. Tywang talked about the benefits of the new Huntington Bank Field in Brook Park that is being built while Cook discussed the Browns' 2026 draft class and notes on the upcoming season.
For MacDonald, who enjoys creating mock drafts and takes pride in knowing the Browns' personnel, getting to ask Cook a question was one of his favorite parts of the weekend.
"The inner workings of the Browns, if I can find that out, I love that," MacDonald said.
In the evening, the Browns hosted a cocktail party at CrossCountry Mortgage Campus. During the event, attendees were surprised with a meet and greet from former Browns guard Joel Bitonio. Following the meet and greet, dinner was provided by a Fahrenheit food truck while tours of the Browns Experience Center at CrossCountry Mortgage Campus were held. A locker room sale ended the event, with select Browns memorabilia — including full-sized helmets — available for purchase. The money from the locker room sale was also donated to the Cleveland Browns Foundation. In total, the weekend raised $23,446.
On the day of the Browns' preseason matchup against the Bills, presidents from chapters around the country and the world lined the area just outside the main concourse around Huntington Bank Field four hours before kickoff for a premium tailgate experience. Milk-Bone took over one of the trailers for a Tail-Gate, featuring custom "treats" for humans and a mimosa bar to highlight the tail-wagging flavors fans can offer their pups.
Presidents in attendance had the chance to stand on the goal line to see the pre-game festivities up close. They then then watched the game together from the stands to celebrate a fun weekend of events, which ended with a farewell brunch on Aug. 23.