Browns: Draft Love, But Not at 6

0:00On April 7th, Cleveland Browns got a high pick at number 6 overall in the upcoming NFL draft, and all eyes are on Notre Dame running back Jeremiah. Love with his 42 touchdowns over three college seasons, but General Manager Andrew Berry shouldn't touch him there. Love is talented no doubt, but he's a luxury pick for a team staring down massive holes at quarterback, wide receiver, and left tackle. Last year, the Browns grabbed Ohio State running back Quincheon Jutkins at number 36, and he balled out as a rookie. They traded back from number two overall, letting Jacksonville jump for Heisman winner Travis Hunter, then snag defensive tackle Mason Graham, and linebacker Carson Schwestinger, who took home defensive rookie of the year honors. Solid defense, sure, but the offense ring dead last two years straight. Fans and analysts are split, with some polls showing folks picking Ohio State wide receiver carnail take over love every time at six. After firing coach Kevin Stofansky,

1:01Berry brought in offensive guru Todd Monkin, and promised to pour resources into fixing the attack. Jutkins and Titan Herald Fanon Jr., from last draft, give hope, but quarterback woes Linger. Now heading into this draft with nine picks, Berry has to prioritize premium spots like wide receiver, left tackle, or even quarterback in the first. Round over the next two years, a guy like Georgia left tackle Monroe Freeling could protect whoever's under center way better than another back right now. Bottom line, level thrive somewhere, but Cleveland can't afford the splash without plugging those core leaks first. Stay tuned as draft night. Shapes their rebuild. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.