Browns Host Top Prospects for Draft

0:00On March 5th, the Cleveland Browns are gearing up early for the 2026 NFL draft, holding the sixth and 24th overall picks. They're focusing heavily on offense, iron quarterbacks, wide receivers, and linemen to bolster their roster. Teams with top picks like the Browns have started top 30 visits ahead of free agency, and Cleveland has already hosted two standout prospects. Former Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson and Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate have both made the trip to Borea. Fans and analysts see these moves as a sign of urgency at key positions. The Browns desperately need more weapons for their passing game, and keeping local talent like Tate in Ohio could excite the fan base right away. Simpson brings big potential after a breakout senior year, with over 3,500 yards passing, 28 touchdowns, and just five. Picks. Tate. The top 10 talent racked of 121 catches for nearly 2,000 yards and 14 scores in college.

1:00More visits are on the way, as the Browns narrow their options, setting the stage for what could be a game-changing draft night.