Browns' Draft Dilemma: Offense or Line?

On April 3rd, Andrew Berry's got one last shot as the Cleveland Browns GM to turn this team around before the

2026 NFL draft. The Browns hit the playoffs twice under his watch, but they burned through more top five picks since

2020 than playoffs wins. With the Dishonne Watson contract finally wrapping up this year, everything's on the line now.

The draft or its rebuild city again. They retooled the offensive line this off season,

grabbing guys like Titus Howard, Zion Johnson, and Elton Jenkins.

Salah moves, but holes remain big time on offense, plus they need wide receivers and help in the secondary at corner or safety.

Berry's staring down two first round picks at number six and number 24, plus number 39 in round two.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about that number six spot. Should they grab Ohio State Whiteout,

Carnell Tate to build the future passing game, or Snag A. A. Tackle-like Frances Mauigua to anchor the line.

It's like the Bengals back in 2021, picking between Jamar Chase and Penae Soule, both elite paths, but often screens priority with all these gaps.

Later at number 24, Utah's Spencer Fano could be a steal if he slides as an offensive lineman, but don't over trade for him.

Ohio State's Caleb Downs temps at safety, but he's no top 10 value when receivers in lineman move the needle more for wins.

Berry can't afford missteps here, drafting for need on offense could save his job in spark contention, especially post-watson era.

Keep watching how they play it.