Browns Draft: Offense or Defense?

On April 5th, Cleveland Browns got a solid defense last year, anchor by Miles Garrett, the defensive player of the year, plus Denzel Warden Young, guns like Grand Delpit, but they're offense, straight trash, averaging the second fewest total yards at 282.4 per game, passing yards at 165.1, and just 16.4 points scored.

A draft expert named Matt Miller dropped a hypothetical 2026 NFL draft plan for the Browns, and it's got folks heated.

He has them grabbing Y receiver Carnell Tate and cornerback Brandon Sissy in Round 1, then offensive tackle Caleb Tiernan and linebacker Kyle.

Louis Early in Round 2 and 3. Out of 9 picks, 5 go to defense, including Edge R Usher, Keyron Crawford, and defensive tackle, Rayshawn Benny on day 3.

Meanwhile, the offense starbs for help, especially at left tackle where they gave up three sacks of game, seventh most in the league, that ignores their biggest holes, like blindside protection and another wide receiver.

After ranking third worst on third downs at 33.6%, they just swapped Evan Bush for Quincy Williams at linebacker, so why double down on D when the offense needs cause control talent now?

GM Andrew Berry better prioritize offense in the real draft, or this kind of misstep could tank the season before it starts.

Brown's fans deserve better balance to turn those stats around.