Browns' Delp Draft: Boosting Offense

0:00On April 1st, the Cleveland Browns are gearing up for the 2026 NFL Draft, and their general manager Andrew Berry sees a prime chance to boost the offense. With resources poured into the offensive line during free agency, the pass catchers need help, especially a tight end after parting ways with David, in Joku. Their 2025 third round pick, Harold Fanon Jr. shows star potential in lessons the urgency, but adding depth makes sense. After Oster Delp, a Georgia tight end who played under the Browns' new head coach, Todd Munkin, perfect for a late-round steal. Delp's a polarizing prospect at 22 years old, buried on Georgia's stacked depth chart behind guys like Brock Bowers. Still, he posted 70 catches for 854 yards and nine touchdowns over four years, with solid route running in a strong 6-foot-5, 245-pound frame. Heads slot in as the ideal second tight end behind Fanon, complementing veteran blocker

1:01Jack Stoll. Delp's run-blocking chops fit right in, and Munkin loves two tight end sets, like the dual of Mark Andrews and Isaiah likely, that thrive for him in. Baltimore. Pairing Fanon and Delp could lock down that room for years, fueling Cleveland's rebuild just as the draft heats up.