Browns' Draft Steal: USC's Makai Lemon

On April 6th, the Cleveland Browns are rebuilding after dropping 26 gains over the past two seasons,

leading to a full coaching shakeup with the headman and assistance now gone.

Their biggest headaches were a battered offensive line and a thin receiver group,

so General Manager Andrew Berry hit free agency hard, grabbing four.

Lieman but just one wide out, who's mainly a return specialist.

That leaves the receiver room still hurting, pushing the Browns to target at least two playmakers in the NFL draft,

from April 23rd to 25th.

They hold the number 6 and number 24 picks in the first round, plus strong spots later.

Fans and mocks are buzzing with offensive tackles as the safe bet for those top selections,

but plenty see a star receiver sliding in, like Ohio.

States carnel tape or Arizona State's Jordan Tyson.

Tastes got size and no drops, while Tyson's quick with great routes from anywhere on the field.

Digging deeper, USC's McCuy Lemmon is flying under the radar despite killer stats.

He outpaced Tate and catches yards and touchdowns last year, plus.

Snagged the bullet and a cough award as nation's top receiver.

Lemmon's got to lead hands, route savvy and return skills, even if his size is a knock.

With the draft high building, Lemmon could be the steal at number 6 to spark Cleveland's youth movement

and fix that perimeter game for years.