Browns Draft Tate, Lomu for Offensive Overhaul

On March 26, the Cleveland Browns are gearing up for a big draft overhaul on offense, according

to NFL expert Todd McShay's latest mock.

He has them grabbing Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate with the 6 overall pick on Utah

offensive tackle Caleb Lomu at 24th.

This comes after a busy offseason with a team hired Todd Munkin as offensive coordinator

to replace Kevin Stofansky and added several pieces to the offensive line.

The general manager Andrew Berry seems locked in on fixing the unit's longstanding issues

heading into next season.

Most draft analysts agree the Browns need help at wide receiver and left tackle more than

anywhere else, even with tempting defensive backs available.

Passing on those to prioritize pass catchers and protection makes sense for a squad, desperate

to score.

Tate brings elite hands and smooth routes, plus local Buckeye routes that could make him

an instant number one option.

Lomu shut down the blindside last year, allowing zero sacks over nearly 400 pass blocking

snaps and earning top grades for his discipline.

A haul like this could accelerate the rebuild, giving Munkin the weapons to build momentum

despite ongoing questions at quarterback.