Browns Boost Offensive Line, Still Need WR Help

0:00On March 14, the Cleveland Browns wrapped up the first wave of NFL free agency with General Manager Andrew Berry focusing heavily on rebuilding their offensive line. They added guard Zion Johnson on a three-year deal worth $49.5 million, center and guard Elton Jenkins at $12 million, dollars per year, and tackle Titus Howard, who came via a fifth round pick and got a three-year extension for $63 million. Earlier this week, the team also brought in linebacker Quincy Williams to replace Devon Bush, along with some depth pieces like Defensive Tackle Callia, Davis and Titan Jack Stowe. These moves aim to fix last season's injury-riddled unit and boost run blocking up front. Fans and analysts see it as a solid start, earning the Browns a C++ overall grade for free agency. The new offensive lineman bring versatility and pro-bowl experience, which should help protect the quarterback and pave lanes for the running game. That said, left tackle stays a big hole, Joel Bytonio's future is up in the air, and they didn't replace Wyatt Teller with anyone better.

1:07Know why receiver help either, pointing straight to the draft. With those top needs still open, Berry's work sets up an intriguing off-season as the Browns gear up for April selections and training camp.