Browns Drafting Game-Changing WR, Offensive Line Strength

0:00On March 25, the Cleveland Browns made smart moves in free agency to fix their offensive line. General manager Andrew Berry traded for right tackle Titus Howard from the Houston Texans and signed Interior Lime-In, Zion Johnson, and Elton Jenkins. He even praised the Chicago Bears for rebuilding their line in one-off season, and the Browns followed suit. But the Y receiver group remains a big problem, one of the weakest in the league. They skipped big spenders like Alec Pierce, who resigned with Indianapolis for $116 million, and even passed on cheaper. Options like Calvin Austin III, John Mitchie, and Christian Kirk. Fans and analysts are frustrated because last season's key receiver, Jerry Judy, disappointed with just 50 catches, 602 yards, and two. Touchdowns, despite playing every game. Cedric Tillman has only five touchdowns in 38 games, and rookies like Jamari Thrasch and Isaiah Bond have improving themselves yet. Berry is turning to the draft with picks at 6th and 24th overall,

1:02plus seven more for a total of nine selections. The Browns hosted top prospects, including Ohio State's Carnell Tate Arizona State's Jordan Tyson, USC's Mackay Lemon, and others like Omar Cooper. Junior, Denzel Boston, and Chris Bell. With training camps still months away, Cleveland has time to land a game-changing pass catcher, and avoid relying on that unproven trio next season.