Browns Eye Brazzell for Offensive Boost

On March 20th, the Cleveland Browns wrapped up last season with a rough 5 wins and 12 losses.

They shook things up by firing head coach Kevin Stofanski and bringing in Todd Malkin,

the former Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator, to take the helm.

The quarterback spot was a mess, with three different guys under center, including Shader Sanders from Colorado.

Sanders threw for 1,400 yards, seven touchdowns, and 10 interceptions, facing plenty of growing pains.

White receivers didn't help much either, as Jerry Judy led the group with just 602 yards and two scores,

leaving no real big play thread for the passers.

Now experts like Luke Easterling from Athlon Sports see the Browns eyeing Tennessee Whiteout, Chris Brazell, in the second round of the draft.

Brazell had a breakout year with 62 catches, 1,017 yards, and nine touchdowns, earning top all SEC nods.

Adding him could unlock the offense, forcing defenses to play deeper, and giving Sanders a reliable target to build around as the team gears up for a fresh start.