Browns' Draft Dreams: Elite WR Needed

0:00On March 22nd, the Cleveland Browns beefed up their offensive line this off-season with free agents and trades, but they still need a reliable left, tackle or right guard. More critically, they face a big gabber-wide receiver, especially to support quarterback Shedder Sanders, and experts say free agency is not the answer. Instead, the smartest move points to the upcoming NFL draft, where the Browns hold picks at number 6, number 23, number 39, number 70, and number 107. Salary cap strains from DeShawn Watson and other veterans make drafting a top receiver of the practical choice right now. Fans and analysts see potential in the current Browns receivers like Jerry Judy, Cedrick Tillman, and Isaiah Bond, but adding elite talent would, transform the offense. This draft class is loaded with whiteouts, creating real opportunities for Cleveland no matter where they select. Prospects like Ohio State's Carnautate, USC's McCuy Lemon, and others could fall to their

1:01early picks, while later options include Indiana's Omar, Cooper Jr. and more. Meanwhile, recent moves include trading for tackle Titus Howard, signing Elton and Tevin Jenkins, and adding Zion Johnson on a $49.5 million deal. As the Browns build for contention, eyes stay glued on draft night for that game-changing receiver edition.