Browns Draft: Double Down on Offense

0:00On April 17th, the Cleveland Browns head into the 2026 NFL Draft with glaring holes on offense, especially a wide receiver and offensive tackle. ESPN analyst Ben Solek is pushing hard for them to grab multiple players at both spots, not just one starter, but real depth to fix their thin receiver. Room and shaky line. Their draft capital looks solid, with picks at number 6, 24 and 37 in the first two rounds, plus more later like 71, 107 and beyond. That gives general manager Andrew Berry plenty of shots to stock up without forcing bad picks. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move, given the Browns completely revamped their offensive line last year and lack proven receivers. It lines up perfectly for whoever's slinging the ball, like shitter sanders, making the passing game click right away. Top tackle prospects like Frances Mauigua, Spencer Fano, Caden Proctor, and Monroe Freeling could go early while receiver studs such as Carnotate.

1:04Jordan Tyson and Mackay Limon topped the board with depth options like Denzel Boston further down. Berry's got the ammo to double down here, building a foundation that could turn the Browns offense around for years, especially if they snag those. Safety or defensive tackle values in the middle rounds too.