Browns' Dream Pick: Hometown Hero Reese

0:00On April 22nd, the Cleveland Browns head into Thursday's NFL Draft, needing a left tackle and wide receiver bad, but General Manager Andrew Berry, sticks to his guns, always picking the best player available over filling holes right away. That strategy could land the Ohio State's star-edged rusher Arville Reese at the 6th overall pick. Reese grew up right here in Cleveland, graduating from Glenville High before dominating at Ohio State. He led their top-ranked defense all the way to the college football playoff last season, putting up 69 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, and 6, and a half-sacks. Fans are buzzing because Reese called playing for the Browns a dream, especially alongside hometown hero Miles Garrett. The 20-year-old says it'd be amazing to rush opposite him in the pros. Reese already met the Browns at the NFL Combine, and on a top-30 visit, showing real mutual interest. He's a projected early pick, but if he slides to 6, he'd be the top talent on their board. A 6 foot 4-force with violent play and non-stop motor.

1:03Pairing him with Garrett in last year's 5th overall pick Mason Graham would make the Browns defensive line one of the nastiest in years, setting. Them up for long-term dominance no matter the immediate needs.