Browns' Draft Visits Hint at Future Picks

0:00On April 10th, in just two weeks, the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft wraps up, and Cleveland Brown's fans will be buzzing about how the Team Depoys is two or three first round picks to solidify the roster. Right now, with the draft so close, the big news is all about those pre-draft visits, teens host. These visits let squads bring in up to 30 prospects, plus some local ones from nearby schools, and they're not just for the elite talents anymore. Historically, since 2015, the Browns have frequently turned those visits into first round selections. Under General Manager Andrew Berry, they've drafted guys like Defensive Tackle Mason Graham, and Cornerback Greg Newsom, the second after hosting them. Though offensive Tackle Jedrick will skip the visit, Berry's missed first rounders in three of his six drafts thanks to the Dishon Watson deal. Reporting shows the Browns have hosted 13 known prospects so far, heavy on-wire receivers like Karnel Tate, Denzel Boston, Jeremy Bernard, Chris Bell, Makai Lemon, Jordan Tyson, and Omar Cooper Jr., plus quarterback Ty Simpson, Tyden's Oscar Delp, and Kenyans Sadik and others.

1:10Including Offensive Lyman, Caleb Lomu, and Marquell Bell, Defensive End Mason Thomas, and Safety Emanuel McNeil Warren. With rumors and mocked drafts pouring in, keep an eye on Berea, these visits often signal who's catching Cleveland's eye as they build for the future.