Browns Eye Top Receiver in Draft

0:00On March 2nd, the Cleveland Browns are eyeing a top receiver in next year's draft after Jerry Judy's disappointing season. The 21-year-old Whiteout caught just 50 passes for 600 to yards across 17 games, a big drop from his earlier 1,000. 229 yard output Despite that, team insiders remain optimistic about his rebound in the new offense. Analysts like Mary Kay Cavett suggest the Browns could grab a receiver at their number 6 overall pick, or even use their number 24 selection. Later in the first round, with two prime shots to upgrade the position, they're not panicking over Judy's slump just yet. Ohio State standout Carnell Tate has emerged as a prime target. The 21-year-old Buckeye exploded for 875 yards and nine touchdowns over 11 games this past season, averaging nearly 80 yards per contest. He's projected as a first round talent with sharp route running and deep speed. Tate made it clear he'd love landing in Cleveland, staying close to home just an hour from

1:02Columbus and his Ohio State Roots. Fans they're already cheer for the Browns, making it a natural fit. Adding take at ease pressure on Judy by drawing defenders away, potentially unlocking the offense's full potential as the Browns build for A. Stronger run game through the