Browns Consider Tate for Draft

0:00On March 1st, the Cleveland Browns had high hopes for wide receiver Jerry Judy, but he struggled with drops last season, leading to 10 of the teams. Total 25 drop passes. Now, with the number 6 pick in the upcoming draft, the team is rethinking its options at the position to give their quarterback reliable targets. ESPN draft expert Mel Kuiper Jr. thinks the Browns should grab a high-estate wide receiver carnail Tate if he's available. Kuiper prays his Tate's shure hands, strong route running, blocking skills, and readiness to contribute right away as a rookie. Fans and analysts have mixed abuse, but the Browns receiving core needs a boost beyond young guys like Isaiah Bond and Cedric Tillman, who face. Their own injury and reliability issues. Last year's mental errors on catches killed too many drives. Meanwhile, the team might eye-top offensive tackles like Spencer Fano, or Francis Mauigua, for pass protection, but Tate's experience in Ohio's tough. Whether makes him a smart local fit, as the draft approaches,

1:03Cleveland has plenty of pass forward, balancing immediate needs with long-term stability at key spots.