Browns' Draft: Tate at 6, Tackle at 24

0:00On April 9th, the Cleveland Browns are gearing up for the 2026 NFL Draft with picks at number 6 and number 24, and they've got two big holes to fill, a left tackle and a top wide receiver. Leab buzz is heating up that they'll grab Ohio State's carnal Tate, a six foot two stud, right at number 6 to boost their passing game. ESPN's Matt Miller is reporting strong chatter around the league, pointing straight to Tate as the Browns choice there. He's got that true number one receiver potential, winning deep, short and in traffic with precise routes and contested catches that any quarterback would love. Fans and analysts are buzzing because last year the Browns pulled a surprise trade back from number 2, so nobody's counting out a move here. Even dealing down to a team Mike Dallas, hunting a pass rusher. Adding Tate early would instantly ease pressure on whoever's throwing the ball in Cleveland. At number 24, eyes turned to offensive tackles like George's Monroe Freeling, Utah's Caleb

1:01Lomu, Alabama's Caden Proctor, or Clemson's Blake. Miller, who might flip sides if needed, GM Andrew Berry's made it clear. They're open to those adjustments and they might even trade up if the board falls right. Nailing both needs in the first round, sets the Browns up to hunt the best talent available, the rest of the way with their other seven picks, flipping. They're rebuilt into high gear just two weeks out. That wraps NFL news today brought to you with AI.