Browns Host 7 WRs, Including Bernard

On March 20, the Cleveland Browns are ramping up their wide receiver search ahead of the

2026 NFL Draft, now up to seven players.

They've hosted on top 30 visits.

Today they welcomed Alabama's Jeremy Bernard, who joins Washington's Denzel Boston as the

second receiver in for the day.

Bernard transferred from Michigan State to Washington before landing in Alabama, where

he put up solid numbers in crowded rooms.

Last season he caught 64 passes for 862 yards and seven touchdowns marking his second

straight year around 800 yards.

Other visitors include Ohio State's Carnell Tate, USC's Mackay Lemon, Arizona State's

Jordan Tyson, Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr., and Louisville's.

Chris Bell.

It looks like the Browns are casting a wide net to rebuild that position.

The six foot one two under six pound senior impressed at the combine with a 4.4840 yard

dash of 32.5 inch vertical jump and a 10 foot five broad jump.

He also ran agility drills, clocking a 6.713 cone and 4.31 short shuttle.

He's a slot or Z receiver type who thrives on tough middle to field routes, filling a gap

left by David Bell's early medical retirement.

With their receiver room needing a full refresh, these visits signal big changes ahead

for Cleveland.