Browns' Draft Picks: Protecting QB, Boosting Offense

0:00On March 20th, the Cleveland Browns have wrapped up their early free agency moves, bolstering their offensive line with trades and signings like, Tackle Tide is Howard, Guard Zion Johnson, and centers like Elton Jenkins. They've added more depth on offense, defense, and special teams too. Now their roster is coming together ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, where they hold 9 picks, including 2 in the first round at number, 6 and number 24. Experts are already projecting how the Browns might use those high selections to fix ongoing needs at left Tackle and wide receiver. Analysts see a clear focus on protecting the quarterback and boosting the passing game after these recent additions. Draft guru Daniel Jeremiah from NFL.com has the Browns grabbing Ohio State wide receiver, Carnell Tate at number 6 for his big playability then. Utah Tackle Caleb Lomua at number 24, a guy who shut down pass rushers last season. Meanwhile, Beatrider Zach Jackson from the Athletic and ESPN's Mill Kiper

1:03both pegged Georgia Tackleman row-freeling as a franchise-type pick at number, 6, praising his quick feet in pass protection. For number 24, they like Washington wide out. Denzel Boston or USC's McCye Limon to add tough yards after catch receivers. As the Browns keep building, these Mox highlight how a strong draft could lock down their line and open up the offense for years to come.